nyp hopes her friend, tom hawkins, might be able it bail her out. >> they got me for court.said, "nyp, get up. you're going to court." i didn't know it. i went to kentwood today. >> oh. what happened? >> so they reduced my bond. it's -- it's -- 15 -- the one is still the $5,000, 10%, $500. they reduced the other one down to $1,000. >> oh. yeah. i don't have money right now. i told you that. >> you don't? >> no. i got a tax thing going on right now. >> i know that. like, okay. so you can't help bond me out today or if somebody brings you the money, can you help get me out? >> if somebody brought me money, yeah. >> okay, so you can't -- do you think that you could help get me out today and i could give you the money back so we don't have to deal with all that? >> of i don't the money. >> okay. >> i'm really tight. >> okay. >> okay. >> so i'm -- remember the gentleman who stopped at your house before? >> yeah. >> i'm probably going to call him and ask him if he can come over and bring you the money. so can you call him right now for me and let him know? >> yeah. >> okay. >> bye

costa hawkins is legal but we can't be the only people this is happening to. the evil stepchild related to ellis. because of the status of the rental market i am now faced with being forced to leave my home and my xhuept. community. i'm not a part of a protected class, i'm probably one of the members of the middle class we've been talking about but i've also been unemployed for two years. i'm someone who believes in this city and bleefrs in the community, i believe i am a part of the people who are being squeezed and i hope with all of my heart that you will continue the work of keeping san francisco a place for everyone to live not just rich people. thank you. >> thank you. thank you for sharing your story. next speaker, please. >> linda chap man from knob hill. first of all, my family has been 4 generations in san francisco but not the fifth, it's impossible. i would suggest that you do pay attention to that first gentleman who spoke, you know, about the on site home owner in the building with tenants because a lot of my family members had that and still do.

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as for john bear king hawkins he didn't die on the battlefield the war did shorten his life he died in 1945 in south dakota of complications from malaria. >> recognition for code talkers is way overdue. they're all gone now. >> reporter: gone in body but not in spirit. eric thomas abc7 news. >> coming up next mark zuckerberg's push for immigration reform. >> yes. the event he's hosting to raise awareness about the controversial issue. back in >>> cheryl sandburg is taking center stage tonight at the dream force, this is video of the event from sales force.com. sandberg who wrote the book "lien in" says will still aren't equal. >> i wrote this because no matter who what bro pro gres women have made we're still really far short on leadership goals anywhere in the world. that means when decisions are made that most impact our world our voices aren't equally heard. >> sandberg says boys and girls are treated differently as children, translate together work place where rules are different for male and female managers. >> facebook found founder mark zuckerberg has tlot say about immigration

as for john bear king hawkins he didn't die on the battlefield the war did shorten his life he died in 1945 in south dakota of complications from malaria. >> recognition for code talkers is way overdue. they're all gone now. >> reporter: gone in body but not in spirit. eric thomas abc7 news. >> coming up next mark zuckerberg's push for immigration reform. >> yes. the event he's hosting to raise so delicious, they won't even know it's chicken. 50% less fat... 100% johnsonville taste. to those whoworried...... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com or call 1-800-752-6631. >>> cheryl sandburg is taking center stage tonight at the dream force, this is video of the event from sales force.com. sandberg who wrote the book "lien in" says will still aren't equal. >> i wrote this because no matter who what bro pro gres women

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arnold hawkins will accept the congressional gold medal for his grandfather, john bear king hawkins onesmall group of code talkers fighting in the pacific. the military used code talk wees to send messages in the native american language known only to members of the tribe and could not be decoded. the role was kept secret for decades. i talked to arrest mold and we will have a story later that shows how dangerous what his grandfather and others did, how dangerous it was. >> they could not tell their families what they were doing. >> absolutely. >> there were own 15 of the indians in the army doing this. >> sony says there could be a problem with new play station 4's and jane king is at the new york stock exchange with the bloomberg business report. jane? >> good morning. they just went on sale and many people bought the new play station four on friday but there could be something wrong with some of them. a small percentage of the console could have been damaged dug shipping with in picture or soup coming from the tv or the play station powers down on its own. gas prices are creeping hig

charles hawkins, we call him chas, c-h-a-z-z. he continued to serve with distinction in that capacity leading the division of parks and recreation for the eight years i served as governor and he went on to serve two governors. he served michael castle, a republican governor before me, and a total of four dpofs. that doesn't happen every day in every state. and when you get those kinds of opportunities it must mean use pretty good. in his case he's very good. he's now retiring after more than 35 years of service of our state and for over three decades he's been a tremendous leader and a real advocate for the educational, for the mental and physical benefits of state parks. he's a devoted husband to his wife of 40 years, a woman named sue who is accomplished in her own right and she has recently retired as deputy director of delaware division of the arts. i have a daughter, emily, who now believe is grown, and they -- it's interesting to see where they pull up their anchors and sail off into the sunrise. we thank them and emily wel

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basically i cohosted this along with george hawkins of dc water and tony parrot at the greater cincinnati sewer district. we had about 30 people attend. we invited 19 general managers and senior staff and talked about water and waste water conservancy. we ended up focusing on dialogue on work force development was one of the major components that most of our agencies faced. we talked about succession planning and preparing, attracting and retaining the next technical as well as managerial roles and labor and contracting practices and invited jones about how we can get this message out to get some traction to the public and policy makers. it was interesting. he talked about coming into a room where there are organizations that have billions of dollars, employ a lot of folks. we should be excited about telling that message that we are actually a pipeline for not water, but also for jobs and really try to push that focus. it had a lot of great energy, a lot of the general managers who attended wanted to keep this momentum going. we are actually meeting as part of the -- in texas next week bu

>> kristin hawkins, thank you so much. now i want to bring in nancy northrop.ou for coming on. this is sort of a central question, what she just alleged, which is that babies, fetuses, over 20 weeks can feel pain and it's cruel. >> what's really at issue here is the fact that for the very few women, and you pointed out it's a very small percent, who have abortions at this time, their circumstances are unique. they are sometimes, as you say, because of diagnoses that come up later in pregnancy, they need to be able to make these decisions with their doctors. the fact that this is being subject to a balloting initiative when you're talking about women's health care, they have a fundamental constitutional right to have the health care that they need. this very small percentage who find themselves in this situation. >> there is a lot of interest in this. nearly 44,000 early votes have been cast, outpacing the mayoral election in albuquerque. there was a recent poll that found 54% of voters support the ban even if it fails to pass today. obviously the plan is to bri

this story method was the key to manufacture in clay quality ceramic capacitors the first firing hawkins a ceramic section of the press the second part of low temperatures. holmes the mental conductors from each of the surrounding. this is the technique using kill me so yeah keep the goal to correction. this is the last component in both ceramic and metal parts uses to get the bit to make a living creating a very strong home when we owned the man who cannot choose to define its surroundings. we're applying the same steering team field museum keep. are we using techniques and ways of thinking the crew from the culture and history that kills the reach and i'm pleased to see them still relevant today. ceramic capacitors have been developed for many different applications. but the one of them and now made using the q amazingly document. please decoration is another crossed with a long tradition behind this claim is tea ceremony room is its highly coveted what does and still use traditional techniques to produce gold leaf that sixteen is one ten thousandth of a minute. these old methods are a

she knew that our corresponding kate hawkins and kate you can fall into this and there's a sense of quarters but also the historical tune is the most effective told what succeeding in jeans now on day two into the same. well i would say defeating has focused on tuesday to raise one there's definitely something has happened today as we had of course this optimism with the lads people were using gas today and at the end of that and the long day of school and was a sense that things was progressing all the city we haven't been given the many details of exactly how what was happening behind is in store when we were told us that things one amazing full width at the news today that the us at the state john kerry will be arriving in geneva to take part in the negotiations stephanie being seen as a sign that things are progressing will say that the iranian foreign minister athon and chatted as the rain canceled a trip to britain to stay in geneva to continue with these negotiations. and that's being seen as a sign that progress is being made the iranian foreign minister can find to support it. in th

now some soldiers though and friends have been left out of the memorials are simon hawkins explains. exhausted and still soaked in the trenches and on the battlefield did the sodas can find such conditions after months of cold some of them refuse to fly. they were shocked. the candidates going to be the was executed in in front of the offenders soldiers. they were led away by armed police to account for today means that all is well coated. the person incharge to breathe out to description is honoring the soldiers. in france more than six hundred men were shocked domenici disobedience none of these may see on the rank and file so it is a county in the country's commemorations. french president obama has asked for a meme oil to the stand to be created next game for the centenary of the world not to be safe he needs to move. you look at me because what we want to see digs on a ration of everyone else for cowardice. something as simple as a monument new museum isn't enough because other wise men will be exonerated in the country's collective consciousness that was so sweet of you. in the

hawkins has thirty tackles dean for an initial section of any scene lasted less than ten minutes it's the fat content in just a friend months to reach a deal on you honestly can't thank them for twenty minutes remaining cheese on it. um it is in a short song called the level of enrichment of the rain and in an iran that is clearly currently available which is not required to audiences in the peaceful nuclear program so that although some things that iran has to do. iran says it wants to find a diplomatic solution to the county seat the media warned wednesday the second red lines that it will not cross. that being gay. they have decided to pressure the iranian nation he is hoping they might manage to make as to render people they are wrong we will not surrender to anyone as a result of pressure on fish pass me the chance to watch as relations between iran and are blessed to be increasing the strongest pressure on iran comes from israel. president then the man next to me on the links in moscow on wednesday to lobby the topic and many appear in court. you honestly this is instead is time

david hawkins al jazeera, detroit ♪ >> michael eaves is here with the day in sports. a terrific game but. >> it was a terrific ending. >> it was a little sloppy. >> it took a while to get where it needed to be and it ended kind of funky. that is also true. >> that was my analysis of the game. last night's clash between the patriots and broncos was not to be another epic battle. it had the potential of building the best team in. afc. the proble broncos came in withp ranked offense. and denver jumped over the patriots and eventually a 24-0 lead. it was such a commanding position a lot of people turned off the teup a tube. >> they took a and then we would be back in the game which ended up happening. we found away to get back in it and then took the lead and then you know, had some chances we we we could have had a bigger lead. we learn from those things and try to get better. >> we had some mistakes and when you make mistakes it's hard to beat good teams on the road. anita depending on the your perspective either denver or new england you could spin last night's game a

i want to thank these five brave rangers, sergeant patrick hawkins, p.f.c. cody paterson, first lieutenant jennifer marino, special agent joseph peters and corporal joshua harris for their service and their sacrifice. joan and i send our prayers to their families and to their friends. god bless america and god bless our troops. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from california, mrs. capps, for five minutes. mr. speaker, i rise to speak about the affordable care act. the affordable care act is rking for many of my constituents on the coast of california. like diana who tells me she will be saving 40% on her family's premiums and it is work for the fasella who tell me they now have better coverage while saving $8,000 a year on their premiums. and it is working for the thousands of families whose young adult children can continue on their parents' plan has a everyone who pre-existing condition who now cannot be turned down for coverage. but i know that this is not the case for all central coas

today we're joinedly lisa and lee hawkins. thanks to both of you for joining us.o donald trump's wife melania is caught up in a mess of a legal battle that just took a turn towards possible sexual extortion. it is complicated but mrs. trump is hoping to walk away with $50 million which is spare change for the trumps after all. this is a crazy case. it is all about, she has a skin care line that she was supposed to receive royalties from the company who bought the rights. was in the middle of this messy breakup. that is where the sexual extortion comes in between two main partners. it is a mess, right? >> it's a mess. take it a melania and her skin care line suing this new skin care company. where the mess is coming in from minard and hilbert, a wall street titans friends for a long time. they have breakup. there are all the ancillary claims of sexual misconduct. melissa: she is saying she spent all the money promoting the brand. it never happened. never came out. lee, $50 million. basically it is money she spent promoting it and i guess lost opportunity. it's a bi

lee hawkins, "wall street journal" celebrity business reporter, had joy, privilege of sitting down withiscuss her huge success off the court. good to see you, lee. a lot of people would say because she is a pretty blond. it has to be more than that, right. >> it's a lot more. first of all she has won 30 titles. she is number three ranked. david: there are people like serena done more and doesn't make more. >> why does she have more endorsements than serena. david: i don't think serena would appreciate the elephant in the room description. >> when she won wimbledon upsetting davenport and williams, what did she do right away, went out and got motorolala. did that deal a blue chip company and did short term deals knowing she would be playing well foreseeable future and was able to renegotiate. she got cannon and all the other deals. thanks to her manager at img. david: spell it out though. she has made 6 million in prize money. that was in 2012? >> right. david: six million in prize mon money but 23 million in endorsements that ratio is far beyond what is normal, right? >> it is. when she

but right now we're going to talk to a student named jennifer hawkins who attends the lbj high school in austin, texas. what can you tell us about the decision to name your school after president johnson? >> caller: the main thing i can tell you is that lbj high school is in the heart of east austin, which is a predominantly black neighborhood. and one of the things that lyndon b. johnson is known for is the civil rights act of 1964. and also he is from texas. he's a texan from stonewall texas. those are some of the things that contributed to naming the school after him. >> notion the name on the building, how is the former president recognized on the campus? >> we have a statue in the front that says lbj. it's in the shape of texas, made out of granite. there's a placard in the front hallway that students pass every day. in the office, two busts of lyndon johnson and his picture of him in the white house that was donated to the school. >> and all those students born long after his presidency, dwhoot your fellow students know about him, if anything? >> most of the students are most fa

we will hear from david hawkins, how the talk about white house and washington d.c. prepared for jfk's funeral. after that, richard reeves talks about the legacy of john f. kennedy 50 years after his death. also, paul gregory, a family friend of the assassin, lee to my -- oswald, will be morning. it starts our all-day coverage of the 50th anniversary of the assassination here on c-span. next up, we will take you to some of the senate floor following change and filibuster rules. you will hear from senator chuck grassley and one of the three democrats who voted did not favor the filibuster rules changes. senator carl levin of michigan. -- that we've taken today. thank you very much, leader reid. for your courageous action in making sure that the senate can now work and get our work done. i've waited 18 years for this moment, from 1995 when we were in the minority, i proposed changing the rules on filibuster. i've been proposing it ever since. what's really happened is that this war has escalated, this war on both sides. i said at the time in 1995 that it was pliek an a

you had a significant enough number that it was not done by hawkins, but was done by democrats. to me in our state the law i signed into we effect provides case they issued id card in 'sdition to the driver license free upon request. there's no deterrent to people who some claim would not have otherwise access to photo identification. >> democrats have made the argument that voter id laws were signed that were designed to make harder for certain groups to vote -- elderly, minorities especially, who do not have drivers licenses. >> i think that is an insulting argument to those groups of people that you mentioned. that somehow they any more than anybody else out there would not have access to the things that are essential to survive in today's society. >> robert. >> governor -- [indiscernible] >> the first thing you got to do is fix the front door. i do not have a perfect plan. i am elected to be governor. if i was running for something else, i would lay out a plan. i do not know what the magic number is because i hear that number, but people who are here legally, how do we know

you had a significant enough number that it was not done by hawkins, but was done by democrats. to me in our state the law i signed into we effect provides case they issued id card in addition to the driver's license free upon request. there's no deterrent to people who some claim would not have otherwise access to photo identification. >> democrats have made the argument that voter id laws were signed that were designed to make harder for certain groups to vote -- elderly, minorities especially, who do not have driver's licenses. >> i think that is an insulting argument to those groups of people that you mentioned. that somehow they any more than anybody else out there would not have access to the things that are essential to survive in today's society. >> robert. >> governor -- [indiscernible] >> the first thing you got to do is fix the front door. i do not have a perfect plan. i am elected to be governor. if i was running for something else, i would lay out a plan. i do not know what the magic number is because i hear that number, but people who are here legally, how do we kn

david hawkins is following all of us. he joins us in the newsroom. guest: good morning.ost: why -- what does this mean short-term and long-term? also, the potential of legislation in the next three years. guest: i think the answer to the timing was that mr. reid finally pulled it off. that was in doubt until the last few days. he picked up a few key supporters. diane feinstein has been against quite some time. she was persuaded that the situation will not be any better. she was brought aboard. it is a classic case of the first role of legislative politics. if you have the votes, call the vote. he did and he did. in terms of what happened next, there's a lot of fear among republicans. the democrats will be prepared ondo this rules change legislation sooner or later. the absence of a filibuster on all nominees, except the supreme court, seems difficult for republicans to found him. athom. f republicans were clearly annoyed by this. they were furious. they essentially decided to put a stop to any further debate on the defense authorization bill. the recess has now begun. th

. >> steven hawkin and i used to talk about it all the time. the time. a picture of marilyn monroe next to einstein. >> there's a dinner party i want to be invited to. >> the book is called kwts what if?" . who knows, what if it's her best? >> what if there's a 15th, we'll see. >> what if it's time to get to carol costello. which it is. time for "newsroom." >> i enjoyed it though. that's thrilling. hi, shirley. >> they used to say, oh, god, here comes the question machine. >> you guys have a great day. "newsroom" starts now. >>> happening now in the "newsroom." >> yes, i have smoked crack cocaine. >> toronto mayor rob ford. >> do i? am i an addict? no. >> this hour, his city decides whether to oust him. >>> also, the top white house tech guy, todd

greg anthony, latroy hawkins, thank you very much.nsive using a whole host of words. he doesn't have to use that. thank you for coming on "new day," fellow, an important conversation to have. >> it shows, a, there is no consens consensus, even in the black community there's differing opinions about the issue. >> and also there's a window into this locker room. we keep going back to it. it worried me when they started treating the locker room like the classroom. it is different especially in these violent sports. should it be, shouldn't it be, bigger conversation. >> good to have the conversation. i think it was fabulous conversation that doesn't happen normally in this offers the opportunity. >> nobody's yelling. >> good point. >>> something even the python never thought would happen but the five surviving members of "monte python" are reuniting. we'll share with you our favorite moments ahead. ♪ always look on the light side of life ♪ when our little girl was born, we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no

if you're stuck in this position, imagine, steve, at a humphrey hawkins testimony, imagine janet yellentestimony long after she's been confirmed in a bipartisan basis getting a series of questions from them, urging her to do different things. imagine if she said, senator, with all due respect to you and your 99 colleagues, if this economy's not growing at 3% next year, it will not be the responsibility of the federal reserve, it'll be the responsibility of the congress and the administration and put the burden on them to take back the baton, do good fiscal policy, trade policy, but it's not going to happen, steve, easily if the federal reserve continues to say they can compensate. >> what do they do with quantitative easing? what would you have them do in december and january? >> i would make it clear that qe is on a path towards extinction. i would be pretty committed as to what the sell down will be from 85 to 65 to 45. >> regardless of the market reaction -- >> absent some extraordinary -- >> very little -- >> not 3% in stocks. not 2.7 on the ten-year. >> your strategy if you need to

from leonardo delaware capri owe to steven hawkins. tremendous group of people.hink most people ithis world would love the chance to go to space if they could afford it and guarantee a return ticket. >> just a reminder we are broadcasting this flight when it occurs live. we will host that and nbc will be part of the process. we're thrilled and we wish you the best of luck in future testing and keep moving forward. >> we'll be seeing a lot of you. >> thank you. >> coming up, the couple who had a procedure live on today. >> and we are live right after this. [ mixer whirring ] my turn daddy, my turn! hold it steady now. i know daddy. [ dad ] oh boy, fasten your seatbelts everybody. [ mixer whirring ] bounty select-a-size. it's the smaller powerful sheet, that acts like a big sheet. look! one select-a-size sheet of bounty is 50% more absorbent than a full size sheet of the leading ordinary brand. [ humming ] [ dad ] use less with the small but powerful picker upper. bounty select-a-size. and try bounty napkins. ♪ everyone that's still in town, ♪ ♪ is at friendsgiving