students for life of america kristin hawkins tine as an advocate started in high school and continued through college and young professional. as president of students for life christen has the opportunity to share her diesel for pro-life leadership with more than 800 college and high school pro-life schools across the united states. please welcome me in joining kristin hawkins. >> you know i will never forget the day that my son's doctor called and told me that my son has tested positive for cystic fibrosis. a genetic and incurable disease. at that moment every hope i had for his life and my life had been gone. it is a moment that every parent begs god they will not have to

nancy hawkins she's humble but nancy is an incredible teachers readers workshop is on fire kids love it and parents are thrilled with the communication in the classroom she put they are heart and soul in everything she was is the cooperated at el rod and i believe that the work with wrap around services she brings with every fiber to her classroom she's a true joy to work with one of the first teachers to come over to my house to plan the pd and push colleagues as well as the students so i'm very, very pleased to recognize nancy hawkins for this great award (clapping). >> i'll just say thank you for this lovely opportunity its my 30th year in 70 san francisco unified school district i started (clapping) teaching third grad at el dorado the ferry probably have been through about a thousand hours of staff development so it all paid off and i'm very grateful to be honored i want to say i work with great people and be proud of all the teachers in san francisco inch not seen a dedicated group of professionals that work so hard so thank you, very much. (clapping.) thank you ms. hawkins i h

. >> reporter: derek hawkins says they have a robust training program for this size if not larger. >> based on the size of the product we look at our response guys and make a determination. this could play out well to what you have on the mat. >> it is a different thing when a hazmat trin derails outside your backyard. that's what happened in lynchburg, virginia when tanker cars came tumbling down the hillside. >> what do i have on here? >> reporter: it was more than a while mile wide when it derailed last august and couldn't get to critical documents inside it. >> four classes we take so you will know what's going to be here and have the documents and what's on this train, we didn't

i am forgetting -- humphrey hawkins. i wrote a chapter about it. i began thinking that it was just a disaster. >> can you explain what it is? >> the full employment act became the headline issue for organized labor and the congressional black caucus in 1974 through 1976 and 1978. every single martin luther king holiday in those years. people celebrate in the holiday though it was not an official holiday yet. there were protests, and it was a headline issue. the number one issue you would see on placards. coretta king was on the employment committee. and it was an attempt to amend the employment act of 1946, to have congress in brace the full-blown keynesian theory that government can be an employer of last resort and get the country through periods of high unemployment, which has many civil rights angles. but one that constantly came out is that unemployment, then as now, for african-americans was much higher than others. the bill went through a very tangled series of amendments and votes and finally was passed in october 1978. despite his own conv

charlotte hawkins has more. >> just 40 kilometers from the shore, six coast card officers boarded the ship, taking control of the vessel. it was spotted overnight heading toward the italian coast before eventually lost power. the crew had jumped ship, a tactic used by smugglers to avoid arrest. coming 48 hours after italy intercepted the freighter with mostly syrian migrants. at least 13 people lost her lies after blazing engulfed a ship off the coast of albania. italian authorities have rescued more than 170,000 people in the last 14 months in a desperate b id to flee unrest. many others have perished as they have tried to make the crossing. >> we saw this past year was bad for migrants trying to reach europe's shore. run us through the numbers. >> it was the worst year since the beginning of the century. double the average number of migrants have died trying to cross the military and -- mediterranean. this graphic relates to in italy. italy is on the receiving end of many of these arrivals. it gives you a good idea of the nationalities trying to cross. syria at the top of the chart.

did spend about 80 hours of my own time doing a reconciliation of the science report and sent john hawkins a template with identified trees that had been illegally removed, add not been replanted, are blocking signs and whatnot. just for the one street of gonzalez. there's several trees in park merced and trees are going like hot cakes these days. this has been an ongoing problem. i did recently, yesterday or today, i just got information requested over a year ago, specifically the letter from chris buck does say that due to arbor well and park merced applying for applications when removing trees that require permits so in my assessment there's been a lot of improvements in 007. we're actively working with them to make shurl they ref plant all required street trees. regarding accident reports or injuries or property damage, we don't manage the urban forest and wait for someone to be hurt before we make a decision to remove a tree. that's not a sound management practice so we don't expect someone to be hurt by a dead tree that's full of decay. when trees fail obviously attorneys circle. the

i'm a public school man, so steven hawkins, let's go.e, and i was obviously taken back at, you know, he was in that wheelchair. he wasn't able to move. wanted, got him a drink and most of it ended up on the floor, and i saw my children just a little bit shocked, and i said, look, if you want to go finish your homework you can do that. and of course they peeled off, because i thought this isn't going to work for them. but he came over. >> jimmy: did he explain what he wanted? >> i was waiting for it. and finally he said, i'd like to know about whitney houston. i said you're just like me, let's get to it. i said you're not the only one, steve, a lot of people want to know about whitney. what do you want to know? and that was it. and they got in their van, and they took off. >> jimmy: wow. somebody should tell him about e-mail. you could have covered that really quickly. now congratulations on the movie. it's called "black or white". go see it. it opens at theaters everywhere on friday. kevin costner, everybody. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> d

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charlotte hawkins reports. >> they wheels of the u.s. economy are turning, going from strength to strength. it outperformed europe and asia last year, bringing with it a strong dollar. it is a good sign for u.s. domestic recovery, but a strong dollar doesn't benefit everyone. it is bad news for u.s. companies that export many of their products. the comparative weakness of other currencies means the return lower, decreasing their profits. experts have already flooded los angeles and long beach, and in the meantime, they can cash in on a favorable exchange rate. the cost to visit the u.s. is rising with the dollar, putting pressure on the tourism industry. holiday may choose to go elsewhere. although americans are keen to travel and will see their options widen as they get more bang for their back. emerging markets will have a hard time to. many will see their debts rise. venezuela, for example risks defaulting on its bonds this year ethics currency continues to drop. experts say the dollar's rise is set to continue. >> morgan stanley was

. >> they've agreed to pay the affordable housing fee if on site they'll have to have a hawkins agreement in place as well as the affordable housing agreement and the only option on site the hallway sins e kins agreement the city grants them exceptional zoning congressman's or amenities in zoning because of court rulings at the state level we certainly can't require that but they have the restrictions in providing on site unless exceptional amenity the city is providing for them thank you. >> commissioner hillis. >> well, i would add i've worked open parcel c without you dividing it up it's been interesting drooefg by and seeing it go up i think i did a better job that one look good also but thank you - >> we have the scaffolding coming down and owens look more distinct than did other one change the facade and make it look different without it backing b.c. being a different building you go the next step its a project when we do larger projects thank you to the dah dog patch. >> i want the department to hold is an additional discussion on the western facade i'm not talking about the chroni

deputy fire chief aaron hawkins, says they have a robust training program based on an evacuation zoneleast this size if not even larger. >> based on a scenario the amount of product, we will look at our response guides and make a determination. this could play out very well the distance here you have on the map. >> reporter: experts say it's one thing to plan but it's when a hazmat train derails in your own backyard. that's what happened four hours southwest of washington, d.c. in lynchburg, virginia when tanker cars came tumbling down the hillside. >> what do i have on here? and that was the big thing that concerned me. >> reporter: battalion chief robert lipscum said this was more than a mile long when it derailed last april, meaning they couldn't get to the engine or the critical documents inside. >> we're trained in the classes we take that you will be able to know what's going to be there. you're going to have the documents right in front of you. you're going to know what's on this train and we didn't have that. >> repor instead, he says they started evacuating every building you

we have stephen hawkins, christopher reeves, there are devices that allow them to talk, why do not have them? he said, we do not have money or insurance, we cannot afford it. i have a process. that is that you commit, and then you figure it out. i said, this is what we will do. one, tempt will communicate again, and we will get a device that will let him draw again. he said, really, you can do that? and i said, yeah, high five. then i left, and i said, crap, what did i commit to. part of my process as well is to invite brilliant people into my life. i like to be the guy is a party that is the dumbest guy in the room. if i'm the dumbest guy in the room, that means i am learning. so i invite people to my house, and we have a hacker weekend. so wwe went about doing this. we came about this device. it is called the eye writer. a webcam mounted in front of the eye. we went to hospital and set up this projector. he drew again, and we projected it on the side of the building. it was __ [applause] it was this incredible experience. that was it. there was not a chapter two. we did it. then, we w

trying to get a mefrt bedroom 4 story built and this was not permitted in 1995 when owned by the hawkins replace the decking and the most deck was illegal built by mr. skais i didn't himself in 2008, he had an approval for a reroof there's no indication he built a roof deck but he did anyway and he didn't rebuild it the way it was he extended it to the north side and the issue before you today is if you want to approve that roof deck that's fine but some of the neighbors my may object he encroached across the property line into the neighbors property this is also from the gentleman's graft it's a good graphic a two inch gap between the buildings the assumed property line is halfway between them they have to gap nobody knows the property line so you don't encroach on someone's property, however, when this deck was built the column the corner post put on the edge of the roof and covered with first lap siding and piece of trim the trim has been taken off to the encroachment is three-quarters of an inch long. >> thank you yourself time is up. >> thank you is there any public comment? in supp

charlotte hawkins reports. >> the u.s.ecretary of state landed in lagos hours after boko haram overran a town and launched a failed attack on maiduguri, the capital of borno state. john kerry the situation with goodluck jonathan, before meeting jonathan key rival in the election. he urged candidates to respect the outcome of the election. saying violence like in 2011 could undermine the fight against boko haram. >> the desire of the united states to engage even more so in the effort to push back against boko haram or any other violent extremist group. the quality of the democratic process is important to contributing to our ability to do so. >> the maiduguri came a day after the president was in the city for a came -- a campaign rally, he pledged to defeat boko haram. [indiscernible] >> we must conquer boko haram. we must overcome terror. in what we know as a peaceful state. >> maiduguri would be a major prize for the boko haram insurgents. andy fall of the other city gives the militants free run into the city. they wabnt

. >> eddie scored his first golden globe for portraying steven hawkins in the theory of everything and michael keaton won for birdman. >> to come from a place where i come from i'm proud of all my friends and my family. thank you very very much. i'm extremely grateful. >> while they are seen as an early indicator for who might win an oscar they also honor the best intel evision. >> fargo won best mini series and best acting honors for billy bob thornton. and gina rodriguez won for her role in jane the virgin. for the third year in a row, tina fey hosted the show, as usual the lay lampooned, the stars even one who wasn't there. >> and into the woods cinderella runs from her prince, and sleeping beauty just thought she was getting coffee with bill cosby. >> [laughter] >> cbs news, beverly hills. >>> well, next the oscars those nominations will be announced on thursday so we can all stay tuned for that. >>> tonight it's the buck and ducks battling the first ever college football playoff champion. oregon and ohio state fans have fun posing with the new trophy that gets awarded for the very

my name is ed hawkins. i am a teacher here for the last 12 years, putting up the idea of what the business was like here 100 years ago. what we have here is a typical clothing company. i'm surprised that the number of children that come here that really do not know what the word "garment" means. so first of all, we try to get them indoctrinated into that word. so this was a garment clotheump or clothing company in 1920. what we have here is a little unusual that you find in a regular clothing company, because we have sewing machines and cutting machines all on the same floor, and that would not be in a garment company. the sewing people would be upstairs or down stairs and the colors and what have you would be on the top floors. we have here an example of a table, a cutting table. in the real world, it would be about 90 feet long and would probably be about three of them to a cutting floor. and we have in here, we talk about the beginning of the cutting business and what takes place in here, and we go throu

. >> reporter: derek hawkins says they have a robust training program for this size if not larger. >>e product we look at our response guys and make a determination. this could play out well to what you have on the mat. >> it is a different thing when a hazmat trin derails outside your backyard. that's what happened in lynchburg, virginia when tanker cars came tumbling down the hillside. >> what do i have on here? >> reporter: it was more than a while mile wide when it derailed last august and couldn't get to critical documents inside it. >> four classes we take so you will know what's going to be here and have the documents and what's on this train, we didn't have that. >> instead, using flak kerts they realized they were exploding with explosive ball can crude. >> it's important? oh 83. >> one of the things is they will have trains running at increased speeds through an ac different construction site. >> reporter: marie is now suing them from moving the construction site forward. even if you don't know what these numbers mean the mere fact it's inside means it could hurt you. c csx

hawkins caught up with them as that francisco's city hall to see what plans to take down the abandonedstructure are still a source of worry creek. >> reporter: the dramatic implosion of san francisco geneva towers fun to watch but look at the cloud of concrete brick that is why it plans to blow up the stick or being scrapped for the wrecking ball. >> reporter: but neighbors who live nearby are still not happy with a kinder gentler plans to demolish it. raymond and retired in vermont environmental science professor at its personal he has family near candlestick. >> do not kill us. >> is the invisible dust print and there should be no invisible dust going down the street. >> reporter: the candlestick the mall project is expected to take about two months. neighbors say they are not opposed to a beautiful and development they just want to clear the air creek and san francisco the key kron 4 news. vivki liviakis >> pam: tomorrow, california lawmakers will introduce a bill to allow terminally ill patients to end their lives. the bill is inspired by britain may guard kurt she was the east bay

my name ed hawkins. am a teacher here for the last 12 years, trying to bring up what the idea of what the garment business was like here maybe, 100 years ago. i am surprised that the number of children that come here that to not know what the word garment means. first of all, we will try to get indoctrinated into that word. we first try to get them indoctrinated into that word. this was a garment company or clothing company typical of 1920. what we have here is a little unusual that you'd find in a regular clothing company because we have the sewing machine sewing machines and the cutting machines all on the same floor and that would not be inewing machines and the cutting machines all on the same floor and that would not be in a garment company. the sewing people would be upstairs, or downstairs and normally, the cutters and what have you would be on the top floors. we have here a sample of a cutting table in the real world, there would be about 90 feet long and will probably be about three of them to a

. >> mike shuts owns the tiny hawkins gun store in northern wisconsin. through his local credit union until last november. >> received a call from the local credit union and they told me i had to come in and close my business account. >> suspicious of the reason why he went in and recorded the bank manager. >> his business was placed on a high risk list called operation choke point. same rest includes escort services get rich products and ponzi schemes. banks and payment processors are told if they keep accounts about businesses on the list they will be subject to heightened scrutiny and krein he isincreased audit. bureaucrats subjectively targeting businesses. >> they cut off legal businesses ability to bank they could put the businesses they don't like out of business. >> the department of justice tells fox news we don't target businesses within bounds of the law. >> that is a bold face lie. we have memos that show they are legally targeting businesses. they want to make it a choke point of possible hearing next month. >> thank you mike. 47 minutes aft

please join me in welcoming kristin hawkins. [applause] >> you know, i'll never forget the day that my son's doctor called and he told my my son had tested positive for cysticify bro sis. a genetic and incurable disease. everything had been changed. it was a moment that every parent begs god that they will never have to face. the past six years, my life has been dramatically changed by gunter's entry into this world. thnks that i thought were important are no longer. my husband and i have had to sacrifice a comfortable life just to afford medications. we've had to move halfway across the country away from our family and friends to be near gunter's care team. we have both personally had to transform our career goals, but you know it is all worth it because gunter has had so much joy and so much light to my family. he is smart and inquisitive earned the hearted big brother. every day i am reminded that his time and my time with him is precious. today i speak to you pregnant with my fourth child. my first daughter. [applause] my fi

i'm lucy hawkins on bbc. our top stories. al qaeda took credit for the charlie hebdo attacks. it is selling out and a look at why many muslims find the cover image, a cartoon of the prophet offensive. >> reporter: meanwhile the first edition of charlie hebdo has sold out in paris and sold out within an hour and the printing will go from 3 million to 5 million to meet the unprecedented demand. >> the fuselage from the airasia plane has been found and they expect many bodies will be found inside. >>> a remarkable story of one of the few women who survived ebola while pregnant given access to a new way to treat pregnant women. >>> the global campaign for gold mining. >> yes. it's one of the most dangerous jobs a world with many gold mining earning 1 collar a day. they're pushing for the new trade gold standard and look at the nearly 100 million people who rely on gold money for survival. >> them low. it's midday in london 7:00 a.m. in washington and 1 p.m. in paris where the new edition of the charlie hebdo magazine sold out one week after three people were killed in seven days o

we think of some of those original explorers, settlers like sir francis drake, sir john hawkins -- there may concern -- their main concern was really looking for a base in the caribbean or better still, on the coast of south america. at the end of the 17th century the islands you are looking at which looks like an aerial view but it is actually a contemporary painting, this was the richest place in what was then english america. this is the island of barbados which since the 16 40's had undergone a sugar revolution had become britain's main source for sugar and rum, and during the 17th century, just looking at the landscape and some of the build structure you can see just how prosperous this island was. the building we are looking at here is called saint nicholas abbey. it's not religious. it is a plantar's home. this was a stone structure. it was only embellished in the 18th century here. much of it had been built in the 17th century. stone structures were very rare. there were only three in virginia, one of which was [indiscernible] where governor berkley or barkley as the british woul

after eight years of san jose's mayor, he will be joining the san jose law firm of hawkins and carly. he has no plans to run for political office again, however, he does plan to stay politically involved in public affairs and pension reform. >>> some teenagers in san francisco are pushing for the city to lower the voting age to 16. according to the examiner, resolution to do just that was approved last night by the city's youth commission. it was written by a member of the commission and has the support of two city supervisors. san francisco voters would eventually have to approve the change aimed at getting teens more involved in city politics. it's not totally unprecedented. >>> the lot where 13-year-old andy lopez was shot and killed has been taken over by the county. a memorial for lopez has been set up in that lot but now the county says it will continue its plan it is to build a neighborhood park. they hope to create a permanent memorial park for lopez but the county's announcement did not mention lopez's death. it's not clear if the plan would include a memorial at all. >>> tim

i'm lucy hawkins on bbc. our top stories. al qaeda took credit for the charlie hebdo attacks.ut and a look at why many muslims find the cover image, a cartoon of the prophet offensive. >> reporter: meanwhile the first edition of charlie hebdo has sold out in

hawkins. i was a first lieutenant with "a" company 345th infantry division.s necessary for complete cooperation between various branches of the army. and since it was necessary for the infantry men to attack on foot, seize the ground and hold it it was also necessary for artillery to neutralize these positions before the infantry men jumped off. it was a wonderful show of cooperation between these different branches. >> we got through gechlt ilenkierken and we got on the road we thought was taking us straight to berlin. we felt great and were pretty excited about being in the war. after we had gone about 500 yards up the road, the 88th started coming in. all of us tried our best to dig into the ground. we used our hands to just try to claw the dirt, trying to dig in. in the meantime these shells were coming into the trees and bursting all around us and our friends were being hit and we were screaming for medics. this lasted, it seemed for about half an hour. i suppose it lasted for about five minutes. >> i am fritz kramer. i was with the 84th divisioner as a

next i am very happy to introduce the president of students for life of america kristin hawkins tine as an advocate started in high school and continued through college and young professional. as president of students for life christen has the opportunity to share her diesel for pro-life leadership with more than 800 college and high school pro-life schools across the united states. please welcome me in joining kristin hawkins. >> you know i will never forget the day that my son's doctor called and told me that my son has tested positive for cystic fibrosis. a genetic and incurable disease. at that moment every hope i had for his life and my life had been gone. it is a moment that every parent begs god they will not have to face. in the past years my life has been changed by his entry into the world. things i thought were important are no longer. my husband and i have had to sacrifice our life for medications and moved across the united states to be near the doctors but it is all worth it because he has added so much joy and life to my family. he is smart, inquisitive tender-hearted

. >>> washington state josh hawkins scored in the lane, wazzou 69-56. sanford to washington, seven seconds left. two seconds left to tie the game, stanford goes on to win 68-60 in over time. so it's going to be a week of rumors who's coaching who the raiders are open, 49ers are open. we'll have the latest on these updates tonight at 6:00. have a great day. >>> now the latest ladies and gentlemen, the play of the day from the go daddy bowl, 67 yards for the touchdown. the rockets won 67-64. here's your play of the day. >> there is another proposal to move st. louis football to the area. the mayor said he'd like to build a new stadium in englewood adjacent to the old forum last year and here's an artist rendering of what the stadium might look like. the rams played in the l.a. area for nearly 50 years before moving to st. louis in 1994 and the region has not had an nfl team since then. >>> i'm live in san francisco. >> reporter: police shoot and kill a man they say pulled a woman on them. coming up with they weapon actually was. >> plus on the day a new m

hawkins. >> albert briceno is the latest inmate on the move. facility to the central jail, three miles away. >> most inmates within the county jail are continuously on the move. we do have to screen and rescreen these inmates all the time. basically, how i look at it is, who can play with who. >> shortly after moving into his new cell, briceno discovered his neighbor was an old childhood friend, jeremy bowles. >> i recognized the tattoos. and then when he got up, i said, man, what's up, "g"? he looked at me. and his eyes got all big. the recognition set in. the star threw him off, the tattoos that i got. he got all excited, you know? >> me and albert briceno have been around each other for like the last 22 years. we were neighbors in juvenile hall. >> briceno and bowles are not only old friends. they share long criminal histories. they are considered among the most dangerous and violent inmates in the entire jail. because of that, they will never have physical contact. they are housed in a unit where only one inmate at a time is allowed into th

. >> reporter: mike owns the tiny hawkins gun store in northern wisconsin.is local credit union. >> i received a call from the local credit union and i was told to close my business account. >> reporter: he went in and recorded the bank manager. >> firearms ammunition, auctioner auctioners. >> his business was placed on a high risk list created by a department of justice program. banks and payment processors are told if they keep accounts with businesses on the list they will be subject to heightened scrutiny and increased audits. we located several business owners from pay day lenders to pawnshops who say their accounts were closed because of operation choke point. says the operation was created to combat fraud but evolved into morality police with bureaucrats subjectively targeting businesses. >> they think if they can cut off legal businesses' ability to bank they can put the businesses they don't like out of business. >> reporter: the department of justice told fox news we do not target businesses operating within the bounds of the law and have no intere

sadie hawkins day coming up. you asked nick and what did he say? guys? >> thanks very much.the superbowl, we're getting a sneak peek of some of the commercials that will air during the game. this year a lot of the advertisers are going straight for the heart, with a few ads that feature dad in a more thoughtful way than we usually see. craig melvin takes a look. >> reporter: they are the tender moments of father hood. every day dads and children depicted in a superbowl ad by dove. another commercial from toyota will air during the big game. >> always felt like what i was doing was the most important thing. >> reporter: current and former nfl players talking about the influential men in their lives. >> sees how i am with my kids, how loving and nurturing i am with them. >> the superbowl is watched by millions of impressionable young men, and to show, this is what guys do now, it's to be taken seriously. >> 111 million watched the superbowl last year. 30 seconds of air time going rate about $4.5 million. now, more companies are taking a new approach using the time to shine awa

water's director george hawkins talks about funding but also construction. d.c.er is already digging northward from down river. this one will head south. the tunnel boring machine will soon be going down this 10-story hole to begin its work and meet up with another machine already digging north. >> this is the drill bit the front end of a machine that is over a football field in length. this is what will face the muck and dirt. >> the vice president called it the modern infrastructure for the 21st century. and this machine has a name. it's called nanny after nanny helen boroughs the african-american educator in d.c. and another one is called lady bird. lady bird johnson former first lady. they'll meet up somewhere around r.f.k. stadium -- sorry, nats stadium and meet up somewhere around the year 2017. this entire project will be finished in about 10 years. reporting live in southeast washington, sam ford, abc 7 news. >> thank you sam. thank you very much for that. the d.c. zoning commission says it will consider lowering height restrictions on so-called pop-up ho

my name is phillip i'm a junior at hawkins school in gates mills and i am a proud member of the city club's youth forum council. thank you very much for coming to see our panelists today. now our goal at the youth forum counsel council is really identical to that of the city club, it is to host conversations, debates and discussions that empower us to engage in further understanding of the world around us and the people who comprise it. and it is for that reason that it is my pleasure to introduce our forum today entitled "a conversation on race." poet langston hughes wrote in his piece "democracy" that freedom is a strong seed planted in a great need. i live here too. i want freedom just as you. it may be safe to say that in the age we live in today in many ways freedom has been granted to races of people who have been sucked tobjected to oppression throughout our nation's history. but there is a difference between freedom and liberty, freedom being a state of being, that being able to make decisions without external control, perhaps guaranteed by a government. while liberty can be

. >> and we've got the sadie hawkins dance coming up. you asked nick and what did he say?eady texted her and said yes. fantastic. >>> dylan, thanks very much. with one week to go until the super bowl we are starting to get a sneak peek at some of the commercials that will air during the big game. this year advertisers, a lot of them are going straight for the heart with a few ads that feature dad in a more thoughtful way than we often see. "today" national correspondent craig melvin takes a look. >> daddy. >> reporter: they are the tender moments of fatherhood. every day dads and their children depicted in a touching new super bowl ad by dove. another commercial from toyota will also air during the big game. >> he always felt like what i was doing was the most important thing. >> reporter: current and former nfl players talking about the influential men in their lives. >> i'm with my dads and how loving and nurturing i am with them. >> the super bowl is watched by millions of impressionable young men and to show that, hey, this is what dads do now. i think it is a nice tip

my name ed hawkins.m a teacher here for the last 12 years, trying to bring up what the idea of what the garment business was like here maybe, 100 years ago. i am surprised that the number of children that come here that to not know what the word garment means. first of all, we will try to get

on december 14th andrew hawkins wore this showing his support for the families of tamir rice and john but these instances have left some wondering how recording artists are participating in the dialogue. quest questlove addressed this in an interview with billboard, referring to the backlash the dixie chicks received in 2003 after saying they were ashamed president bush was from texas. he said a lot of it is due to fear of bleeg backballs and not making a living. nicki minaj echoed that sentiment in her rolling stone interview, after posing the question, why aren't black celebrities speaking out more she cited reactions to kanye west's remarks to the response to hurricane katrina in 2005. she said look what happened to kanye when he spoke out. people told him to apologize to bush because how many times can you be made to feel horrible for caring about your people before you say it's not worth it. and in a radio interview with hot 97 in the morning, rapper macklemore did squirm a bit when asked about police misconduct and race. >> talk about what you're seeing right now and how macklem

i am a junior at hawkins school. i am a proud member of the city club's youth forum council. very much for coming to see our panelists today. the goal of the council is identical to the city club. it is to host conversations, debates, and discussions that empower us to further understand the world around us and the people that comprise it. i am pleased to introduce our forum entitled "a conversation on race". poet langston hughes wrote in his piece "democracy" that "freedom is a strong seed planted in a great need. i live here too, i want freedom just as you." in many ways freedom has been granted to races of people subjected to oppression throughout our nation's history. but there is a difference between freedom and liberty. freedom being a state of being that of being able to make decisions without external control perhaps being guaranteed by government. liberty can be different. it is freedom granted by society and the world around us. in light of the recent deaths of michael brown and others we wonder how far we have come. many racist laws have been removed from the books

the hurch frimphrey hawkins later in february, they haven't set a date yet, is certainly a forum her predecessor has used to provide more terse language about defending inflation from the low side. that's something she can do in february to set up expectations that patient remains in the statement in march which would remove midyear rate hike. >> david, i just want to go back to this point, if we're talking about an unemployment rate in the 4% range which is a historic low for this economy, should the fed be getting ahead of that now even if it is worried about low inflation? >> well, sorry -- >> sorry, for david. >> okay. >> david? >> yes. i don't think the fed is going to let unemployment get down to 4%. i think if they think it's going there, they'll tighten. i think the question is if it's at 5.3% 5.2% 5% and we don't have wage increases, the temptation will be to wait another two or three months and frankly i don't see the big risk. what is the risk of them waiting too long? net interest margins on bank are a little squeezed? i don't see there's any inflation out there. it seems