ellis: could you clarify that? keith: i'm not going to mentioning names but but a specific company in the united states, are you working with them in trying to get them to generate more acceptance with the lgbt employees they have within the company or are you doing -- is your presentation a general one that will effect or attach most -- or touch most of the companies here in the united states? ms. ellis: you know one thing we found out when we did our accelerating acceptance pull is what we definitely need to pay attention to in the future more so than we have in the past are our allies and a lot of corporate america can be our allies and within the companies have a number of allies. so it is about engaging allies and bringing them along to support us and help us along. glaad as a whole is about accelerating acceptance for the algae bt community. so anyway we can do that whether corporate framework for a private framework, we are always trying to do that. like we said earlier corporations understand it is good for

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ellis and li played on the football team. tonight the stands were filled with mourners. they asked to be left alone, but the parking lot was filled with countless cars of parents and students coming to pay their respects and grieve together. there are still many questions about what exactly happened thursday night before the crash, but for now an entire community is heartbroken over the deaths of two people just beginning their lives. >> i'd hate it to think it was one of my kids. >> reporter: there's a group of teenagers at the crash site now. they really haven't wanted to talk to us most of the day. they've been very unhappy we're here. now they're still grieving and just want their privacy. reporting live i'm ellison barber, wusa9. >> thank you. the principal at wooten high says that school will be open to students and families monday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. they will have counselors there to help the community grieve and to heal as best they can. >>> the search is over for one of two convicted murderers who staged a daring escape from new york's oldest maximum security

cupp and columnist and liberal commentator ellis han acan.'s numbers to decline when she formally got into the race. but i don't think anybody could have foreseen that 57% would say she's not trustworthy and honest. how does she get beyond that? >> well, she ought to start campaigning and move things on to her agenda instead of just sitting back and taking the hits on the foundation and on the e-mails. get out and mix with some people. go show the good side of hillary. all we've seen is the bad side the first few weeks. >> s.e., i think that we could run this race tomorrow and get very close to the result that we will get in november of 2016. the independents? she had an 11-point drop in just three months among independents. >> yeah, also among democrats. and i think, you know, if you listen to hillary's surrogates over the past few months defend her campaign plan, which was not to engage with the press and not to take a lot of questions, they said, don't worry about it. she hasn't had to do any of this because her numbers have been good. wel

act but the same folks that oppose in particular, the real estateer killed the ellis act reform you don't have it option but some options you having had an option in the fall around the speculator tax that would have stopped displacement and many of you ducked and some opposed and leadership means bach that to do what you can do and leadership also means doing with supervisor campos has done which taken a new approach to an issue that is teacher of the year apart the city and especially the district. >> >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (clapping.) >> hello supervisors i'm teresa my family's and organizer in the admission for over 20 years now grandfather came to put food on all the tables any dad was a laborer in the sf union and no one boy i want to say that for me as american people organizer working for the environmental justice we speak for ourselves we know our stories don't need to be characters that is proven by the beautiful kids and youth and elderly and expressed their hearts and mind and souls and solutions we've burn to recomplain through a lot of work and door kno

ellie show-and-tellie. we're going to get to know ellie a little bit better.person. today's "show and dellie item" is my wristband from a marathon which was in new york city this weekend, an improv marathon. amy poehler, matt bessler, it is over 48 hours of non-stop improv in the city this weekend. i performed not for all 48 hours. it was a lot of fun. lot of rain. but it's people from all over country come and improvise. i was able to put on shows there and put on classes. so that's why this wristband is so important to me and i'm never going to take it off. i do feel like i escaped from oz. i'm free! >> what was the improv bit? do you remember? >> i did a bunch -- that's water, by the way. it is a marathon, after all. i did six shows. it's all a blur. the thing about an improv show is it never translates. when you talk about it afterwards, it's like, you had to be there. >> i got to sit down with amy, matt, matt and ian last week. we played a little game of word association and your name may have come up. >> ellie kemper. >> a beach. >> a doll. >> legitimate

act housing preference by providing additional protections for displaced tenants through the ellis actto draw a dialogue across many parts of the city. this is ground breaking. thank you. >> thank you supervisor cohen. supervisor breed. >> thank you. colleagues, i'm really proud to be introducing this legislation with my college supervisor christensen and cohen today. since i've been in office it's something i've been working on. when i started onen the commission, one -- one of the frustrating experiences was watching the affordable housing get built and members of my community asking why they can't they have access. it was just really challenging and some instances they weren't able to pass their certificates county from generation to generation. we pushed and passed legislation that gave the right for those certificates to be passed down. we hired staff to go out and find families who were displaced by redevelopment in order to explain to them what their rights are and their ability to pass those certificates down. many of those families moved out of san francisco and have settled i

here tonight that support of moratorium but i think it is not the fix in our situation i think the ellis act and displacement from tic is the basis of the hub there's a lot of the empty sites in the mission district and no one is being displaced not the way to move forward thank you, again, for this evening. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> madam president and supervisors john with the residential brltdz first of all i'd like to say we're also opted to local evictions and if it is true there is 40 percent of the admission for airbnb building something needs to be done with that it is very important i wag all the speakers we need to create for affordable housing but i disagree with the way to accomplish it and i think by placing a moratorium on in the mission area we're going to pit more pressure on the exist hours i'd like to reflect back a little bit on the eastern neighborhoods plan that was a property process that was took 10 years to put in place everybody got a chance to participate from the time the eir was introduced in april of 2008 to december of 20

christopher ellis' 14-year-old son was shot and killed in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood. ellis is turning his grief into action hoping his grief will also put the same effort into bringing peace to oakland. >> does not necessarily take all the guns off the streets because they can get more guns from wherever. it's changing the mentality. >> ellis formed a foundation after his son died to provide activities, jobs, and hope. they are holding a rally on june 13th called a piece of peace for oakland streets. >>> the takata air bag recall is the largest in the auto industry but many do not know if their cars on the recall list. two weeks ago the expanded recall was announced and the national highway safety administration set up a website safercar.gov where owners can check to see if their cars on the list. but the list remains incomplete. >> one out of every seven vehicles on the road in the united states has an air bag made by takata. people will continue driving with little question but i think there is an urgency to speed up to whatever extent possible a recall of this natu

rehearsing and dieting, above all raising millions all leading to this moment former florida governor john ellis bush also know as jeb, taking his campaign out of the shadows, about to make it officials in just seconds. he will rally a packeded house. he will announce his bid for the presidency. never been done before not by the adams guys not the harrisons, nor the radios very little. dana bash is in miami at miami-dade college. we are hearing some red meat from the man about to introduce

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rehema ellis, nbc news, murfreesboro, tennessee. >>> that is "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. i'm carl quintanilla reporting from new york. for all of us here at nbc news, good night. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> right now at 6:00 a toddler back at home after a desperate search in the south daybay. the latest on the investigation. good evening, i'm terry mcsweeney. >> new details about the alleged kidnapping involving the 4-year-old in the south bay. the boy's father has primarily raised the toddler up until this point. reportedly the mother had infrequent with the boy. so infrequent in fact she was not aware the boy was on a twice daily medication for a potentially life threatening ailment. here you see the mother and several additional suspects being put into squad cars. police say 4:00 yesterday,

ellis: thank you very much. thanks for having me today.o there is one way a can come -- so there are three ways that the ruling can come down. one is affirmative, which is a yes. if that happens, it will be a great celebration. but we will be back on monday or the following day. because there is still much to be done. number two, the way the ruling can come down is that the states that do not have marriage equality will have to recognize marriage equality from other states. that is a half win you can look at that way. the third way as we get it now -- a no altogether. which means we will be having to do a lot of work in the future. any way in which they come in, there's still a lot of work we have left to do. at glaad we just commissioned a poll of over 2000 americans and asked them how they really feel about the lgbt community. it is an understanding of what the culture is out there for the lgbt community. we asked them on a five-point scale and then we asked about everyday situations such as bringing kids is that powerful -- bringing kid

rehema ellis, nbc news murre frees boreo, tennessee. >> that is "nbc nightly news" for this sunday.lla reporting from new york. for all of us here at nbc news, good night. there's nothing like r camp and there's no other camp like this. >> feels like i'm a normal person. >> here, night is day, day is night. because for these kids, the sun is the enemy. >> you can see when people are pointing. >> yeah. >> that must be hard. >> stared at. >> i said how dare you? >> called names. >> someone has told me that i'm ugly. >> someone said that? >> they live with rare and baffling conditions. >> like what the heck is going on with my kid? >> it's so isolating.

thank you, ellie. this resort is popular are westerners. tourists from the uk belgium, ukraine, france among the casualties. witnesses saying this gunman was sichly lysimply firing randomly. >> heard what i thought was a firework going off. then all this screaming. people rungning off the beach. all of a sudden i jumped up ran over to her. and everybody saying get out of the way, get out of the way. we ran up some stairs. as i'm running up the stairs i could see the gunman coming around. >> what did you see? >> he was dressed in black, carrying machine gun. >> ak-47? >> probably. it was a little distance away. he's taking aim going up the stairs. he's taking aim, shooting people. and they're just falling to the ground. >> indiscriminately? >> yes. anybody he could see. i seen him shoot four people. they fell to the ground. >> 38 tourists dead. the attacker shot by police or security services here. that was friday also. also on friday, the second day of ramadan and to kuwait. a place that hasn't seen an take in nearly two decades. no longer

ellie van deezen. ellie is a short stop and forth 5th hitter and she gave it her all every game in 95 degree heat and didn't miss a inning. great job. kirby wong. kirby is also a outfielder and she is from the saulf ball world about transferred into base ball and it was a pleasure to see her perform over the months and weeks we had her and she has done so well over the time and kirby helped lot not only the field but in the dug out. she kept everyone focused on and par. great job kirby. i have 2 unfortunately-cia bizony isn't feeling well today and odd reburn and cia was our catcher stud and first pitcher and short stop and she gave it her all 100 percent. sorry you couldn't meet her today. oddry burn is another special outfielder left fielder and i think out of the whole tornment and 7 games she played she only made 3 outs. she was on base every time other than though threes. pretty pretty awesome. spectacular athletes. now to my special coaching team. prin ses [inaudible] i chose prensis because of h

letterpress offers joseph ellis and stacy schiff took a look at the political climate in america following the american revolution. they examine why america's newly independent states decided to accept the centralized government. >> we are so pleased to welcome joseph ellis acclaimed author and historian. he recently retired his position as the ford foundation professor of history where he taught courses in american history since 1972. joseph ellis has also published over ten books including his book on thomas jefferson which won the national book award as well as the book founding brothers which one a pulitzer prize. most recently, he wrote the second american revolution which you hear about tonight. our moderator for the evening is stacy schiff. in 2000, she received a pivot surprise for her book. she also won several literary awards including george washington book prize and the ambassador book award for the great improvisation and the birth of america. as well as the number one national bestseller. she's currently working on a new book re: 1692 salem and we are looking forward to havin

ellis island is this hallowed place now, we think of it, looking for a warmly at cbs photographs and how charming it is to see the ancestors go in with their suitcases down the ramp but ellis island was a detention center. another one in california called angel island i didn't know about, on the west coast and it dealt with immigrants from asia. ellis island operated for 62 years from 1892 to 1954, angel island operated from 1910 to 1940 but the united states eventually moved away from that concept of detention centers and the old immigration naturalization service, the department of homeland security 1954 when they close ellis island, they were pretty much going out of the detention center business, some hard-core cases, they would not be detaining or imprisoning large numbers of people. from the supreme court in 1958, justice clark said physical detention of the aliens is now the exception. certainly if this policy reflects human qualities of and in light in civilization. the supreme court was applauding this development, step forward in moral development as a nation. that lasted 2

meanwhile, the sister of sam ellis posted that the crash was hands down the worst day of my life. i almost lost my little brother but by some miracle he was given a second chance at life. >> once again according to sources sam ellis remarkably pulled through surgery and is now expected to survive but many unanswered questions remain. was a parent hosting the party? where did the teenagers get the alcohol? montgomery county police are urging anyone who has information to contact them. reporting live from north potomac, andrea mccarren, wusa 9. >> 240-773-2630 the number to call if you have any of those answers. >>> coming up, before you hit the car lot for a new set of wheels we have an important information update about a recall from acura. >> who is the richest of them all? forbes out with its top 100 list. find out if y >>> in tonight's consumer alert, the markets closed with the biggest losses of the year as investors worry about the fallout from the debt crisis in greece. >>> a problem with an air conditioning pulley has prompted acura to recall more than 100,000 of its mdx su

ellis was sent to milwaukee in a deal that brought andrew bogut to golden state. a week later fans let them know how they feet about it. [booing [. >> the golden state warriors select harryson barnes from the university of north carolina. >> reporter: barnes was the first of three warrior selections in 2012 a the end of -- 2012. at the end of the fifth round, the steel of the draft, draymond green. the roster was coming together. success would soon follow. the next season they not only made the playoffs, they took something from the nuggets. andre iguodala. the front office decided it would not happen under mark jackson. so they made one more controversial move firing a popular winning bench boss and replacing him with a first time head coach. >> i knew this is where i wanted to be. >> reporter: lo and behold steve kerr approved tosh the final piece of the puzzle. 67 regular season wins and three playoff series later, these warriors are on the cusp of the nba mountaintop. four games from history. >> you can also go to ktvu.com where we have sound from the players

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>> three more days ellis. then it's all over. >> no no. it's the good stuff. just getting ready to start. >> hopefully amanda didn't hear that at home. >> the best is beginning. >> i appreciate that. >> when is this campaign for bush? >> it's been for years. what are you talking about. he's no longer going to have the person we thought was going to be his campaign manager. instead this new guy. is this a panic sign with rubio and walker doing well the next couple weeks? >> there's nothing the politician hates ss than the other guy doing well. he brings in danny who's good at poking opponents. there's been a little disappointment in bush camp. >> had the image of gary who's the operative. let's get serious. at g-7, president obama admitted quote, we don't have a complete strategy to fight isis. first from a life perspective, that's scary. are republicans going to seize on this? if so, how? >> they will but you know what nobody has any idea what to do with isis. it's not that large a group. they're pesky, good at recruiting, good on social media, and vicious. ho

samuel ellis is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. the fourth name was not released because the boy in the car was under the age of 18. he remains in serious condition and police say the preliminary investigation indicates that the teens went to an underage drinking party before the crash. >> it was clear to us that speed, alcohol, and a lack of seat belts by the backseat passengers were directly related. >> ellis was behind the wheel of the car and sources say the blood alcohol level was over the legal limit. >>> a d.c. public schoolteacher is waking up behind bars after pleading guilty to abusing a student. giovanni pena sent nude photos of himself to the child using the mobile app snap chat. he'll be sentenced september 4th. >>> celebrations coast-to-coast after the ruling making same sex marriage nationwide. in d.c., the white house was lit up in rainbow colors. hundreds gathered and while the decision was celebrated in los angeles. >> i'm interested in children and for children who are being raised in gay families who from now on

housing there's a new oifbt goal that protects the people in the community i didn't hear about the ellis acting we sniped a little bit on tics i didn't hear about changing the building code to make the standards of tic comparable to a condominium disincentivizing. >> thank you sir thank you (clapping.) i'm sorry but you've had an opportunity to speak. >> i haven't spoken. >> yes. you have. >> we need a supporter. >> i think if you were pay attention you would have known i'm not spoken. >> we needed unity. >> i'm born and raised and in solidarity with the mission and the adapted families i love the city and support in moratorium my father build the city and organized the in 50s and may mom juthd three to four jobs we're the local faces to the housing and they'll demonstrating our right to sty in san francisco is stronger than the force of money and greed this is a pivotal moment in the city of san francisco we live in a city that more than that 3 thousand students are homeless and the ellis act displace the elderly and leave us with the lottery population of children we live in a city wit

ellie van deezen. ellie is a short stop and forth 5th hitter and she gave it her all every game in 95 degree heat and didn't miss a inning. great job. kirby wong. kirby is also a outfielder and she is from the saulf ball world about transferred into base ball and it was a pleasure to see her perform over the months and weeks we had her and she has done so well over the time and kirby helped lot not only the field but in the dug out. she kept everyone focused on and par. great job kirby. i have 2 unfortunately-cia bizony isn't feeling well today and odd reburn and cia was our catcher stud and first pitcher and short stop and she gave it her all 100 percent. sorry you couldn't meet her today. oddry burn is another special outfielder left fielder and i

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christopher ellis, 14-year-old son was killed a few months ago and he is turning his grief into action by asking people who support the warriors to put that same effort into making oakland a safe place. davon was killed on february 28 for no reason. he was walking to the store when someone drove up and shot him. >> it's not necessarily taking all the guns off the streets because they can always get more guns from wherever. it's changing mentality that make them want to shoot another person. >> ellis formed a foundation after his son was killed to help other families of victims. those what rallied are planning another event on june 13 called a piece of peace for oakland streets. >>> in the past hour, authorities identified the pilot killed last night when his small plane crashed in livermore. the plane went down at 9:00 last night near hartford. about three miles north at a livermore airport. investigators say the pilot of the single engine piper -- the coroner identified the victim as michael seal of pleasantton. we're told he was a retired airline pilot. he was the only person on boar