zip codes if you live and 94118 your part of the 94118 emmanuel community and have a liaison a confidant to sully is on tears to coat and other community building near the community break the fast committee touring program delivering meals to you for sec checking on you if you need people are for homebound and you want someone to come this it anything it does with direct consequence support they do that now completely basic code. and that's been an amazing experiment in the last year-and- a-half and reaching confidence and smaller local groups. with over two dozen families it's a lot of people to coordinate but it's been successful. that's the first piece. the second pieces been using the tools of community organizing to think about how we can at the kate for young families in particular to be able to stand san francisco in the long term given the increasing cost of both housing and education. we spent the last three years building up an advocacy campaign to support our local public schools. >>> it's interesting to to both of their places regardless of size of the common theme a yearning

. >> while mayor rahm emmanuel is defending his plan to fight graffiti. the city has made significant cuts to the popular graffiti blasters program. but despite slashing money and man power mayor emmanuel says the program is more efficient than ever. business owners we spoke with today disagree. and say these days it's faster to handle the problem on their own. >> finding local businesses tagged with graffiti in the with the park neighborhood. it seems about every part has graffiti right on the store fronts. many neighbors say they are so used to it it doesn't bother them. >> is part of the neighborhood. i think it creates more character for the neighborhood. it brings more style. >> but a local business owners, graffiti is a real problem. he has been selling vintage clothes in the neck with a 25 years. he said as soon as he wipes it off the graffiti appears again. he does not bother asking the city to take care of it anymore. he said it is just easier to do it himself. the graffiti of blaster program championed by mayor daley the program has been cut by

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new clergy here in the san francisco bay area with said goodbye to the rabbi carla of conservation emmanuel and to rabbi daniel and now joined by rabbi barnett and the new cancer combination in san francisco wellcome. let's just jump in again and asked you where you've come from what attracted you to come to the san francisco bay area. >>> i'm not new to the bay area i've lived here my entire adult life under to the clergy precious ordained in june that i'm very lucky to have a job in the heart of san francisco to started in july. >>> and i am the new one in the area has moved into this and discuss the area six weeks ago from columbus ohio are my family and been living for a long time have been in 25 years and attracted me to the area was the than the obvious was the jewish tree the here has vibrancy and its creativity and its imagination about what the future of jewish life can be. i was really motivated and inspired by the people i met here and that also really like the people in the east bay and the census, area that are bright and imaginative and willing to venture an explorer about fut

. >> the mayor rahm emmanuel threatens he is not going to allow chick-fil-a in chicago. >> and now san fran is telling chick fill aye it is not welcome. >> oh boy. >> jon: you know how the right is always complaining about the government persecuting them for their belief? mistaking not being able to do whatever they want whenever they want for censorship? well, in this case, i'm pretty sure they got something. pretty sure you can't outlaw a company with perfectly legal business practices because you kind their c.e.o.s views repellent. not sure which amendment covers that but it's probably in the top one. (laughter) i think maybe the mayors hadn't thought this thing through. >> i don't want the individual who will continue to advocate against people's rights. and that's who i am and that is what boston is all about. >> chick-fil-a's values are not chicago values. >> really s being against gay marriage your standard of values? because i'm pretty sure there is already another franchise-based anti-gay marriage organization which branches throughout your city. you more than likely embrace.

emmanuel n n e k open the scoring against his former club just before the hour mark only for former liverpool man duck out to level martin six minutes later but with twenty minutes remaining to me to come out of ensured its advantage spartak having to turkey for next week's second leg elsewhere there for the much is just kicking off germany's but as you mentioned bloodbath has been on a kid have basel take on clues neil travel to copenhagen for scottish champions celtic travelled to helsingborgs. now staying with football and roma midfielder daniele the russy has reacted angrily to rumors linking him with a move to premier league side manchester city the english champions reportedly table the thirty one million pound offer for the twenty nine year old who quickly moved to ny that he wants a move away from saudi are. but we believe we i'm here i'm feeling good and i never asked anybody to let me leave never text messages man seanie phone calls sentences that he apparently said they invented almost everything and not for the first time the only thing i can promise to everyone is the day i decid

. >> reporter: hundreds of admirers, friends and famous faces were drawn to congregation emmanuel on manhattan's east side to say goodbye to music legend marvin hamlisch. >> he's going to be truly missed but the songs always go on. he was wonderful. >> joyful, loved what he did, married to his work, and a good old friend. >> reporter: hamlisch died last week at the age of 68 after decades composing and arranging hundreds of songs for musicals and movies, like "a chorus line." ♪ you'll never be lonely >> reporter: and "the sting." >> i think the shows will last into time and the songs will last forever. he was a genius. >> reporter: a choir made up of 600 of hamlisch's closest colleagues paid tribute to the legendary songwriter by performing "the way we were." >> one of the voices singing his music, i don't think i've ever sang with more feeling in my life. we all just tried not to cry. >> reporter: surrounded by hamlisch's music -- [indiscernible] -- terry spoke proudly of her beloved husband as the people's composer. president bill clinton called a good hearted, humble and hill laye

. >> reporter: at the emmanuel full gospel church and ho chimin city, these men gather every day to pray, worship, and read the bible. they could pass for seminary students, but in reality, all 30 of them are former drug addicts who have found forgiveness and freedom through the church's ministry. pastor homden says that only god's love has the power to deliver men and women from the bondage of drug addiction. >> they are considered as the garbage. their families, and even they, themselves, give up. most say they have not been successful with rehabilitation centers. but here in this center, they feel the power of god's love and they experience deliverance miraculously. >> fen la is a recipient of that love. he came to the center in 2007, very sick with tuberculosis and intense stomach pain. afflictions caused by his years of opium and heroin abuse. >> translator: i didn't want to live anymore. i wanted to die. the doctors gave up on me. they sent me home. but at that time i met this person who got out of drugs and stayed at the center. she shared with me about jesus, and that's when i fe

in washington, mike emmanuel, fox news. >>> hundreds of people came out to welcome home a fallen soldier from frederick, maryland. the 24-year-old army sergeant david williams died in afghanistan august 18th. he was deployed in april the first time since joining. he followed his father's footstep when is he joined the average. sergeant williams will be buried on thursday. >>> and a news alert from virginia tonight. show spent years caring for children but a day care owner took discipline too far. beth parker has more. >> reporter: valerie's 56 years old, has run a day care out of her house here for 20 years and they first received a complaint, an accusation she tied a little girl's arms behind her back and lockedder in a dark utility closet for 10 minutes. >> shocked. totally shockd. >> reporter: he said show cared for his kids over the years and one of the children works at the day care. >> and show will watch two of our kids for a number of years and nothing but gleaming reports. >> reporter: police were notified on friday of the allegation. the complaint said it happened wednesday. th

like this little talk sand here, that's emmanuel playing with the talk sond, he's touching it on the head, he's holding the dog, he's a happy dog and the dog is just sitting there. what happened to that dog? the dog isn't moving. the dog just suddenly fell asleep for no reason. this is a narcoleptic dachshund. there's nothing wrong with this dog. it's not unhappy and in pain. gets up in a second, runs around again but for just a moment it was asleep for no reason. and it had... because these dogs had this unusual behavior-- i should say no dogs were harmed in this study or in the making of that movie-- but in the dogs it was possible to track down the gene that was abnormal more clearly and to identify the brain circuit that was abnormal and to find what was happening. it turns out that narcolepsy results from the lack of a brain chemical called hypoyes tin made in a part deep in the brain called the hypothalamus and that brain chemical spreads through the brain while you're awake and it keeps you awake from dreaming and suppresses the sleep state during waking. and only by studying

mayor rahm emmanuel said, you call yourself dreamers. i welcome you as patriots to america. i couldn't have thought of better fitting words. unfortunately we have the governor of arizona. >> eliot: put that in context. it is so distressing but what do you make of that? >> here's what i make of it. look, history is going to be written, and you're going to be in columns. you're going to be in certain sections. this is our american history. i mean, if we go back to the 1800s, we have people, those dirty, filthy, ignorant unamerican because they were catholic, the irish. first we said to the chinese. help us build the roads and you can only have a restaurant or do clothes. then we have the chinese exclusion act. think of the 1930s as our government had thousands and thousands and thousands of visas, and denied them to people that were trying to flee nazi germany. that happened. these things happened in our history. those are the sad moments. janet brewer, they're among the sad moments. then there are the great moments, laguardia and others who embraced immigrants and fought for

in just a few moments we'll talk to congressman emmanuel cleaver.irman of the congressional black caucus. he'll talk to us live about vice president joe biden's remarks and does it take away from the party's message or is it trying to reinforce something? that's ahead in just a moment. first, we want to talk about diplomatic tensions that are rising across the pond where eee is wondering if he'll have asylum. british authorities have threatened to assault the embassy if they don't hand assange over to face those sexual assault allegations in sweden. security right now tight outside that embassy. we go live to london. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, soledad. you can see increased police presence in front of the he can dorian embassy where julian assange is waiting and watching and waiting to hear whether he'll be granted asylum by ecuador. even if he is, there's no guarantee he won't be arrested if he walks outside of the embassy and that's why we have the standoff we're having today. i want to show you the scene quickly. police are on this

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. >> los gallos blancos se enfrentaron a los tiburones rojos, emmanuel aabre el marcador a favor del podran ver en univisión deportes network, también tendremos juegos el sábado y domingo . >> andes de despedirme les tengo una más, la selección de estados unidos ganó una medalla al vencer en la final a japon en fútbol femenino, regresamos con más de primer impacto. hoy en noticias univision 14 a las seis...las autoridades del este de la baÍa continuan tras la pista de un joven que esta armado y es considerado peligroso... presuntamente secuestro a la madre adolescente de su pequeÑa hija, una bebe de solo dos meses. ---y una adolescente de 16 aÑos murio baleada en las calles de oakland, convirtiendose en la victima mas reciente del crimen en esa ciudad. ---tenemos el conmovedor testimonio de los familiares de un niÑo hispano de 13 aÑos que recibio un disparo mortal en santa cruz.... ---la empresa "chevron" abrira un centro para atender las quejas de los residentes que se vieron afectados por el incendio en la refineÍa el lunes pasado.---una compaÑia abrira una tienda en elÁrea de la b

this should be the only concern of government officials.yet tom menino, rahm emmanuel, edwin lee andnounced intentions to block the chain from operating or expanding into their cities. this is a clear violation of the speech and religion clauses of the first amendment.consider what two of these mayors do support. menino gave boston land to a mosque that included a leader who preached death to gays and urged women to become suicide bombers. there's equality for you.emmanuel welcomed to chicago the raging anti-semite and racist nation of islam leader louis farrakhan. are these mayors hypocrites or just plain stupid?i've responded to their bigoted positions by picking up chick fil a sandwiches for the entire newsroom. this is not about gay marriage. it's about free speech. and freedom of religion. august 1st is national chick fil a appreciation day. stop by a restaurant. and maybe boycott boston, chicago, san francisco and dc.for more on this story visit behind the headlines dot net. and follow us twitter and facebook. i'm mark hyman. he's the pride of baltimore...and today, he made us

jarocho para enfrentar a tiburones rojos, el hombre grande del partido fue el delantero de la sub 20 emmanuel 4 y puebla 3. >> y les cuento que el milÁn de casi imposible el regreso de kakÁ luego que la directiva se reuniÓ con el real madrid. >> el tras paz paso de kakÁ e o costoso. >> este viernes xhooecomienza la francesa que podrÁn ver por univisiÓn deportes networnetwor. >> tendremos juegos el sÁbado y domingo. >> y en francÉs no estÁ muy bien que digamos, antes de despedirme tengo una mala selecciÓn de estados unidos ganÓ la medalla d de oro olÍmpico femenino. >> felicidades. >> regresamos con mÁs de "primer impacto" no se mueva. >> (♪). >> (♪). >> una mujer jamÁs imaginÓ que el padre de sus hijos intentarÍa matarla ante los ojos aterrados de menores, mientras se recupera de las heridas en su casa en guatemala le contÓ a erika porras esta gran tragedia. >> (♪). >> la mirada ensangrentada de jenifer guerra de 21 aÑos es un triste testimonio de tu tragedia. >> Él me enterrÓ la tijera aquÍ, gracias a dios no me llegÓ a los ojos, pero como que me lastimÓ la vista y sÍ me saliÓ bastante sangr

you contrast what governor wilder said about biden's inappropriate comments about representative emmanuel cleaver who is head of the congressional black caucus, neil, let me tell you what cleaver said. cleaver said, "oh black people didn't think those comments were racist. they just came to hear the vice president talk. it was a throw away line." that's very troublesome to me. >> do you think it does any damage not apologizing right away or trying to excuse it away within just the african-american community? do you think that could be compromised? >> absolutely. twitter is a buzz. black americans like governor wilder, like myself are grossly offended. it is repugnant these come nents coming from biden. and we know that amoung black americans, obama's support has sliped to 80%. let's rewind the tape a little. in 2007 when obama was running for the presidency of the united states. you know what biden said about him? he is the first mainstream african-american candidate who is articulate, bright and clean. it is like, joe -- mean, joe is doing a great job. >> do you think there is any benefi

." >> jimmy: of course, emmanuel lewis.jimmy: angela. samantha. mona. that's what he gets for the yelling. >> very good. >> jimmy: yeah, thank you. >> yes, "alf." i mean, the list goes on. >> jimmy:"alf." >> really it's -- television that i did. >> of course, i loved "alf." but i think your most memorable is, of course, "true beverly hills." >> oh, wow, wow. >> jimmy: there you go, right there. [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. >> jimmy: cute there. shelley long. >> i'm really serious. i'm really -- >> jimmy: that was very serious. you're going for the academy award for this one. >> yeah, i really am. i am. and, actually, that was the only time i ever lied about my age. i was 16 and said i was 14 to get the job. >> jimmy: oh really? >> yeah. and later director told me he wouldn't have hired me if i had really -- if he had known i was 16. but, ultimately, he could tell because i'm not a tall person and i'm like towering over all of the kids. >> jimmy: you're taller than most of the kids there, yeah. now, "huffington post" rece

was it rahm emmanuel? who shut you out from the president? >> i'll never know the answer to that question. i just know that that opportunity never arose. but look, you know, as my time in washington, as i was becoming more critical, i got messages from the treasury department. i was told clearly i was harming my future chances and my future career if i wouldn't change my tone and i got shot at by the white house. which put out misleading information. so when it comes to pushing back against the power of the banks it was a pretty much a unified front. >> neil barofsky, one of the few guys in washington that tried to fight for you. i appreciate you joining us on "the young turks." >> thank you. >> cenk: all right. now, we got so screwed. it businesses me off every single time. my blood boiling as he's talking. speaking of blood boiling 21-year-old kid gets handcuffed, his hands behind his back then gets shot in the head while in police custody and the cops say it was a suicide. are you kidding me? we're going to talk about that when we come bac

chicago mayor rom emmanuel, senator john kerry and duva will ll patrick will address the party faithfularlotte. next hour it's the white house state dinner for kids. 54 8 to 12-year-old wills eat a healthy lunch and see a performance by big-time rush. >>> in just moments mitt romney and paul ryan will hold a town hall on the battleground state of new hampshire. a couple of reasons this could get very interesting. voters in that state with the first primary are known to be very knowledgeable to go get some tough questions. the republicans are going to have to explain their view on medicare. that left a lot of seniors skittish. peter alexander is traveling with the romney campaign and joins us live from manchester. what are we expecting out there, peter? >> reporter: well, chris, what you can see is a pretty energetic crowd right here in manchester, new hampshire. right now expecting so see paul ryan and mitt romney moments from now. their advisors tell us approaching 4,000 reps -- more than 4,000 people here, and with one week to go until the start of the republican national convention,

mike emmanuel, thank you. >> gretchen: the rest of the headlines. police in st.s in the murder of a college volleyball star. she was on her way to play in an alumni game at st. louis university when she was shot dead in her car and horribly police believe it was just a random attack. >> so thankful, so thankful that i did get to see her these last few days. spent time with her, hear her laugh. >> gretchen: police don't have any solid leads now. a $10,000 reward is being offered for any information leading to an arrest. >> brian: new jersey governor chris christie on the really short list to become mitt romney's vp. so how did mitt break the news that it wasn't going to be him? here is the governor. >> i called him and he told me that he had decided to go in a different direction for vice president. asked me if i'd be willing to do the keynote address. i told him i would be. i'm not nervous. no. i'm excited. the hardest thing for me will be on tuesday. it's not 'til 10:30. my staff said, we'll keep you down on tuesday all day. down all day? i'm going to sit around

when emmanuel tries to bring a tire iron beats up the president of chick-fil-a. they are democrat president of friends of the president. it means that the president and the friends will persecute anyone who disagrees with them if he is reelected. and the prosecond of re-election i want to close with and take your questions. the fact of the matter is a lot of americans wanted the president to do well. they did. and -- in the last wednesday ever his presidency, president bush invited a half dozen talk show host i was honored to be among them back to at oval office. he's going to be office in six more days. it was off the record conversation. i won't quote the president. and the president's message was, not quoting him but the message in the room was, give the new guy a chance. it's very hard job. you have to let the president try do the best by the country. and i think most of us did and still don't want him to be absolute disaster. he has just proven that. [laughter] i believe had he actually moved to the center had had done anything governor to the hard left as d

they include mayor rom emmanuel tim kaine, former virginia governor john kerry from massachusetts, martink patrick. bill clinton, and julio castro the mayor of san antonio is going to be the keynote speaker. going to be a lot of fun down there. you know a lot of them are going to talk about medicare. medicare. republicans say we have a plan to say that they are lying through their teeth. arnold, a roving ambassador is in florida, surrounded by senior citizenship down there in crestview, florida. arnold, what do you say? >> it's a good thing i didn't hear you say corey booker's name to that. >> he is off of the list here arnold. >> weird. >> hey man. >> he may be speaking in tampa. >> he might be. what you are talking about, they control the debate. as long as they control the commercial ideation of the debate. we always speak in too main technological terms, you know, line ryan, i don't want to sound wonky. we have to do that and sell this thing and keep on top of it. stop the entitlement words sound like you are getting something for nothing. we have been paying into it for years. >> it'

rahm emmanuel, senator john kerry of massachusetts, tim , and, martin o'malley ted strickland. the republican convention is just a week away. starting at 2:15 eastern, c-span will have live coverage of the platform committee meeting being held in tampa. c-span will have live coverage of the town hall meeting in manchester at 10:35 this morning. president obama also campaigned in new hampshire over the weekend. this happened here had wyndham high school. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> thank you. it is good to be back. [cheers] it is good to be back in new hampshire. first of all, thank you for being here. i know it is a little bit warmer. [laughter] >> i love you. >> i love you back. end youre standing, then yo knees a little bit. we usually see some folks dropping out a little bit. [laughter] feel free to sit down and relax. i want everybody to give a big round of applause. talbot. [cheers and applause] not only for the great introduction, but for being an outstanding teacher. i love teachers. [cheers and applause] love them. two other people i want to acknowledge annie custer. [ch

violence over the last months this summer and you know i think you probably need to look to rahm emmanuelthere. there is a coalition of mayors that are speaking out about this and taking some leadership on it. >> bill: the truth of it is mayors can do what they can do. governors can do what they can do. but you need a federal law on assault weapons and we had a federal law on assault weapons and you know, it expired in 2004. let's just start there and bring that back and the president could make it a priority and say i really want congress to do this. he just hasn't done it. i'm sorry. i do have to ask you, thank you kathleen and nia malika. we didn't talk about paul ryan. >> house we forget about paul ryan? >> bill: he is, apparently on the list. so would romney even consider puts the guy who wants to gut medicare, gut medicaid, you know if not social security, the author of the ryan budget? >> hard to believe he goes to congress and gets a representative. i think that would -- didn't barry goldwater do that with miller? mondale did that with ferraro but it looks a little small ball. als

estrellas eliminaciÓn y reencuentros en este noveno show, los niÑos cantaron al lado de figura como emmanuel pequeÑos gigantes por los dos. >>> quÉ te parece johnny, la verdad que estos niÑos cada vez mÁs lindos y me emocionaron mucho y tÚ que tambiÉn cantaste de mi chiquito como los ves. >>> los veo muy bien, estos niÑos han demostrado que poco a poco han ido evolucionando de manera increÍble y por supuesto los niÑos tienen que sa blir, es una competencia, pero dan el mÁximo, me encantÓ rogelio quÉ tango bailÓ con galilea, quÉ talento tiene el niÑo, yo voy a Él. >>> asÍ es, la verdad que estÁn muy divertidos y como dijo jo jo jorge falcÓn impactadoss con su talento, simpatÍa y espontaneidad, no se despeguen de pequeÑos gigantes, mÁs adelante a ximena, que por supuesto trae a invitados especiales lo dijeron josafat y una sorpresa. >>> claro que sÍ, josafat estaÁa con nosotros. ahora vamos con raÚl. >>> claro que sÍ compadre y con marisa y todos clos estÁn con nosotros, compartiendo la alegrÍa. >>> sÍ, me encanta este fin de semana pusieron a las juezas a ver quÉ tal, eran como bailarinas me

in some inequality that put out in 2003 by the french economist thomas to cattiness counterpart, emmanuel syed in an article in the quarterly journal of economics called incoming equality in the united states 1913 to 1998. here it is. now on the release of that research, they say many formidable challenge in the form of alan reynolds relentless counter count of who gets what in the economy. income and wealth. in the years before the great recession without a landing all necessary patches. but who knew dan that the paper would soon take on a huge new life of its own after the recession had fought by progressive presidents who needs a security blanket of the movement since the 1960s and the former occupier wall street. because the piketty saez researcher taken on the social life, far beyond our recent years, i took it upon myself to add to al's critiques and emphasizes essential corrections in the paper just issued with the laffer center for supply-side economics. the paper i wrote last month is thick with historical narrative about how inequality has always been well understood in american

and i would just say this, that mayor menino and mayor emmanuel of folkestone philadelphia to say the things they said, we don't want them in our city, yet they embrace barack obama who had the very same position as dan cathy up until a month ago. the very same position. we love him. vote for him. not only will they not be barack obama's position, they want him. so this is the hypocrisy you see. emma, in some respects i'm glad the democratic party did what they did. this has certainly been a position they've held or if they didn't think it was the right time for them to come forward. now they've shown their true stripes like barack obama has and now the american republic can make a right choice for the american country. >> my name is scabby angela and i'm a student at oregon state. i've grown up in california my whole life and i can see that a lot of -- >> user, god bless you. amazing. >> my close friends will be voting for obama because that's the status quo in such a liberal state feared its disappointing because a lot of them will take time to learn about the position and watched t

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