newton and cleaver had a falling out. cleaver was still in exile.fred hampton had been killed and the fbi had infiltrated the organization and planted seeds of the century.la a year later newton would flee to cuba to escape a murder charge. on "firing line" he was all smiles as explain the marxist dialectic. buckley was rhetorically flummoxed by his guest. at one point the host explains i've attempted to bend at a point and i'm losing track of it.. it may be one of difficultiesf you have as chief spokesman for black panther party is your total incoherence.ut people don't understand what you're talking about. i don't understand what you're talking about, and i'm a very, very close listener. newton talk in a cheerful steady stream, barely coming up for him. finally buckley performed a "firing line" version of throwing in the towel. he put down his clipboard. signaling he realized the futility of attempting -- he was already in sympathy with newtons cause, this would not it seems incoherent as buckley founded newton would've come across as an affable r

you see a man come in wielding a meat cleaver. >> she's meetly retaliated. >> sure does, flashlight, hold on there. you see her punch numbers into the cash register. it pops open and she gives him about $115 u.s. dollars. takes the money, she urges him to leave. closes the register, takes the money, shoves it in his bag. >> come on, that's your chance to knock him out. >> he takes off, that was her goal. he didn't completely rob the store, took what she gave him, she was safe. >> meat cleaver, serious damage. get in, out. >> in this next video you see a guy in a helmet standing outside of a jewelry store. >> shifty, look at him. >> he walks in, and this you see he's got an ax in one hand and gun in the other and he starts smashing into the glass. >> how much does he destroy, charity? >> no word on how much he destroyed, but here comes this woman. she reaches out and tries to stop him. here's the thing, the gun, though, is plastic. she's not taking chances, she reaches and grabs a mirror and hits him with it. >> give him seven years of bad luck. >> then you see she throws the bag at h

let's bring in emmanuel cleaver to help us figure it out, a democratic congressman from missouri andnior whip on the leadership team in the house. so let's talk about the "new york times" story specifically. they are saying the dnc's encounter with the fbi met the best chance to halt the russian intrusion was blocked. the white house reluctant to respond saying the russians haven't paid a heavy price for their actions. do you believe the impact was made much worse because the dnc and the white house fumbled? >> it's easy to say after the fact. i think the dnc would have reacted much faster had they known the depth of what was being done by the russians. and wikileaks. >> they were alerted according to the "new york times" by an fbi investigator who called multiple times. they were alerted over and over again. why wasn't there a system in place within the dnc to say, hey, we have to take any flags seriously and hook at them immediately. >> since the water gate break-in and that's been a long time ago, things tend to become lax over a period of time in terms of security. i think right

he also had -- here's eldridge cleaver on the show. he also covered the women's liberation movement on the practice he had betty fer dna on early on, and he was not a very good speaker, kind of inarticulate and was not invited back for 18 years and was the voice of the mainstream liberal feminism. a better episodes with we germane greer who was published "at the female eunuch" and buckley enjoyed talking to her. let me show you a clip from that encounter from the early '70s. >> which appeared sometime like a contradiction in my book, i to make he and she words equal or screen out she as forever incapable of equaling he grammatically. >> grammatically. >> you could be antifeminism by suppressing the female in a pronoun. >> the hierarchy. never heard of early man, you should refer to early humans which means you can't use -- >> not only that. what it mean is is that the real attitude is going to be concealed by a form of primitive censorship, and the actual situation won't change. it's like calling people -- when they're married. doesn't

. >> if you were physically unable to cleaver the sidewalk of snow in front of your home, you may want to apply for assistance. otherwise, you could be find. lauren win free, today's tmj4. >> preparations underway for the opening of slice of ice. the rink will open tomorrow at 3. holiday hoopla sell graduation wednesday, from 4-7:00 p.m. the wisconsin elections commission says the recount of the presidential election is complete and certificate night. former green party nominee dr. glisten requested the recount which resulted in almost no shift in the numbers. donald trump's margin of victory remains roughly 22,000 votes. jill stein released a statement on the recount. she says in part this recurrent was negative about changing the outcome. it was about and restoring confidence in the voting system to americans across the country would have doubts. and a federal judge blocked recounty efforts in pennsylvania. president-elect donald trump won the state's 20 electoral votes on election day. tomorrow president-elect donald trump and haven't mike pence will bring the thank you tour to west

cleaver was in exile in algeria.everal leaders were killed and fbi infiltrated the organization and planted seeds of dissension. newton would flee to cuba to on escape a murder charge. buckley was rhetorically flummoxed by his guest. at one point the host explains, i'm attempting to pin down a point and i'm losing track of it.si it may be that one of thee difficulties you have as chief spokesman for the black panther party your total incoherence. that is to say people don't understand what you're talking about. i don't understand what you're talking about and i'm a very close listener. newton talked in a steerful steady stream of maoist propaganda, barely coming up for air. buckley performed the "firing line" version of throwing in the towel. he put down his clipboard. for viewers already in sympathy with newton's cause, oration would not likely seem incoherent as buckley found it. newton would come across as remarkably affable revolutionary. those skeptical of student radicals clutching mao to breast. a liberal "fir

to that point i want to play a little something that congressman emanuel cleaver had to say. this is coming from a democrat and then i'll have your response. >> at the present time i got to say we had no strategy, we have no plan. but at least we have some proven leadership that can you know take us into what's going to be a new era. >> julie, okay. no strategy, no plan. he does say proven leadership. they did reflect nancy polocy. a lot of people, including democrats rolled their eyes saying that just means they didn't get what happened in the election. >> on the one hand congressman cleaver saying we don't have a plan or a strategy. he may be right about that. if that's true, that makes me incredibly fearful. but then he's saying we have to stick with the people that don't have a plan or a strategy. if you don't have a plan or a strategy, got to change the general on the field. and nancy pelosi served for a long time with distinction. if he can't get it done, hasn't been able to get it done in several cycles, it might have been time to look in a different direction. i would

we've got the senior whip in congress, a gentleman by the name of cleaver. he made a statement about pelosi when he won against ryan. and he says, at "at the present time, we have no strategy, we have no plan but at least we have proven leadership that can take us into what is going to be a new era." in other words, even though we keep losing, we don't have a strategy. it reminds me of obama and isis but i degrees. >> stop. >> he says we're good. no, you're not. >> remember, they were all ready to spike the ball and have this great election and come close to taking back the majority in the house, get the senate, hillary clinton was going to be in the white house. and so now they are looking inward and say, my lord, we've lost everything. what do we stand for and what's our strategy? congressman cleaver is being honest and people like nancy pelosi don't move aside because for liberals, political power is the most important thing in the world. they don't give it up easily. >> well, i want to move on. i want to talk very quickly about mattis. chris, to you, jun

this is eldridge cleaver. and that's the crowd listening to eldridge cleaver. anyone who want to tell you the panthers were a kind of a marginal organization needs to look at the crowds that came out for them. the other thing that is interesting is i just put a little, that isn't my picture, but the panthers as early as 1968 ran candidates for office. they weren't just out demonstrating, they were running people for office, and very shortly after this, they started the community programs. this is the panther office. after huey newton was not convicted of first-degree murder in his trial, two police officers who i believe for -- were intoxicated shot of the office. -- shot up the office. they were shooting at huey. firsthutton was the panther. he was 17 years old and was the first panther who was shot by the police. and this is a poster. that is not my picture but we put that poster in the book. on the right, you're seeing on the top, george murray, minister of education at san francisco state. and on the bottom is the university of california at berkeley, where

reverend krefeverend cleaver, g you.e coach who lost you the past four championship games? >> well, i think many of us felt that it was not worth the cost that we would pay to change leaders at this politically perplexing time. look, we're going to have the challenge of the century right now with the smauld mimal smaule have in the house and senate. so i think that many people said okay, look, we need more time before we flip over the leadership. and i don't think that that will be something, you know, decades down the line. i think that that is something ta that will happen fairly soon. >> what would the cost have been? you mentioned the cost would have been too high. what would those costs have been? >> well, first of all, if we had elected new leaders to come in, they would have been elected yesterday and they would have had hardly anytime to do anything except move into a new office. at the present time i have to say we have no strategy and we have no plan. but at least we have some proven leadership that can, you kn

she never forgot my cleaver giving her the chance to be an actor. because she struggled for years.he had to take on all sorts of work because she wasn't getting much work as an actor. it wasn't until mike leigh get the break it took off if you like. i remember her in a private function and the thought of her playing nana, to me, i was so excited. and she lived up to her reputation. she was just wonderful. i went to see her not long ago when she was done in worthing in our home. and i took her out in the wheelchair. we went down the front. because it was barbara and nana, people were so delighted to see her. and she loved it. and people were just so generous. they we re people were just so generous. they were coming to talk to her. it was my loving memory of that day we shared in margate. the actress sue johnston remembering liz smith with great affection. liz smith, who died on christmas eve at the age of 95. good afternoon. it has been a decent day. the weather has died down. plenty more try whether to come. at times quite chilly. there has been some sunshine around today. you can

we have a senior whip in congress, a gentleman by the name of cleaver. he made a clament about pelosi when she won against ryan. at the present time very to say we have no plan but have proven leadership that can take us into what is going on a new era. in other words we keep losing but we don't have the strategy. he says we're good. no. you're not. >> yes. this is a real moment for the democratic party. remember, they were ready to fight and have a great election and come vote to take back the majority of the house. they were goingút to get the senate. and they lost everything. they have done more losing under barack obama than in the history of the party down to dog catcher. and so now, they're looking inward and saying we have lost everything. what do we stand for?k i think congressman kleiver is being honest. for nancy pelosi, power is the most important thing and they don't give it up easily. >> i want to talk about mattis. chris khun wants a block and people love them. for confirmation, what? it's getting eight from another side. but the whisper is

in here is eldridge cleaver on the show. and betty friedan was kind of ridiculous not a very good speaker. she was the desk of the voice of liberal feminism. / will show you a little clip. >> disappeared from my book and forever to be incapable grammatically spin like you could be anti-feminist. >> but from early may and then to refer to the early human? >> not only that but with the censorship if the actual situation would not change if they are married does not change the character. >> so in other words, and that is roster is. and then to do something. >> this interesting moment. >> it is so jarring. that doesn't change the of structure. so he thought she was a lunatic to take down the family but they agreed about this one issue after they rob the show he wrote her a thank-you notes and said goddamnit you are good. unfortunately she did not want to come back but it was a wonderful show and they had just debated the week before she resounded the one that debate according to the cambridge students. so buckley also had that h

cleaver: i thank the ranking member for allowing me to speak on this legislation. i find greater satisfaction on working on legislation with the subcommittee chairman than opposing such. but mr. speaker, i do, in fact, will e that h.r. 5143 nooro taylor reporting a go negotiating requirement that must be completed before any any sfarned can be agreed upon. the wake of the financial crisis the federal insurance office was tasked with representing the united states at international insurance forum. the f.i.o. have been negotiating along side the federal reserve and national association of insurance commissioners on behalf of our country's insurance interests. they have held numerous hearings on this topic giving us a.m. will opportunity to more fully understand the process as being undertaken at the national insurance association of supervisors as well as other international bodies. it is critical that team u.s.a. continue to advocate strongly on behalf of the u.s. insurance system and it is imperative that we do not hamstring their ability to do so. more specificall

need to be dealt with parking management excited to talk about shuttle serve on the island so a new cleaver is specialized expertise working with the public and private sector currently no east bay transit services to the island this is part of island coordinating with the agency as a one executing a memorandum of agreement for starting the tolling in the 2019 area be numerous transit path and being able and all island tdm island services to be led by the department the principle planner richard and looking at affordability in a senate program and finally when it comes to tolling a fast track for a service center coordination with the egress and ingress to the toll bridge by way of the off and on ramps and opened will be a major point of the tolling when we approach that area there. >> in working with our consultant we came up with a recommendations staffing approach first of all, to make sure we were flexible as to the point we could urban design with the existing staff eliminating the staff on date to make sure we implement and good afternoon project managers with specific tasks that is r

need to be dealt with parking management excited to talk about shuttle serve on the island so a new cleaver is specialized expertise working with the public and private sector currently no east bay transit services to the island this is part of island coordinating with the agency as a one executing a memorandum of agreement for starting the tolling in the 2019 area be numerous transit path and being able and all island tdm island services to be led by the department the principle planner richard and looking at affordability in a senate program and finally when it comes to tolling a fast track for a service center coordination with the egress and ingress to the toll bridge by way of the off and on ramps and opened will be a major point of the tolling when we approach that area there. >> in working with our consultant we came up with a recommendations staffing approach first of all, to make sure we were flexible as to the point we could urban design with the existing staff eliminating the staff on date to make sure we implement and good afternoon project managers with specific tasks that is r

he also had-- here's eldridge cleaver on the show, also.e also covered the women's liberation movement on the program. he had betty on early on and she was not a very good speaker and she was not invited back for 18 years and she was the voice of the liberal feminism. much better episode was with jermaine greer who had just published the female eunuch and was much more radical. buckley really enjoyed talking to her. going to show you a clip from the early 70s. >> appear sometimes like a contradiction in my book. are you to make he and she words equal and estimation or argue to screen out she as forever incapable of equaling he and estimation grammatically correct grammatically? >> you could be antifeminist. >> but known by a hierarchy. wind you refer to early man it means you to early humans. >> what it means is that the real attitude is going to be concealed by a form of primitive censorship where the actual situation might change. i think it's a sort of hypocrisy. >> in other words you think that answers is preposterous to make well, i th

need to be dealt with parking management excited to talk about shuttle serve on the island so a new cleaver is specialized expertise working with the public and private sector currently no east bay transit services to the island this is part of island coordinating with the agency as a one executing a memorandum of agreement for starting the tolling in the 2019 area be numerous transit path and being able and all island tdm island services to be led by the department the principle planner richard and looking at affordability in a senate program and finally when it comes to tolling a fast track for a service center coordination with the egress and ingress to the toll bridge by way of the off and on ramps and opened will be a major point of the tolling when we approach that area there. >> in working with our consultant we came up with a recommendations staffing approach first of all, to make sure we were flexible as to the point we could urban design with the existing staff eliminating the staff on date to make sure we implement and good afternoon project managers with specific tasks that is r

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you can't sustain the caring and compassion i want to thank everyone and mayor for your support ♪ cleaver keep any remarks under a minute there we go thank you >> (clapping.) >> thank you. i won't take long either i want to first time start off by threatening mayor ed lee and chief and the others folks we've its been a long time coming i was a member of the city family when we had you know over one hundred youths in the facility and thanks to the contribution over the years through the budget process by the mayor and the board of supervisors consistently funding the department making sure it has the resources here we go i want to put this in perspective a city of nine hundred thousand with 45 facilities is striking and as you know, representing the commission i want to say that we don't want to rest on that laurels those 4 are here we need to address do root causes why they're herethorax he applaud the department for thinking outside the box thinking of ways to connect with the youth whether taking them sailing or camp mather bringing in folks for expression of poetry and things we're try

inform 9 director of proclamations want to let you know we've worked with the public works in this cleaver and supportive of it we store about one and 20 evacuees rolling stock and current asphalt plant and with the acreage we're getting adjacent to our operations we'll be able to move that equipment to the yard so wanted to let you know we're very much in support of effort. >> with that, claudia what you like to. >> no a quick question so given the proximity to the wastewater facility is that dpw. >> no public works. >> sure let me direct this to the puc i understand the puc buildings the property will compliment the capital improvement for the wastewater treatment plant how is that a compliment. >> we're in dire need of the projects going on at southeast plant this site is also under consideration for the future digester program if it is active proposed site will be a shop site north of the asphalt plant if you look at the diagram the asphalt is south of cesar chavez is located. >> uh-huh. >> so this is just a compliment in terms of staging location. >> what happens once the reimpelled i

inform 9 director of proclamations want to let you know we've worked with the public works in this cleaverupportive of it we store about one and 20 evacuees rolling stock and current asphalt plant and with the acreage we're getting adjacent to our operations we'll be able to move that equipment to the yard so wanted to let you know we're very much in support of effort. >> with that, claudia what you like to. >> no a quick question so given the proximity to the wastewater facility is that dpw. >> no public works. >> sure let me direct this to the puc i understand the puc buildings the property will compliment the capital improvement for the wastewater treatment plant how is that a compliment. >> we're in dire need of the projects going on at southeast plant this site is also under consideration for the future digester program if it is active proposed site will be a shop site north of the asphalt plant if you look at the diagram the asphalt is south of cesar chavez is located. >> uh-huh. >> so this is just a compliment in terms of staging location. >> what happens once the reimpelled is comp

inform 9 director of proclamations want to let you know we've worked with the public works in this cleaver and supportive of it we store about one and 20 evacuees rolling stock and current asphalt plant and with the acreage we're getting adjacent to our operations we'll be able to move that equipment to the yard so wanted to let you know we're very much in support of effort. >> with that, claudia what you like to. >> no a quick question so given the proximity to the wastewater facility is that dpw. >> no public works. >> sure let me direct this to the puc i understand the puc buildings the property will compliment the capital improvement for the wastewater treatment plant how is that a compliment. >> we're in dire need of the projects going on at southeast plant this site is also under consideration for the future digester program if it is active proposed site will be a shop site north of the asphalt plant if you look at the diagram the asphalt is south of cesar chavez is located. >> uh-huh. >> so this is just a compliment in terms of staging location. >> what happens once the reimpelled i

leaving and more pressure on the board members we expect them to steady and wish you well, if your cleavers and the meetings you'll have to go through in the future and good luck with our navigation clear. >> hi, i'm don harris the executive director of the art and i'm here to honor the commissioner for their incredible service representing any colleagues he know how hard you work and difficult being on the right side of issues is tricky and knowing with you hits my pleasure to work with you and seeing all the people here jill in 1992 you were elected when gas coagulation $1.05 i looked at a couple of things george w. bush was the president and elected licking ibm bill clinton and jill and i worked on many things you're in media head i have to process to get you into the building you get to cut a retain and sandy before i left for oakland we worked on the prop h and the last thing one o 1:30 in the morning and allotment the last dollar and look where that is both of you have done incredible work and done things that matter and care about you and thank you a. congratulatio congratulations. >

you can't sustain the caring and compassion i want to thank everyone and mayor for your support ♪ cleavernd keep any remarks under a minute there we go thank you >> (clapping.) >> thank you. i won't take long either i want to first time start off by threatening mayor ed lee and chief and the others folks we've its been a long time coming i was a member of the city family when we had you know over one hundred youths in the facility and thanks to the contribution over the years through the budget process by the mayor and the board of supervisors consistently funding the department making sure it has the resources here we go i want to put this in perspective a city of nine hundred thousand with 45 facilities is striking and as you know, representing the commission i want to say that we don't want to rest on that laurels those 4 are here we need to address do root causes why they're herethorax he applaud the department for thinking outside the box thinking of ways to connect with the youth whether taking them sailing or camp mather bringing in folks for expression of poetry and things we're t

i'm next to a cleaver. and we have bacon blt, bloody marys on the way. you don't want to miss it. of all, we need to check the weather. people are wondering what's going to happen on new year's eve in my city. there are your current temperatures. it's not that cold. no complaints. looking at the radar, we had a storm system across the northeast. it's moving into new england and bringing blustery winds and they've got a wallop of snow up there. the good news, by new year's eve and new year's day, this will be gone. for times square, here's your official forecast. cloudy skies, 40 degrees. that's pretty darn good comparatively speaking to other years where you've had freezing temperatures and storm systems moving through. there are some of the cities, the big cities celebrating. again, no big storm systems on the horizon. temperatures seasonal and above average. that's pretty darn good. by the way, not only are we going to be talking about bacon. i'm off to carnegie deli. this is the last official day for this institution. we want your pictures. if you've ever been to carnegie deli,

you can't sustain the caring and compassion i want to thank everyone and mayor for your support ♪ cleavernd keep any remarks under a minute there we go thank you >> (clapping.) >> thank you. i won't take long either i want to first time start off by threatening mayor ed lee and chief and the others folks we've its been a long time coming i was a member of the city family when we had you know over one hundred youths in the facility and thanks to the contribution over the years through the budget process by the mayor and the board of supervisors consistently funding the department making sure it has the resources here we go i want to put this in perspective a city of nine hundred thousand with 45 facilities is striking and as you know, representing the commission i want to say that we don't want to rest on that laurels those 4 are here we need to address do root causes why they're herethorax he applaud the department for thinking outside the box thinking of ways to connect with the youth whether taking them sailing or camp mather bringing in folks for expression of poetry and things we're t

build housing has to do with with not having access to lands a place to build it commitments made cleaver for a significant amount of affordable housing on treasure island can you explain to me you know in light of the fact we do now have the land to build i know i guess promised in terms of one thousand units of affordable housing why are we not figuring a better way based on this agreement why is there not more thoughtful and collaboration with the mayor's office of housing or 09 resources that we have at our disposal to try to make sure this housing is built in a more timing manner. >> we have been working with the mayor's office of housing and kate hartley from the office so here today but with working with them and the other commitments currently before the mayor's office we laid out a framework between 2018 when our first parcels are available and 2026 to fund the first development of 7 parcels with support from mohcd including in their next year budget including budget the predevelopment fund by mohcd for our first two parcels which will be available to us in 2018 for development t

leaving and more pressure on the board members we expect them to steady and wish you well, if your cleavers the meetings you'll have to go through in the future and good luck with our navigation clear. >> hi, i'm don harris the executive director of the art and i'm here to honor the commissioner for their incredible service representing any colleagues he know how hard you work and difficult being on the right side of issues is tricky and knowing with you hits my pleasure to work with you and seeing all the people here jill in 1992 you were elected when gas coagulation $1.05 i looked at a couple of things george w. bush was the president and elected licking ibm bill clinton and jill and i worked on many things you're in media head i have to process to get you into the building you get to cut a retain and sandy before i left for oakland we worked on the prop h and the last thing one o 1:30 in the morning and allotment the last dollar and look where that is both of you have done incredible work and done things that matter and care about you and thank you a. congratulatio congratulations. >> al

need to be dealt with parking management excited to talk about shuttle serve on the island so a new cleaver is specialized expertise working with the public and private sector currently no east bay transit services to the island this is part of island coordinating with the agency as a one executing a memorandum of agreement for starting the tolling in the 2019 area be numerous transit path and being able and all island tdm island services to be led by the department the principle planner richard and looking at affordability in a senate program and finally when it comes to tolling a fast track for a service center coordination with the egress and ingress to the toll bridge by way of the off and on ramps and opened will be a major point of the tolling when we approach that area there. >> in working with our consultant we came up with a recommendations staffing approach first of all, to make sure we were flexible as to the point we could urban design with the existing staff eliminating the staff on date to make sure we implement and good afternoon project managers with specific tasks that is r

you can't sustain the caring and compassion i want to thank everyone and mayor for your support ♪ cleaverkeep any remarks under a minute there we go thank you >> (clapping.) >> thank you. i won't take long either i want to first time start off by threatening mayor ed lee and chief and the others folks we've its been a long time coming i was a member of the city family when we had you know over one hundred youths in the facility and thanks to the contribution over the years through the budget process by the mayor and the board of supervisors consistently funding the department making sure it has the resources here we go i want to put this in perspective a city of nine hundred thousand with 45 facilities is striking and as you know, representing the commission i want to say that we don't want to rest on that laurels those 4 are here we need to address do root causes why they're herethorax he applaud the department for thinking outside the box thinking of ways to connect with the youth whether taking them sailing or camp mather bringing in folks for expression of poetry and things we're tryi