take sot emerson malca 18:24. in. de amigos y activistas que nos hemos organizado". 18:32 ---emerson posee la compaÑa "study room" que conecta a estudiantes en 100 universidades del pais. para que se conozcan y a la vez entiendan como funciona el sistema universitario. ---el tiene claro que en la informacion esta el poder y para eso es vital que la comunidad conozca a donde acudir por ayuda. 18:40la manera como nos hemos empezado a organizar, hemos tenido varias secciones de acción, uno de ellos es informar, cada vez que hemos sabido de algo en vez dempezar a mandar twetts y post, primero nos organizamos con todos para encontrar el mejor mensaje" cesar ---son mas de 700 mil jovenes soÑadores, que ahora ven un cambio en la retorica de trump. el dijo a la revista "time", sin ser muy explcito, hacer algo que har "felices y orgullosas a estas personas". lorena --- un distrito escolar en minesota quiere marcar la diferencia en educacin, con una iniciativa que promete fomentar valores humanos... take vo --- aqui le digo cmo

school administrators locked down emerson elementary and saint joseph as a precaution. >>> you can open your cbs 2 and send it and you can send us your story tips. you can download the app for free in the android our app stores. -- or app stores. >>> a man shot by the cedar rapids police during a traffic stop. an aphis -- an officer pulled over jeremy mitchell over the -- earlier this month. mitchell fought with the officer before driving away and crashing. his family tells cbs 2 that he is paralyzed from the next down. reporter kevin barry is at the african american museum of iowa where they are gathering for a benefit tonight. kevin.>> reporter: karen, tonight family and friends are hoping to raise money to cover

school administrators locked down emerson elementary and saint joseph as a precaution. >>> you can open your cbs 2 and send it and you can send us your story tips. you can download the app for free in the android our app stores. -- or app stores. >>> a man shot by the cedar rapids police during a traffic stop. an aphis -- an officer pulled over jeremy mitchell over the -- earlier this month. mitchell fought with the officer before driving away and crashing. his family tells cbs 2 that he is paralyzed from the next down. reporter kevin barry is at the african american museum of iowa where they are gathering for a benefit tonight. kevin.>> reporter: karen, tonight family and friends are hoping to raise money to cover the cost of increasing medical bills, legal feels -- legal fees and everything else they have to cover what he recovers. gerry anderson has called for a lucas jones should be indicted. there have been many protests calling for a quick resolution. tonight, katie jackson says it is about supporting jeremy. >> absolutely. we are his voice while we are here. we want to make sure

the unique thing here that emerson has reached into the committee and developed a community benefits agreement that is a compliance the mitigation requirements for the san francisco puc. it is deep. it is far-reaching and it actually touches many of the issues that we need to address within the community. secondly i'm good to go out on a limb. was another competitor i understand their name was snyder. who are they? iver here i like to stand up. because i understand that they were also going into the community. we've never seen them. don't know who they are we don't know what their agenda was. i just wanted to ensure make sure that was clear and lastly, the housing development residence was a representative that had to leave are ecstatic to see that the mitigation requirements are being addressed in terms of workforce in terms of training and in terms of equity and the small business community is very much excited that they are mentioned in community benefit agreement portion. so the whole packet is something that we can grasp on as a community among bring us together, to work towards

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the unique thing here that emerson has reached into the committee and developed a community benefits agreement that is a compliance the mitigation requirements for the san francisco puc. it is deep. it is far-reaching and it actually touches many of the issues that we need to address within the community. secondly i'm good to go out on a limb. was another competitor i understand their name was snyder. who are they? iver here i like to stand up. because i understand that they were also going into the community. we've never seen them. don't know who they are we don't know what their agenda was. i just wanted to ensure make sure that was clear and lastly, the housing development residence was a representative that had to leave are ecstatic to see that the mitigation requirements are being addressed in terms of workforce in terms of training and in terms of equity and the small business community is very much excited that they are mentioned in community benefit agreement portion. so the whole packet is something that we can grasp on as a community among bring us together, to work towards

and the passage that john, i'm told, remembered was where emerson said, "this time, like all times, is a very good one if we but know what to do with it." think i like most about john was he knew from his upbringing that ordinary americans could do extraordinary things. ordinary americans could do extraordinary things. and he believed, i believe, he was confident that every successive generation would know what to do with it. and that's the charge i think john left us, annie. to join our nation's conquest and our nation's explorations as a challenge, not only to fulfill a sacred duty, but to join in this joyous adventure. so when the marine plays taps on the bugle at arlington for our friend, we can look deep into the heavens and know with certitude that john believed and was right that future generations of americans will also look deep within the heavens and understand how to explore, how to serve, how to love. and will come to understand that if we're looking for a message to send about our time here on earth for what it means to be an american, it's the life of john glenn, and that

peter emerson, elise, good conversation on this saturday. thank you for coming in on this cold saturday. a massive cold front, coast to coast, plunging temperatures bely normal in at least 45 says. >>> and in the next hour, i'll talk with an lecter who doesn't want to vote for hillary clinton or donald trump. i'll ask her if there is any chance of actually flipping votes at this point? well this here's a load-bearing wall. we'll go ahead and rip that out. that'll cause a lot of problems. hmm. totally unnecessary and it triples the budget. we'll be totally behind schedule, right? (laughschedules. schedules. great, okay. wouldn't it be great if everyone said what they meant? the citi® double cash card does. it lets you earn double cash back: 1% when you buy, and 1% as you pay. the citi double cash card. double means double. >>> new reports of more weather-related car crashes and multiple states. the freezing rain and ice making the roadways treacherous, causing car pileups on highways and flight delays. the weather channel's mike seidel is in

and the passage that john, i'm told, remembered was where emerson said, this time like all times is aery good one if we but know what to do with it. the thing that i liked most about john was he knew from his upbringing that ordinary americans could do extraordinary things. ordinary americans do extraordinary things. and he believed, i believe, he was confident that every successful, every successive generation would know what to do with it. and that's the charge i think john left us, annie. to join our nation's conquests and our nation's explorations as a challenge not only to fulfill a sacred duty now join in this joyous adventure. so marines, when the marines play "taps" on the bugle at arlington for our friend, we can look deep into the heavens and know with certitude that john believed and was right that future generations of americans will also look deep within the heavens and understand how to explore, how to serve, how to love. and we'll come to understand that if we're looking for a message to send about our time here on earth, what it means to be an american, it's the life o

just staring at this set in [ laughter ] and then one day in july emerson called and said, "could you take your set back please?" so suddenly at the set -- so max came up with this idea. and we -- it was, it was totally top secret. he flew the set across the country. we set it up in the basement of our old studio. and the day we shot this thing, we all came in separate entrances. >> seth: wow. >> talk about espionage. >> seth: and so there was that. that was a taste. there is talk, megan mullally has recently said there is a chance that we might actually see a full "will & grace" >> there is a chance. we -- it's in talks. >> seth: very good. >> you know, when it came up, you know, we thought, well, that would be -- it was so much fun to do it. >> seth: yeah. >> but i mean, once hillary's elected, what are we going to talk about? >> seth: there you go. [ laughter ] >> so. so apparently there's things to talk about. >> seth: there you go, things break right. you can enjoy your hamburgers in the sun while you can. thank you so much for being here. it's always such a pleasure to see you.

david leopold and peter emerson, thank you. michael, i'll see you later in the show. >>> we've got a lot of other news, though. much more including the new evidence trickling out that the russian military was behind the dnc e-mail hack. >>> and it's been a minute since newt gingrich traveled donald trump and it took him only a few minutes for him to walk it back today. >> i want to report that i made a big boo-boo. i goofed. draining the swamp is in. the alligators should be worried. [ sneezes ] i have a big meeting when we land, but i'm so stuffed up, i can't rest. nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? alka-seltzer plus night liquid gels fights your worst cold symptoms. plus, unstuffs your nose. oh, what a relief it is. ways wins. especially in my business. with slow internet from the phone company, you can't keep up. you're stuck, watching spinning wheels and progress bars until someone else scoops your story. switch to comcast business. with high-speed internet up to 10 gigabits per second. you

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he passed it to john and i'm told remembered where emerson said, this time, like all times is a very good one. if we but no what to do with it. the thing i like most about john was he knew from his upbringing that ordinary americans could do extraordinary things. ordinary americans could do extraordinary things. he believed, i believe, he was confident that every successful in successive generation would know what to do with it. that is the the charge that i think john left asante. to join our nations conquest an explanation as a challenge. not only to fulfill a sacred duty, but, but to join in this choice adventure. so when the marine plays taps at the bugle in arlington for a friend, we can leak look deep into the heavens and no was servitude that john believed in was right, that future generations of americans will also look deep within the heavens and understand how to explore, how to serve, how to love it will come to understand that if her looking for a message to send about our time here on earth for what it means to be an american is the life of john glenn. and that is not hy

. >>> a federal law known as the emerson good samaritan act provides food kitchens and food banks protection in these events but legal experts say the law generally applies to food that has enabled improperly packaged it does not provide complete immunity for the organizations that serve the food. >>> in wisconsin state workers were recounting nearly 3,000,000 ballots cast in the presidential election. the recount was requested by green party candidate jill stein and paid for with donations. election officials have less than two weeks to finish the job that will cost about $4 million. most counties will recount the ballots by hand but the states largest county, milwaukee will put them through that they -- same optical scanners that counted them on election night. >>> there is word tonight there president-elect donald trump chose john matus as secretary of defense, he is a visiting fellow at the hoover institution of stanford university and has criticized the obama plan to withdraw us troops from as dennis dan -- afghanistan. >>> mr. trump traveled to ohio and indiana for victory tour. as lor

emerson an upgrade. they went from a sell to a hold.he analysts just don't believe -- there's a note today by citi. this was a shocking one. reasons to buy apple. it was like, are you kidding? it's like a white swan. i don't know what color it is. >> rose gold. >> an orange swan? >> i think that stood out to me as a positive note in a sea of down grades because people just think the markets extend. the markets extend if you think inflation is coming back, the ten-year goes to three. it's not if we get the deregulation. >> a lot of discussion about corporate tax. brady looking at revenue neutral which we have ses inspected. 15 to 20 is their number. on the hill whether or not they co-mingle corporate and income and it would be a very ambitious piece of legislation. others say that's too complicated. >> david understand profits and the stock market and commodity prices. very sophisticated man. >> and he will have a very important voice, no doubt about it. that was an interesting appointment by the president-elect of mr. cone. he has a lot

deaths are a pioneer of 1970s progressive rock has died of cancer.guitartd the groups king crimson and emersone & palmer. ♪ ♪ oh, what a lucky man he waselle8 million records, blending rock, classical music, and elaborate staging. exwreg lake was 69, and we'll be right back. ♪ this holiday, the real gift isn't what's inside the box... it's what's inside the person who opens it. give your loved ones ancestrydna, the simple dna test that can tell them where they came from -by revealing their ethnic mix. you'll save 10%-and they'll have a new story to tell. order now at ancestrydna.com and save 10%. impressive linda. it seems age isn't slowing you down. but your immune system weakens as you get older increasing the risk for me, the shingles virus. i've been lurking inside you since you had chickenpox. i could surface anytime as a painful, blistering rash. one in three people get me in their lifetime, linda. will it be you? and that's why linda got me zostavax, a single shot vaccine. i'm working to boost linda's immune system to help protect her against you, shingles. zostavax is a vaccine used to

danger -- but, as a precaution, police requested lockdowns at nearby saint joseph catholic school and emerson elementary. the city of cedar rapids and the iowa d-o-t says the opening of the first phase of highway - 100 is reason to celebrate.the first four miles from edgewood road to covington road should be ready to open in about two weeks.the extension should eventually interstate - 380 and edgewood road.d-o-t planner cathy cutler says you can check it out this saturday afternoon. catherine cutler - idot planner (( 1:06:02 )) "they won't be able to actually drive on it beyond the point of the ceremony, but if they want to bring a bike or take a cold stroll maybe along it that would be just fine.. they actually can go the full four miles and four miles back if they want " the entire highway 100 extension from edgewood road to highway-30 should be completed by early 2019. university of iowa police are now looking into a assault on campus.the alleged victim told police they were attacked at the hawklot -- near the hawkeye recreation fields.this happened on tuesday between 9 and 9-thirty.the vi

guitarist greg lake co-founded the groups king crimson and emers emerson, lake & palmer. ? ooh, what a lucky man he was ? >> elp sold 48 million records, blending rock, classical music, >>> tonight the flag at the capitol flies at half staff. john glenn once said he never thought of himself as a hero. but then, heroes never do. >> you know, i guess i'm not untypical of this country in that we all have so many opportunities thom lot of times when things were going on and was able to take advantage of some of those opportunities that came my way, and i guess it's typical of what happens in this country to a lot of people. >> i jokingly of course said that i got on this project because it would probably be the nearest to heaven i'd ever get and i wanted to make the most of it. but my feelings are that this whole project with regard to space sort of stands with us now as if you want to look at it one way, like the wright brothers >> 3, 2, 1, 0. ignition. lift-off. pilot john glenn is reporting all systems go, is giving routine reports, reading off his instruments. >> roger, zer

on thew, bill emerson future of the housing market at 9:00 a.m. new york time.p, bloomberg may have this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: it is no secret that tech engineers and employees with coding skills are in high demand, and with that demand, profit -- but some graduates are finding themselves in debt and .nprepared for tech jobs they feel duped by their educational institutions. the regulator that oversees coding in california has find schools-- fined including one called coding house. they have appealed. we have this full story at bloomberg.com. airbnb is working with industry officials to build up its business in china. they teamed up with for chinese cities to allow the service in hotspots. staring --o started storing information relevant to them. while working with the company's regulators will help them, the question remains, can they compete against chinese home sharing market? joining me from hong kong, lulu chen. how airbnbctly about has been quietly plotting its strategy in china and striking deals with the chinese government. they have been pretty patient

people came to this country from everywhere to, as emerson called it, "make their own world."ice to meet you. >> anthony: so, what's good to eat here? >> peter: i suppose you want something paraguayan. >> anthony: yes. >> peter: bife koygua. it's arroz, rice, with fried beef, with an egg on top. >> anthony: oh, done. i'm there. good. >> peter: and there is a soup whose name is bori bori, that's very, very old paraguayan stuff. little corn balls. >> anthony: whoa, that looks good. it looks very good. >> peter: ah, yeah. >> anthony: that's good, man. i'm trying to make some sense of this country. you've lived here how long? >> peter: 22 years. >> anthony: why'd you come here in the first place? >> peter: i was born in east germany, and east germany, that meant you will never go out. >> anthony: mm-hmm. >> peter: yeah, and then in '89, the wall break down and said, "wow! you will go!" >> anthony: i haven't seen anything of this country yet. but what i read was, the world's backwater, filled with bombed-out banks that have been looted, institutions that didn't work, everyone carri

guitarist greg lake co-founded the groups king crimson and emerson, lake & palmer. ? ooh, what a lucky man he was ? >> elp sold 48 million records, blending rock, classical music, and elaborate staging. greg lake was 69. opportunities that came my way, and i guess it's typical of what happens in this country to a lot of people. >> i jokingly of course said that i got on this project because it would probably be the nearest to heaven i'd ever get and i wanted to make the most of it. but my feelings are that this whole project with regard to space sort of stands with us now as if you want to look at it one way, like the wright brothers stood at kitty hawk about 50 years ago. >> 3, 2, 1, 0. ignition. pilot john glenn is reporting all systems go, is giving routine reports, reading off his instruments. >> roger, zero-g, and i feel fine. capsule is turning around. oh, that view is tremendous. >> an end of something means the beginning of something else, and i don't think that something else is going to be a -- the death of the manned space job well done but that's just the

. >> bill emerson, the good samaritan act provides to kitchens some protection. experts say that the law generally applies to food that has been labeled improperly packaged and does not provide complete immunity for the organizations. >>> south bay leaders are moving quickly. the main santa clara county jail. next tuesday, they are scheduled to consider a proposal to improve video surveillance. the supervisors will be asked to approve spending $300,000. supporters say that the jail needs better video surveillance. and, of course the escape of four inmates on thanksgiving eve. and, the first two were caught not long after they broke out. >>> police chief has been officially sworn in. >> [applause] >> jeff tutor took the oath last night. and, he had been with the police or 20 years. he was named chief after stepping in earlier in the air the former chief left to take over the beverly hills police department. >> there's no way that anybody could do it all. and, everyone of you have played a role in that as a person. >> other members of the police for -- police force

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you got your northwestern, you got your syracuse, maybe your emerson college and your missouri. >> missourit. you know what was the first journalism school? 1908. >> mizzou? >> you think further on the east coast? first journal limb school like in philadelphia. >> temple. >> you would think, yes. >> but no. >> in the cornfield. >> always got to talk about mizzoo. >> in the middle of no where. >> kansas really? >> wheat fields, yes, bread basket of america. kansas, my home state, feeds the worlds. >> and we help inform the world. breeding all kind of journalists, okay? >> ya, ya, breeding something over there. >> the thing is it is great going to college. it feels great. >> all right, this is my version after christmas tree hairdo. can we do better than this? >> you look like a cone head. >> salon vanity people are here. can you beat this? >> we'll have to see. >> oh, they got real hair. okay, we will show you how they did this, so you can do it, after the break. >> ♪ oh, christmas tree ♪ >>> well, making season brighter from head to toe we have been showing you all morning christmas tree ha

two suspects, one appears to be a child sneaking into the emerson street apartment.far no arrests have been made. police say they have recovered more than 40 packages that were stolen ahead of the holi residents ordered online. several teenagers have been arrested in connection withconn those cases.. checking on your friday forecast before a very big weekend. wee weather is going to keep.ep. some of the kids still haveill school so we thought we'd start with a look at the bus stop, a range of 25 to 45, but on the, u cold side.. the breeze should be much better. after school not quite as warm as today was. 35 to 50. are you traveling tomorrow you shouldn't find any problemsblem along the i95 corridor. nice and quiet. if you're heading out to chicago or minute annapolis you find run into a few showers. as we head to the west there will be more showers.ower they will be in our area onon saturday morning.or flurries up to the north andd last but not least out to the west coast whereless ' going to be rain in california and snow > sue, thank you very much.ve we are just a

chargers and suit cases and tough fill bags and gift scars to trackers today in berkeley between emerson and essex and close at 5:45. >> people need hugs, somewhere to connect and have direction. we are trying to provide direction. >> those displaced can go to trackers to pick up item they need. organizers do not accept cash. if you want to give money go to www. youcaring.org. so far more than $900,000 has been raised. >> richmond officials are looking into what they feel could be another we ghost ship, a warehouse at 21st street. the city claims it houses unground nightclub and here is video of a band performing there last month. >> a feeling like, well, it is okay, they are artists, a bunch of kids having fun, no one really realized the consequences of this until you have something like the fire in oakland. >> the richmond mayor said it is not permitted or listened to be a concert venue is and he is not sure if people are live there and the fire inspection will go there and the authorities are not allowed in there will be a warrant. >> there is a benefit on mission street in san franci

peter emerson, elise jordan thank you both very much. >>> american icons and the people who inspired them. it's the subject of a new msnbc original series called "iconoclast" with tonight's premiere episode on martha stewart. >> estee lauder became one of the richest self-made women on the planet. estee put her name to the brand. she never stopped selling. >> i have lots of good ideas for -- >> while estee lauder chose makeup and perfume, martha's calling was how to live and how you can entertain. >> you can buy the notary embosser stamps. >> reporter: that was martha's great break-through. like estee her name was her brand. while she was teaching, she was selling. >> welcome to turkey hill farm, where we have filmed our new video series "secrets for entertaining." i remember saying lifestyle is not being treated in the way that i would treat it, the way that i would explain how to plant a tree, how to create a dinner party. see how beautiful, it gets a beautiful golden brown color. keep sauteing that. you want to turn it down a little? >> just a teenie bit. >> we really developed a

audio of that was surfaced last week by steven emerson, someone who the southern poverty law center lists as an anti-muslim extremist. congressman ellison responded to the report saying that the sound bite was selectively edited. my memory is that i was responding to a question about how americans with roots in the middle east could engage in the political process in a more effective way. my advice was simply get involved. i believe that israel and the u.s./israel relationship are and should be key considerations in shaping u.s. policy in the middle east. several prominent leaders and organizations have come to his defense including chuck schumer and an israeli member of parliament. joining me now is jeremy ben-ami, founder of j street. jeremy, your reaction to what seems to be a sort of sustained attack on ellison along these lines. >> well, let me say two things. one is on a personal basis i think it's really unfair against keith ellison who is one of the most tolerant and open minded people that many of us know and who has done a great deal not only in his home community but also natio

was amazing to see the response from the legislative community and listening to their constituents emersonls. in new york alone the over 100,000 emails, phone calls, phone calls, social media pose made to key legislative speed hundreds of thousands? >> more. that alone is just one statement if you look at it across the country it was close to 1 million plus that were sent out. i think that really let legislation no, when i was in new york, alleged that walked up and they were considering really tough issues in the legislative session activity with the hair when epidemic, other tough things and he said i have never got in my entire 25 years in the legislature, i have gotten as much outreach and support of something as i did for this. that really meant attempt to me that people cared enough that i wanted this enough and that the difference really between why we've been successful an another nothing to do with anything other than a great team helping navigate all that stuff and then the support of our customers enabling the wants to to see us be successful. spin during that 10 -- during the t

he ran into the lawyer, jessica ring-emerson, and she was able to put together a clemency petition.this was before the initiative -- the obama initiative of 2014. this was actually in 2012. so from 2012, he had been -- all the way to 2016, he had been waiting to hear whether or not he was going to get clemency. so he was really at the very forefront of the whole clemency initiative. >> what's really remarkable about this case in particular, in his petition for clemency, he actually had the support of the very prosecutors who put him behind bars in the first place, didn't he? >> and that was the -- but, you know, here's what i think that i really wanted people to walk away with. that even people who were intimately involved in the criminal justice system, the judge, the prosecutors, understood this was overkill. but their hands were tied because of the mandatory minimum sentencing structure, the way it was laid out. so now 20 years later, that is beginning to crumble. and the fact that president obama saw this as a -- injustice that could be righted by using the tool of mercy, which

. >> emerson? >> emerson i didn't like the orders that much.ere's a good one that i think people are going to want to focus on. it's a big internashlg company. but let's take a very good technology company, beat earnings, once again give you negative guidance. once again down five, accenture. tomorrow there will be four analysts to tell you buy, why? because it's a high quality company helps you understand technology. all of these companies when you're on a conference call, darden talks about technology how they can get a $6 meal to you which by the way is so good. i had the $6 with my daughter, you have the technology on the table. everything. you don't have to speak to anybody. my daughter is 22, they speak to no one. that just ends. they speak to no one. look at technology everybody is trying to figure out how to integrate technology, nike spent a lot of time on technology. they say we don't know what we're doing you call them and i like that stock being one people say, i don't know, no, you should know it. i use that because it's down today

partly educated in the united states at emerson college. then he went back to his home country and became a diplomat. he was a senior diplomat there that delegation at the surrender ceremony. he later wrote a book called uri."ney to the misso that momentabout when he was on the deck and try to swallow his humiliation and anguish as he helped sign the surrender documents. he tells us he heard douglas macarthur city following, "from a bettermn occasion world shall emerge, one founded on faith and understanding." ite then says i wondered if would've impossible for us had we been victorious to embrace the vanquished with a similar examination -- magnamity. i will get wonky here and give you some date. the -- data. there are people that tried to quantify help powerful the united states was. they do it but to link of the composite index. there are many ways to do this. this is probably the standard methodology for measuring national power. index, the sum population6 of the of iron and steel production, military and personnel. the unitedere is sta

. >> the bill emerson good samaritan act generally applies to food that has been labeled and properlyage with some exceptions. >>reporter: this is the primary reason why big donors give food that used to go into landfills. >> of those corporations would be as willing if they were not protect it. >>reporter: none of this happens without the grace of the people that work here and the generosity of the people that donate food. >>reporter: as you can see it will not be long until the covered despair and the need is great. >>> the good samaritan act is not provided complete coverage. >> to have those kinds of agencies step back from the situation would be a tragedy. >> i would hope there would not be a chilling effect, especially given how rare this type of event appears to be. >>> in the us mass food poisonings at charity events are rare, in 20 1260 people were hospitalized at a charity dinner in colorado and 50 were hospitalized in a 2015 dinner in salt lake city, no one died. >>> cirque du soleil has canceled both of today's and tomorrow's show in san francisco after the death of the te

founding members of jefferson airplane, earth wind and fire, emerson lake & palmer and a tribe calledaway in early 2016. then on april 6th we lost grizzled country music legend merle haggard. the 79-year-old died from pneumonia complications. ♪ why do we scream at each other ♪ ♪ this is what it sounds like when doves cry ♪ april 21st, we learned what it sounds like when the doves cry. the prolific, timeless sounds of prince silenced by an overdose of painkillers. prince was 57 years old. ♪ hallelujah on november 10th canadian crooner and "hallelujah" writer leonard cohen died at age 82. he released an album about mortality and god earlier in the year. three days later the master of time and space, leon russell, died in his sleep at 74. on november 18th soul and funk singer sharon jones lost her battle with cancer. she was 60 years old. and then on christmas day british pop star george michael died from heart failure. ♪ i've got to have faith, faith, faith ♪ from faith to "freedom," the 53-year-old singer sold more than 100 million albums worldwide. 2016, a year some might say the musi

. >> a federalle law known as the bill emerson good samaritan act provides soup kitchens and food banks protections, but it does not provide complete immondayty for organizations that serve the food. >> happening today, a man accused of shoot interesting killed a san francisco public works employee as he was working is due in court today. 27-year-old jermaine jackson was painting over graffiti near 25th and vermont when he was killed on wednesday. police say a known gang member, 26-year-old michael hissen bothel, was arrested in connection with the shooting inspect the meantime, jackson's co workers started a memorial at the shooting scene, and this co-worker said he was with jackson just 20 minutes before the shooting. >> i left, and then i started hear hing all of this crazy stuff on the radio, talking about shots fired. i had no idea they were talking about my little buddy. >> jermaine jackson leaves behind two young children. yesterday, san francisco mayor ed lee offered corn dough lenses to jackson's family and also ordered that city flags be flown at half staff. >>> do caps first

victor hugo is writing about him, rauf waldo emerson, walt whitman.f course, that angers both sides, exacerbating any problem because of his inaction. wendy kirkland art gallery shut down in washington, they had to get rid of a lot of paintings. you say the national gallery of art refused to take the buchanan paintings. mr. strauss: here's the problem. one of the great things about harriet lane is that into her dotage she was the go to woman for every party in washington. went to her first sons died, she endowed johns hopkins children's lab -- children's research lab, which is still in her name. collection, art some of which is buchanan art. she gives it to start a national gallery of art. she essentially started the national gallery of art. one of her favorite paintings was the portrait of her uncle. ironically enough, when they dispersed the art, this particular portrait of the founder's uncle who is president does not make the cut. brian: do you have any idea why? mr. strauss: probably was not a very good painting. it went into the portrait section