communities to carve out the open space the most recently one in the other haiti we're thrilled francis scott keys - and play together outside so i'm again, we're very, very strongly in support of this legislation we think that is great and anything we can do to gurgle the community to bring down the barriers to make those open spaces in their neighborhood is a good thing. >> thank you. next speaker. >> game-changer supervisors my name is jared the local nonprofit innovating how we develop open space in san francisco san francisco has amazing open space, however, the population continues to grow we need to keep pace in underserved areas housing we need to provide more public spaces for recreation by converting the - into active places for people to play the experimenttion is due to large community demand for the community on the streets and no clear addresses for this and the approval lengthy process is confusing creating the open space is a challenging process and requires demonstration to game the viability one the neighborhoods throughout the city places for people programs provide an exce

the 1850s, he is down here when he catches his wife dallying with philip barton key, the son of francis scott key. a hilarious scene where philip is on the street, they lived on mafia square and waved a hanky and parting the curtains of the upstairs window, giving a signal to let him know it is okay and he could go in. one night he was waving the hanky, dan runs down, shoots him dead like a dog in the street in lafayette square, the biggest murder trial of the century. a lot of people say he got off because his lawyers used what was the very novelty fence, temporary insanity defense. they didn't need any defense. he had a jury of 12 married men. when the war starts not much longer after that dan raises excelsior brigade, one of the chaplains described as, quote, the scum of new york society, reeking with vice and spreading moral malaria around. they fought bravely and well all through the war and dan who had no military training whatsoever was a very enthusiastic and reckless leader and they loved him. then he gets in trouble at gettysburg. dan marches his brigade in front of the line, they i

he catches his wife dallying with bill lip barton key -- phillip barton key who was the son of francis scott key. phillip would stand down on the street -- they livedover on lafayette square -- and wave a hanky, and she would give him a signal to let him know it was okay, and i guess he would go in. one night he's waving the hanky, it's dan looking through the curtains. dan runs down, shoots him dead as a dog on lafayette square. a lot of people say he got off because his lawyers used what was then a normal defense, the temporary insanity defense. he had a jury of 12 married men, so he was going to get a off. [laughter] when the war starts, not that much longer after that, dan raises the excelsior brigade described as, quote, the scum of new york city society -- [laughter] reeking with vice and spreading a moral malaria around them. [laughter] and still they fought bravely and well all throughout the war. and dan, who had no military training whatsoever, was a very enthusiastic and and reckless leader, and they loved dan. but then he gets in trouble at gettysburg. there's the long union line

of with like to discuss that about francis scott key the author of the stars bank of banner -- the "star spangled banner". >> and the former chief justice. >> host: what was the error? >> guest: i noticed that you have mispronounced the name of paul robeson. sorry i have stage fright. i grew up frequently as a child says the was five years old i had the opportunity to follow upon the story of the context. >> host: per ounce it. >> caller: issues to syllables. paul robeson so with those documentaries and avoid brown whose ghostwriter and chauffeur and biographer. i was a friend of his four years before the end of his life. he also said paul robeson. at the historical society with the documentary of robe-son. then i noticed i notice errors of publishing at the time as that was my job. but that allowed me to do some corrections and that is how i meant him. and a biographer of. [inaudible] they all use what i consider the correct pronunciation of to seoul's robe-son. >> host: she sounds very knowledgeable. >> guest: i plead guilty coming from north carolina that affect the correct pronunciat

scott's elderly mother, francis gray scott, was at home, hobbled by a knee replacement. she was trapped in the fire and died. scott found her remains. >> when you see something like that and realize what this means to you, all of a sudden, you just lose words. >> reporter: scott, who was an architect, was the first to rebuild on the hillside and though a quarter century has rolled past, the flames still burn in his mind. >> that fire could have been prevented and once it started, it could have been stopped. >> reporter: the fire exposed the weaknesses of the fire department's response plan. firefighting agencies couldn't radio one another. mutual aid responders couldn't access fire hiydranhydrants. slow response times allowed the fire to run wild. >> 3,000 homes were lost in the fire. but had that wind not shifted, the damage would have been much greater. >> reporter: in the aftermath, john coffman and some 500 area residents founded the fairmont canyon conservesy, devoted to removing non-native vegetation and increasing safety in the hills. >> from that situation, we've

scott's elderly mother, francis gray scott, was home. she was tropical disturbance ap died. scott found her remains. >> when you see something like that and realize what this means to you, all of a sudden you just lose words. >> reporter: scott, who is an architect, was the first to rebuild on the hillside. and though a quarter century has rolled past, the flames still burn in his mind. >> that fire could have been prevented and once it started, it could have been stopped. >> reporter: the fire exposed the weaknesses of the fire department's response plan. firefighting agencies couldn't radio each other. slow response times allowed the fire to run wild. >> 3,000 homes were lost in the fire, but had that wind not shifted, the damage would have been much greater. >> reporter: in the aftermath, john coughman and some 500 area residents founded the clairemont canyon conservancy. >> we've learned what to do to prevent future fires from occurring. >> reporter: since the fire, berkeley and oakland built new firehouses in the hills. hydrant attachments were standardized along with c

communities to carve out the open space the most recently one in the other haiti we're thrilled francis scott keys - and play together outside so i'm again, we're very, very strongly in support of this legislation we think that is great and anything we can do to gurgle the community to bring down the barriers to make those open spaces in their neighborhood is a good thing. >> thank you. next speaker. >> game-changer supervisors my name is jared the local nonprofit innovating how we develop open space in san francisco san francisco has amazing open space, however, the population continues to grow we need to keep pace in underserved areas housing we need to provide more public spaces for recreation by converting the - into active places for people to play the experimenttion is due to large community demand for the community on the streets and no clear addresses for this and the approval lengthy process is confusing creating the open space is a challenging process and requires demonstration to game the viability one the neighborhoods throughout the city places for people programs provide an exce

communities to carve out the open space the most recently one in the other haiti we're thrilled francis scott keys - and play together outside so i'm again, we're very, very strongly in support of this legislation we think that is great and anything we can do to gurgle the community to bring down the barriers to make those open spaces in their neighborhood is a good thing. >> thank you. next speaker. >> game-changer supervisors my name is jared the local nonprofit innovating how we develop open space in san francisco san francisco has amazing open space, however, the population continues to grow we need to keep pace in underserved areas housing we need to provide more public spaces for recreation by converting the - into active places for people to play the experimenttion is due to large community demand for the community on the streets and no clear addresses for this and the approval lengthy process is confusing creating the open space is a challenging process and requires demonstration to game the viability one the neighborhoods throughout the city places for people programs provide an exce

communities to carve out the open space the most recently one in the other haiti we're thrilled francis scott keys - and play together outside so i'm again, we're very, very strongly in support of this legislation we think that is great and anything we can do to gurgle the community to bring down the barriers to make those open spaces in their neighborhood is a good thing. >> thank you. next speaker. >> game-changer supervisors my name is jared the local nonprofit innovating how we develop open space in san francisco san francisco has amazing open space, however, the population continues to grow we need to keep pace in underserved areas housing we need to provide more public spaces for recreation by converting the - into active places for people to play the experimenttion is due to large community demand for the community on the streets and no clear addresses for this and the approval lengthy process is confusing creating the open space is a challenging process and requires demonstration to game the viability one the neighborhoods throughout the city places for people programs provide an exce

communities to carve out the open space the most recently one in the other haiti we're thrilled francis scott keys - and play together outside so i'm again, we're very, very strongly in support of this legislation we think that is great and anything we can do to gurgle the community to bring down the barriers to make those open spaces in their neighborhood is a good thing. >> thank you. next speaker. >> game-changer supervisors my name is jared the local nonprofit innovating how we develop open space in san francisco san francisco has amazing open space, however, the population continues to grow we need to keep pace in underserved areas housing we need to provide more public spaces for recreation by converting the - into active places for people to play the experimenttion is due to large community demand for the community on the streets and no clear addresses for this and the approval lengthy process is confusing creating the open space is a challenging process and requires demonstration to game the viability one the neighborhoods throughout the city places for people programs provide an exce

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cell phone video showed a fight between the pair and scott's eventual shooting. >>> and pope francis said he journeyed to sweden in an attempt to unite all christians. lutherans are praising the visit. conservative catholics are hillary clinton's private server may have added uncertainty into next week's election. landon dowdy has the story. >> happy halloween. hopefully, the mark won't be spooked. they're set to start the week off green, and stocked swung wildly on friday following the news the fbi was resuming the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails. that's creatin investors. asian and european markers moving lower today on those jitters. draftkings and fanduel are getting closer to a deal. both companies are entangled in legal battles as some states argue their operate gambling businesses and not games of skill. >> flight attendants everywhere agree this is the best way to with several flight attendants who said that would make their day and make for a better travel experience for everyone. could be as simple as cookies, a cup of coffee, or a heartfelt thank you note. i'm

scott as he ran from a traffic stop last year. the jury will have to decide if it was murder and if he's convictioned slager faces 30 years to life in prison. >>> pope francis says catholic church wants a better the pope was in sweden today to mark 500 anniversary of protestant reformation. he urged canal likz and -- and pontiff and president and joint statement and improving relations between the group. it's the first time the pope celebrated anniversary of martin luther historic revolt against a catholic church in a public way. >> with eight days election day maryland leaders spoke out this morning about efforts being taken to protect voter right. early voting is underway in the state and maryland's leaders say they are determined to stop any voting intimidation or discrimination and effort to suppress the the vote have taken place in the past and they will not be tolerated. >> we've seen fraud committed in our state in prior it's realty. i hope every marylander agrees that we want all eligible voters the opportunity to cast their votes. >> he says he is pleased with how early voting has been going so far. card inand state attorney general fros said peopl