cory? give cory a round of applause. [applause] >> thank you, chris. thank you so much for all of your hard work, chris. none of this could be possible without your efforts. good evening. the good government awards are incredibly important in san francisco. it's a chance for us to honor the tremendous work that happens in the city and also to honor the individuals who are responsible for some of that success. congratulations to all of our honorees. we're very grateful for your work. let's give a hand for them. [applause] the good government awards also support spur's good government work. it is a central part of our mission. our agenda is admittedly ambitious. we analyze every local measure on the san francisco ballot, which until recently was a pretty formidable task. we participate in most of the major issues of city government from pension and payroll tax reform to some of the most important discussions on how we fund a lot of our public services, whether that finding different revenue streams for our parks, are trying to find new ways to fund publi

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but cory heard the people were suffering. she was -- some people wrote checks, other es made personal donation. my mother's solution subpoena she -- she started a club to collect canned god. soon they were running a school wide food driven. even in fourth grade, she was mart. the more more people she involved. the more hurricane victims she could help. [applause] [applause] i'm going to add to this. i love that story. and i love it because all these years later one of your mother's favorite expressions is this. people don't change. she's actually wrong. your mother changed me. but when it comes to herself here's what never changed from high school to harvard to being a lawyer for the house judiciary to the work with the inare city school your mother loved to pick a good fight. it's always the same fight. the fight for someone else. best of all, there's no one not on the entire planet who every single day fights the way she fights for you. she always will. you have a strong mother. let it make you a strong woman. [applause] da

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sometimes we joke that that's my name, not cory booker but "i need a job." >> we're here at the parkr sculptures. does this name mean anything to you? >> it means nothing to me. >> this sculpt ter also sculpted mt. rush more. >> you are telling me something i did not know. >> welcome to newark. >> is there an election going on? >> did you not hear that? >> i did not hear that. >> some have suggested that governor romney is too white to appeal to black voters. when romney went to philadelphia to visit a charter school, mayor nutter asked, i don't know why this guy's here. with attitudes like that, should he bother trying to court black voters? >> i'm hoping mitt romney and his campaign will elevate the level of dialogue and be afraid to go anywhere in the country because 80% of americans live in cities or directly in their suburbs. if you don't have an urban agenda as a president, then you don't have an agenda for america. i believe very strongly that barack obama has a significantly better agenda. >> what are his challenges now in 2012? >> i think he's getting message out. i don't th

cory cox has been a deputy sheriff for seven years.e's spent a lot of late nights cruising the utah roads with one eye out for emergencies, for drunks or for speeders like this one. >> i saw this vehicle approaching me, you know. it looked like it was going really fast. so i turned my radar on and got it on radar at 95 miles an hour in a 55-mile-an-hour zone. i was thinking that this is going to be a drunk driver, somebody trying to get home, somebody just trying to have fun. >> deputy cox quickly turns around and starts to chase the speeder, practically burning up the highway. >> it was a dangerous pursuit. they were going so fast and by the time i got up to speed i could barely see them. >> they're racing toward the county line so cox calls weber county for backup. >> so i called to the next county ahead and had officers waiting for them. and then they hit a hill and i was able to catch up to them. >> finally, the pursued vehicle slows, stops. as deputy cox approaches the waiting car, he realizes someone in the car is either terrifie

yesterday special prosecutor angela cory's office inadvertently released confidential case materialso the media. including a photo of trayvon's body. joining me to react from this -- this is stunning -- geraldo rivera. you can catch his show on fnc this saturday at 10 p.m when i read the facts here, i mean, as a former defense attorney, i almost fell over. wait a second. the prosecution inadvertently released his academic records and a photo of the 17-year-old's body? it's kind of grainy, but none the less. it's wild. >> you know, first of all, i thought of you when i saw the women boxers in the olympics yesterday. >> laura: i'm good at that. i have three older brothers. >> if the photo of the deceased, trayvon martin, was going to inflame the public and taint the jury pool, i guess that would be if you were going to have a conspiracy theory, you say sure, they released the photo of the dead youngster by accident, but really it was intentional because they wanted to taint the jury pool, poison the minds of focus jurors in the upcoming murder trial of george zimmerman. it wasn't a ver

the terrorists for rachel cory and all those who were idealists and who actually believed that they could make an effect and social change. the terrorists who lives amongst us is not you, the terrorist who lurks in the shadows of our crowded city streets isn't me. he's not a demon with bulging eyes, a twisted mouth full of dirt, a crooked mouth, fangs driping blood.

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the terrorists for rachel cory and all those who were idealists and who actually believed that they could make an effect and social change. the terrorists who lives amongst us is not you, the terrorist who lurks in the shadows of our crowded city streets isn't me. he's not a demon with bulging eyes, a twisted mouth full of dirt, a crooked mouth, fangs driping blood. it's not the savage guner waiting for our school on their way to school. no, this heinous replica of satan doesn't look like a jew. dopt make a habit of supplying the motives of sin with colors of skin because it's skin deep. a student with dreams of statehood or a teenage girl driven by desperation and fear or a dentist or an apprentice of a dead soldier, who crouches in the wounds of the dead and the dying, who hurls stones at tanks and encroaching soldiers, who stands unmoved before a roiling tank, who stares with barbed eyes. the enemy is never one who kills for no reason. the enemy is never one who must be vanquished at all cost. it is not so easy to kill from the inside, a shifting corridor of blame. not so easy to trace

. >> 22-year-old cory blagg is walking into our undercover house in long beach, california. a house with 15 hidden cameras. they're recording every move he makes. blagg, an ex-marine, works for a computer company in san diego and just drove 100 miles to get here. why? he chatted online with someone he thinks is a 13-year-old and says he wants her to be his girlfriend. >> all i'm missing is a sweetheart to share my love with. >> but he is really chatting with a decoy working for perverted justice, an organization that exposes men who sexually target minors online. perverted justice works as a consultant for "dateline," setting up computer profiles and pretending to be underage teens interested in sex. remember, he is 22. and the decoy says she is a 13-year-old female. >> we can do anything you want. i don't know how shy you are, honey. >> the decoy asks -- >> you want to make love to me? >> yes. i'm really attracted to you. >> the decoy tells him she's a virgin and that she has a hot tub in her house. then blagg wants to know if she's willing to lose her virginity in that hot

. >>> while the goal of most inmates is to find a way back to the streets, cory allen recently rejected parole and chose to serve the remainder of his 2 1/2 year sentence at boston's house of correction but it might not be an easy stay. he was recently involved in a brutal fight, caught in a jail surveillance camera. >> he thought i was a punk, you know. he thought he could talk to me any way he wanted. not one time did he bother me that day, but twice. so i have to do what i got to do, you know? >> what did you do. >> i [ bleep ]ed him up. smashed him. smashed him. smashed him out. >> the tape is reviewed by captain michael colewell. >> the man here who removed his shirt, he approaches cory allen and delivers the first blow in what turns out to be a pretty significant altercation. ultimately inmate allen gets the upper hand here and delivers what you see here, a succession of blows to the head and, closed fist punches to the head and torso. and that happens for several seconds as the responding officers begin to arrive. >> they asked me, where was the weapon? that's what they asked me.

cory petero is sentenced to 45 days of community service and instructed to take an anger management class wasn't pushing the issue for the jail and court and all that because, you know, things happen. people get upset. i was really looking for an apology. >> the apology never comes, but denise and her son are trying to put the whole ordeal behind them. >> i just have to teach my son to move on and do what makes him happy. we can't let that get the best of us. >> and brian is moving on. next stop, he's trying out for his high school football team. >> i'm going to continue to play and make that all fall behind. >> down the road from stockton in southern california, another shocking piece of amateur video. parents out of control at a kids football game. just before this raucous scene is caught on camera, the pico rivera dons are playing the downey razorbacks. 12, 13, and 14-year-old boys are playing football. the pico rivera quarterback drops back for a long pass, but a downey razorback makes a nice play, intercepting the ball and racing down the sideline. and after the play, a little extrac

elizabeth cory with the f.a.a. said in a statement air traffic control was aware they had a situation where separation was less than they would like. both planes landed safely and the f.a.a. is investigating. but the incident comes three days after a similar scare locally. on tuesday at reagan international airport, a miscommunication led to a near miss of three planes flying too close. travelers at national today said even though officials said the planes weren't in danger of colliding, the news is concerning. >> if safety requires a higher price, we should be paying the higher price instead of crossing our fingers when we get on the plane. >> many said it's a risk they're still willing to take. >> it's not going to deter me from flying. >> that's what we heard from most flyers at reagan national airport. they say of course these incidents have left them a little more concerned but not enough to stop them from flying. >> new at 6:00 tonight hope for a family waiting a decade for answers in connection with the murd

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and cory's point is a very modern point. we thought for a while that these very much at kreplen said were quite discreet entities and to some degree they are, but there is an overlap in the midle that is important to realize. the other things that makes the genetics so hard it is it is not like early onset alzheimer disease in which you have one genetic defect that causes a whole disease. you have a lot of genes acting together each having a small effect, producing the syndrome. >> rose: juddist tell us what we have learned from early onset alzheimer. >> this approach of taking in this case children before they're 13 who develop schizophrenia is an approach that has very much paid off across all of medicine if you think of early onset alzheimer or breast cancer, for example. first of all, in their early development, when they were two, three and four, a third of this group of children that we have studied were actually seen for what looked like autism-like problems. -- as was making a connection we did not connect at all. th

when i go to see cory booker in the work, who bought a platform from us, they have to find money somewhere else. they wanted a social media solution. that is where everybody is searching for jobs. >> how islington thinking about this? -- how is linkedin, thinking about this? >> we are hiring 174 in terms this summer. thank god i am not looking for a job right now. i would not get a job, competing with you guys. [laughter] we also have a student jobs center, where we allow any corporation to post a summer internship or entry-level job for free. that is a huge place for students to come and find student-friendly jobs. we have a veterans initiative as well. our summer unemployment rate is even higher in the bracket you referenced. we offer a subscription for any veteran. we are really proud of that. we also allow our platform for veteran-friendly jobs. i would encourage that. i do not know if the interns in this room have linkedin profiles. i would strongly encourage you to develop one. some students do not come from families where parents have gone to college. they tend to be in different ne

"the newark observer" reports that cory booker is considering running against christie next year. >>>f the proposals in a draft of the republican party platform would push one of ron paul's proposals. a gop official says they may call for bringing back the gold standard to back the u.s. dollar. >>> fox news reports republican judge tom head of texas is proposing a tax increase to prepare for what he says could be "civil war" in the united states. he says that might be the result of president obama signing united nations treaties, which he falsely claimed would override american law. >>> in an interview with "parade" magazine, mitt romney gave what he says is one reason he won't release his income tax returns. romney says it's because the documents would show how much money he donates to the mormon church, which he never intended to become public, of course. >>> and then, speaking of donations, soon you can use your fingers or your thumbs to contribute to mitt romney or president obama. campaign officials say they will soon be accepting small donations of up to $10 all by text message,

and it's cory hall with the catch. >> phil: and shows how much it's changed. for 4,000 in the and, boy, that's almost unbreakable. that's just incredible. and you throw for 4,000 now, you are about 18th in the nfl behind all other guys. so the game has changed. the referees are better than -- receivers are better than ever. they spread it out. the rules, you name it. it's all there for the quarterback to have success if the team is building their football team through the quarterback. >> ian: 1984, the year that phil simms went over 4,000 yards. eli manning of the giants last year nearly threw for 500. >> phil: and -- 5,000. >> phil: and i saw andrew luck in college and he was bigger than everybody. and then i watched him play, and he still looks bigger than everybody. so they are just walking into the league and they look like they fit right away. >> ian: on 3rd and 7 with 2:final set 4 to play- 2:04 to play, it's travaris cadet in. and canfield at quarterback and that didn't come out of his hand cleanly. we hit the 2-minute warning here in new orleans. e ] [

running of the million and streaming live and replayed at 8:00 and finally the angels game last night, coryumpire he was lucky the edge caught him just outside his left eye. superficial damage mr. up his mug a little bit they're lucky that one was not a whole lot worse. >> and he had to rip the mask off to make the call when he was wide open. >> that's the news for this thursday night. have a great el every load of laundry is worth about $200. really? one cap of downy protects $200 worth of clothes. prove it to me. ultra downy softeners protect fibers. there's no comparison. nice downy's pretty much saving our clothes. yeah, ultra downy saves loads. every year we pick a new city to explore. but thanks to hotwire, this year we got to take an extra trip. because they get us ridiculously low prices on really nice hotels and car rentals. so we hit boston in the spring-- even caught a game. and with the money we saved, we took a trip to san francisco. you see, hotwire checks the competitions' rates every day so they can guarantee their low prices. so, where to next? how about there? ♪ h-o-t-w-i-

he is not a senator or congressmen cory governor. he has the gravitas to say that and i thought it was delightful added to spark to a choreographed convention. the democrats hated it but next week with their hollywood stars we will complain. gerri: when he said we are the boss. they are the employee. >> it was powerful. gerri: good to see you. tune into huckabee every weekend on fox news. what do you think? is the criticism of clint eastwood's speech could batter ugly? i will share the results at the end of the show. millman said g.o.p. hope voters will remember. the top five from the rnc. number five, critics called her speech sensational. >> we need to give parents greater choice. particularly poor parents whose kids, very often minorities, are trapped in family neighborhood's schools. this is the civil-rights issue of our day. gerri: number four. he came out swinging and attacked the opponent. >> college graduates should not live out their twenties in their childhood bedrooms staring at obama posters wanting to get out with life g

cory redding is gone. clarence brooks has some young players to develop including pernell mcphee.e is ready for the johns. >> we have lost some good football players. good football players have come and one = have to continue to develop them and put them up there and make sure they play like ravens. >> the college world series begins. seven games beginning at 1:00 p.m. >> crashing campaigns. all four man for the white house continue their roots on the campaign trail. the latest in a live report from washington. >> how far we go to satisfy a craving? one man is willing to drive an entire day to get his family some piezzas. >> what causes brain fog? >> i was going to make a joke. i'm not doing a joke on that one. we have some rain to contend with this morning. things will settle down. >> we know all about brain fog. a few problems. we start in the city. an update on an accid

newark mayor cory booker criticize the president's attack on on governor romney's record having capital one point on a sunday morning, he called them nauseating. then there was senator dianne feinstein. she says the white house was possibly responsible for recent intelligence issues. we have a syndicated radio host with compass network. welcome to you. >> we don't know for sure that cory booker, who has been, hours later, uploading a video that sounded like 180 from what he said on that morning or senator dianne feinstein said that she should not have speculated about the white house's intelligence to intervene there. but it looked like it. >> i can understand how some people might have drawn that conclusion. but i really don't think the president or his administration has the time to be puppet masters to all congressional democrats in the house and senate and the governor's, mayors of cities and if that is the case, the bottom line is here that senator reid made these comments, this is not a day care center. it might appear this way, this is not a day care. it is not their responsibili

it is new york times cory spawnent did, good to see you, pinch. >> i like the cut of your beard.acobson reveals dolly parton's scripted 925 the musical. ♪ tumble out of bed ♪ stumble in the kitchen ♪ yawn and stretch sthoat. and try to come alive ♪ ♪ out in the streets and the traffic starts jumping ♪ ♪ folks like me ♪ on-the-job from 9 to 5 take it, porch. >> ♪ islands in the stream ♪ that is what we are >> you moron. >> beautiful. were they too bold after winning gold? like it was that funny. >> it was funny. >> the u.s. soccer team beat japan and put on t-shirts that said "greatness has been found." not everyone cottoned to the post game apparel. twitter lit up with brash backlash with one new york times posting "greatness has been found and humility? gross." and another said, "put those t-shirts away, usa. keep it classy." no one blames the women who were handed the t-shirts. but as a yahoo! news writer writes, quote, wearing a personalized shirt at the olympics that rubs the loss into the face of the defeated opponent plays into the stereo type of ugly americanism. oh, you a