that is a photograph of kinsey and herman wells, who continually had to defend academic freedom. kinsey's right as a scholar or researcher to do his research. because wells was always getting pressure from religious authorities, legislators, etc., to put a stop to what was seen as such controversial scholarly work and research. wells was an astute politician. when it came time for kinsey to publish his second book on human sexual behavior in the human female in 1953, wells arranged for a publisher who would release in the summer when the state legislature was not in session so it would take them a while to gather their forces and come back with criticism, of course, which they did in time. but by that time, the book had been out for a while. kinsey became fascinated with the play and then the movie -- the play came out in 1947, the movie in 1951 starring marlon brando -- "a streetcar named desire." it was written like tennessee williams, who was gay. in his writing, he was interested in exploring variations in sexual activity. if you know the story or have seen the play or movie,

kinsey a photograph of and herman wells, who continually had to defend academic freedom. wells was always getting pressure from religious ,uthorities, legislators, etc. to put a stop to what was seen as so controversial. wells was an astute politician. when it came time for kinsey to publish his second book in 1953, publishernged for a who would release in the summer when the state legislature was not in session so it would take them a while to gather their forces and come back with criticism, of. hours which they did in time, but by that time, the book had been out for a while. withy became fascinated the play and in the movie -- the play came out in 1947, the movie 1951 51 starling -- starring marlon brando -- "a streetcar named desire." play talks about variations in sexual activity. it was controversial. it was popular. but it was a play about very aggressive sexual behavior. marlon brando who was in the play and the movie. ,n the play, he beats his wife rates his sister-in-law --rapes his sister-in-law. they do not put that in the movie, although they do suggest it. t

he's just become an extension of tom herman and urban meyer and what he's trying to do. one of the keys for him to play so wellaration. they said he strives to be so good. he wants to be excellent. he doesn't just say it. he preps monday through friday to put himself in a position to have answers to every challenge that he might face from a defense. >> chris: third string in the spring. thought he'd be the holder this season. thought that would be his big responsibility. holding for the kicks with miller, of course -- >> kirk: he was just trying to make sure he beat out jones for the backup to braxton miller. also thought when tom herman said, he's gotten to a point where he's figured him out. he said, i'll talk to him about what's important and he'll say, hey, don't be perfect, just be you. don't be perfect, just be you. because early in the year, he thought he was a little hesitant. he was trying to overanalyze. trying to be too perfect. now, he just has a little ritual what he does with him, talks to him about his reads, his keys. before he goes out for the beginning of the game and then he says, just don't

he's just become an extension of tom herman and urban meyer and what he's trying to do. one of the keys for him to play so wellaration. they said he strives to be so good. he wants to be excellent. he doesn't just say it. he preps monday through friday to put himself in a position to have answers to every challenge that he might face from a defense. >> chris: third string in the spring. thought he'd be the holder this season. thought that would be his big responsibility. holding for the kicks with miller, of course -- >> kirk: he was just trying to make sure he beat out jones for the backup to braxton miller. also thought when tom herman said, he's gotten to a point where he's figured him out. he said, i'll talk to him about what's important and he'll say, hey, don't be perfect, just be you. don't be perfect, just be you. because early in the year, he thought he was a little hesitant. he was trying to overanalyze. trying to be too perfect. now, he just has a little ritual what he does with him, talks to him about his reads, his keys. before he goes out for the beginning of the game and then he says, just don't

herman cain run as a republican. has this changed or do you still feel that? >> well i think, if you look around the country and look at some of the most successful campaigns, you talk about utah, the first african-american female winning in the history of congress. you look at will herd in texas or the new lieutenant governor of maryland, mr. rutherford. here is what we see happening throughout the country, people are aligning their votes for values and voting for candidates who are not of their own complexion. i do see in the future of low expectations that deliver by some folks who profit from keeping some folks down an unfortunately it is your peers. we see this in the nfl when the comment about russell wilson not being black enough. what does that mean? here is my comment and my response to that. it is foolishness. it is ridiculous and it is hogwash. at the end of the day, be natural. be yourself. don't try to be normal, whatever that stereo typical definition or lame excuse for under performing is. folks who question our identity and ethic identify because you d

well as the 2-year-old that they didn't realize was in the getaway car. when deputies pulled the suv over, the child's mother jumped out and the suv peeled off. that is when herman told officers that her child was still in the car. the suv was hidden in the backyard and inside officials say they found items stolen from the safeway store including diapers and baby products. two security officers suffered minor injuries. live in castro valley i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >>> california students pay more than $12,000 a year in tuition and fees. out of state students pay more than $35,000. governor jerry brown -- uc president janet napolitano says she will back off the proposed tuition hike if the governor s to increase funding to uc schools by $100 million by next year. >> if you won't represent us, we will get rid of you. raise tuition and we will raise hell. >> students have been protesting the tuition hike proposal on the uc campuses. this is video of a demonstration yesterday at uc davis. there was a similar protest at uc berkeley. students at uc san diego protested the proposed tuition increase as well with a mass sit in. >>> the man accused of the h

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herman. >> and we come back, feeding the hungry on thanks giving and every other day as well. ♪ flexible comeback> welcome back. i'm stephanie ruhle. forget the table of turkey, sweet potato, and pumpkin pie, for millions of americans, just getting a hot meal is challenging. in new york city food bank faces a staggering shortage. in fact, nearly 40% of the food banks that we have, have had to turn people away. julie is the executive director of city harvest. the organization hopes to rescue 50 million pounds of excess food from restaurants, farmers, and wholesalers. she joins us now to talk about the leftover economy. this is an important time for you. how many in new york city will show up and need a hot meal tomorrow? >> it's a very important time of year. righty of our neighbors here in new york city know, hunger is an issue for us year-round. we expect many people in line at the city soup kitchens and pantries. and we know that 1.4 million of our neighbors in new york city need help putting food on the table. >> what are you doing to capture that leftover economy? something likeas 15,000 rest

this is herman giersch from media, in pennsylvania, 100 years old today. wish him well. you so much. have we got your family taken care of, dylan? >> yeah. they're taken care of, fed. >> got to give. >> such a giver. >> taking your leftovers and making creative dishes as well. >> picture of the great white shark and the seal. >> yes. >> it's unbelievable. the seal escaping the grips of a hungry shark. we'll show you that picture and explain it a little bit to you. >> all right. >> what have you got going on for the weekend, jenna? >> so much but i don't know anymore since i'm not doing the weekend. >> i meant for you. >> working out. anything but have a baby. >> couple months yet for that. >> i'll talk weather. >> great. >> sheinelle is joining us. >> i'm looking forward to it. >> once again, thank you to this incredible crowd. we'll be back after y >>> you're watching today in the bay. >> well, good morning, everyone, it's 8:56. i'm scott mcgrew. happy friday. authorities this morning looking for three armed men who terrorized a couple of spots. police say the man and w

media indulgence of well spoken black liberals, and i will say this absolutely, black conservatives get no such pass, they get the opposite treatment. just ask clarence thomas or herman cain. boilermaker, i had to say that. ask them about that. but liberals, black liberals who speak and act and sound and echo what the white liberals say get ap incredible pass in "america's newsroom"s. and that has a major factor in making obama who he was and how he could get away with things no one else could get away with. there's a story in october of 2007, new york times wrote this. i'm paraphrasing, but i'm close. they wanted to do a story on obama's new york days, and given the fact it was the new york times and obama, it was obviously going to be a puff piece. but then they report as a matter of fact, obama would provide no leads, no transcripts, no names of friends, no addresses, no relatives, no nothing. and then they just move on. [laughter] i mean, as though it didn't matter he wouldn't provide all these things. but that's the way he rolled, and that's the way they rolled with him. i'm going to grab a drink here, one second. i have something of a cold, but i chose not to t

them as well because a lot of them do not come from a world where they had people speaking positive for them. >> willis? >> ma'am? >> come in here. >> we captured one such example when sergeant hermane drug use on the street had recently brought her back to jail on her third parole violation. >> tell me something, what is going to keep you, other than your kids, from not coming here again? >> my plan is actually to complete my ged, finish school, and find me a job to keep myself busy and occupied. >> each day you have to choose and decide what is sonia going to do today. if it doesn't feel right and you know in your gut it's wrong, leave. run. so that was my word for you today. i'm happy to see that you've got your mind set on doing the right thing. >> yes. i thank you and i appreciate it. >> no problem. >> okay. thanks. >> you're welcome. >> when we were filming the exchange between sonia and sergeant herman, i couldn't help but to think that sergeant herman was actually getting through to her. but as soon as she left, the other side of sonia emerged. >> make sure you don't come back in here anymore. >> yes, ma'am. >> i don't want to see you in here anymore. >> yes, ma'am. thank y

herman cain is with us. executive action is taken. the four or 5 million illegals can stay for another couple of years. what does that do to the legislative process? >> speaker boehner says it poisons the wellhe president find a way to do that within the current regulations. it will pull the congress to pass legislation to stop it. that will be a major distraction. that is why the president is trying to change it to immigration. he does not want to talk about the low plains truth that the republicans are talking about. stuart: the rough publicans have to pass to override. you do not get the pipeline. they focus on the economy, jobs and all of the things that you are mentioning. secondly, he is trying to bait hispanics. democrats have fooled blacks for decades now. the president set the outcome of the election has nothing to do with the policies. it applies to me that he will not retreat on any issue if he can possibly avoid it. >> these policies work on the ballot and that is why they have lots of people turned out to vote. the president did not sail his policies. just like he and the democrats deceived. a lot of democrats say, look, we have cheap gas, low unemployment and a stop market ral

. >> and richard herman in new york, joining us from las vegas. good to see you as wellse tapes have an impact or is it your view the grand jury may have already made its decision, may have already seen these tapes? >> the die is cast, fred. i think the grand jury already has their decision. i think they're just waiting for the right time to release it, maybe early sunday morning, i don't know when. i do not believe there's going to be an indictment in this particular case. and that does not mean that it's over, fred. because as we saw in zimmerman, in the state of florida, they did not indict. the attorney general brought proceedings. even if the grand jury does not indict him, the state attorney general could bring charges against him, and then you'll be looking at zimmerman deja vu all over again. there is a reason this grand jury is not going to indict. there are serious issues here, fred. it's not simply to put, an unarmed black man was shot. he's 6'4", over 300 pounds, who struck the police officer in his car, two bullets went off inside the car, and then he aggres

well-known that dr. king would go to herman's house to take refuge and take a swim and relax between the arduous time of the civil rights movement. herman russell would finance the movement and finance the movement's efforts and finance it so they could continue to move forward to bring about equality in the south. that's an indelible mark he's left on history not just for our state but for our country. herman and his wife had three wonderful children. they're involved in the business today. the business today is still flourishing as it always has. in fact, the new atlanta stadium, the new atlanta dome stadium, which will house the falcons, is $1.3 billion stadium that the h.j. russell company is integrally involved in. our city has lost a great friend, a great african-americ african-american, and a great entrepreneur. so great he was recognized by the atlanta chamber as its first member, african-american member, and its second african-american president. he's been recognized by the butler street ymca, by the atlanta and georgia business council, by almost every entrepreneurial group there is for his co