i made that up. >> jimmy: jack black, everybody! jack, i have seen you -- we talked, i've seen you in concert. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i've seen you -- you perform. please go see tenacious d in concert. >> thank you. >> jimmy: it's -- it's unbelievable. and you do a -- you do a thing with this thing called the sax-a-boom. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: it's a toy, or, well, what was it? >> well, it's like a saxophone, but it's a sax-a-boom. it's a -- it's a different kind of instrument. a lot of people confuse them. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: people confuse them? >> well, you know, 'cause they look similar. but a sax-a-boom is it's own kind of instrument that takes years to master. but yeah, thank you for remembering about my sax-a-boom days. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, i was just wondering -- we happen to have one here, would you -- >> what? >> jimmy: could you maybe just show us what it's like to -- >> you don't have a sax-a -- oh, my god! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: this is a sax-a-boom. >> are you kidding me? >> jimmy: this

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he plays an alcoholic called john callahan who is so drunk one night, he gets into the car with jack blacklm is about him recovering from his injuries and also recovering from his alcoholism and discovering his gift as a cartoonist, and giving him a black kind of look of humour at the world. he comes under the spell of a very charismatic sponsor, they called him in rehab, played byjonah hill called donnie. phone ringing. hello. hey, is this donnie? yeah, who's this? hey, donnie, this isjohn callahan. the neon cripple from outer space. oh, the man with the tangerine hair? well, i always thought of my hair as electric orange. but that's yeah, that me. look, i got your number off the board. i'm calling because i need a sponsor. i do have a lot of piglets at the moment. what are piglets? i need a sponsor. my sponsees are piglets. laughter. that's funny. you want me to help you get sober. well, i saw you speak and i really like what you had to say about... i know, ijust, and i don't know if you're serious. 0h, jesus christ. oh, i call him chucky. what? it's directed by gus van sant. the role wa

jack black plays h in the film. sometimes they think maybe he's fla black. >> d whats r.l. stand for? >> he usesid it because he girls were the only ones reading books when he first starhed. didn't want them to know he writing.a female his brother started reading the books and he said, he really did set off a whole new twrenrend w boys reading books.>> the strategy worked for him. >> thank you. >> let's turn to the weather. >> another major hurricane that could track to the remnants that could be hitting theca linas. >> this thing hits the florida pan handl the hardest. it was devastated by florence a ago.eeks this is going to be one we're talking about now for weeks. . it has been intensifying quickly. the current wichblds 120 ailes an hou you can see just how fose it is to florida. the cloudsm this storm, you can see them rotating around and they are makayg their into the panama city area. t is a very strong category 3 moving at 12 miles an hour. on this track, it is supposed to go due north and turn toward the no

called the house of the clock in the was which has nothing to do with the white house but it's jack black and kate blanchet. it's a great film that comes out december 21. please all of you go see it, six or seven times, it's good . >> without telling the ending what's the essence of the plot quack suspect it's about a young boy in the 1950s he lives with his parents and he goes to live with his uncle. his weird uncle dunkley -- to the family doesn't talk about he discovers his uncle is a warlock. his uncle has no rules, you can stay up as late as you want, why don't you eat cookies for dinner, they are so much more delicious than waiting for dessert. he gets indoctrinated into the family with witches and wizards and of course there's a bad guy, kyle mclachlan and complications ensue . >> okay. sounds like something we should all need to go see six or seven times. we have a little time left, do you have a question? >> no. actually i wanted to do an addendum to what i said earlier, or add something. i just want to say to you, david, i am reminded of your contributions [ applause ] >> thank

sounds like something jack black would say in a movie about a bunch of middle-aged dudoi who try toa laughter ] "i understand college and if we're gonna fit in we have to go to parties and scream at the ton of our." >> i like beer. >> seth: what we are witnessing right now is a cultural struggle er how power works. there's a set of privileged onople who are accustom to being insulated from thequences of their actions and they want to keep it that way. that's why they set up a sham process. no one who behaves the way kavanaugbehaved during his testimony should be on the supreme court. and if you vote for him, you should -- >> boo yourself. >> seth: this has been "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with our friend, john mulaney, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: for more of seth's "closer looks" be sure to subscribe to "late night" on youtube. ♪ you are many different things, in one amazing package. and t.j.maxx lets you express every one. with our unique mix of must-have brands at must-buy prices, you'll always save on something for every you

hey, gs, our pal jack black is going to be on the show in a a couple weeks and i wanted to do this funu have kids age 5 to to have them write a story with the title, "the house with a clock in its walls."e that's the n jack's new movie. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: yeah. it's very important that you don'tell them what the actua movie is about. have them write a short scene, o e or two pages with two characters talkingch other. just give them the title, "the house with a clock in its wa s" and let their imagination do the rest. when they're done, just e-mail it to kidtheater@tonightshow.com.we l choose our favorites and jack and i will act them out on our show. it will be fun. thank you very mh. [ cheers and applause ] guys, be sure to tune in next week.an it is a week. we have matthew mcconaughey on the show. [ cheers and applause ] we love matthew mcconaughey. >> steve: all right, aht, all right. >> jimmy: daniel radcliff will be here. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] fred armisen and maya rudolph will be here. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: ah! that'sy pals. and s

he plays an alcoholic called john callahan who is so drunk one night, he gets into the car with jack blackim recovering from his injuries and also recovering from his alcoholism and discovering his gift as a cartoonist, and giving him a black kind of look of humour at the world. he comes under the spell of a very charismatic sponsor, they called him in rehab, played byjonah hill called donnie. phone ringing. hello. hey, is this donnie? yeah, who's this? hey, donnie, this isjohn callahan. the neon cripple from outer space. oh, the man with the tangerine hair? well, i always thought of my hair as electric orange. but that's yeah, that me. look, i got your number off the board. i'm calling because i need a sponsor. i do have a lot of piglets at the moment. what are piglets? i need a sponsor. my sponsees are piglets. laughter. that's funny. it's directed by gus van sant. the role of the originally intended for robin williams, but walking phoenix does very well with that, as does jonah hill. they're both very good together. the film is a mix of sentimentalism and funny and dark humour. and very

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black jack. >> they say gambling is illegal, no state gambling and it's the worst odds, have you betterdds in any other form of gambling. poor and working class wasting on this. you should gamble in the park on, a football game, on the stock market, you know? [laughter] . >> the cardboard box. >> you have a way better chance of winning that game. [ laughter ] >> and that kenyan prince never delivered on the $3 million. >> the down payment. kennedy: i thought i was going to get it back. do you think people who play the lottery are optimistic or foolish? >> a little bit of both. i love that. if you are going to ask me, gold plated house and a rocket car, then give to charity because you don't have to be a liberal, you can give where you like to give. kennedy: where would you give? >> community, my high school, the college, kent state, making a grant. kennedy: dolph ziggler wing? >> you know i donated that, right? humble. kennedy: i say things are anonymous and they're mine. >> you stand on the other side of the corner. kennedy: this whole cancer research facility, woo! a lot of times i li

. >> meanwhile, the black jack table at 2:00 a.m., maybe it's time to go back to the room. >> yes, whichot of people don't do. >> they end up with nothing in the morning. >> people tend to do that on wall street in october you have the october 31st deadline you have the end of the third quarter rolling into the fourth quarter. people trying to lock in gains, position themselves, a little window dressing for the year end and that's what creates the volatility. >> holiday reality. >> watch for the january break that's been more robust. once we get into next year with comparisons being much more difficult with the juice that was added into the corporate economy this year sort of wearing off next year. >> okay. but you remain optimistic. we like the historical patterns. >> patient patient. >> optimistic but patient. >> obp. >> sure. who's down with obp. >> i am. jeff hirsch, probabilities asset manager. >>> on a more serious note, we continue to follow the latest developments in the death of jamal khashoggi. saudi stock market falling again. pressure mounting for the saudi government to prov

to wish you happy halloween, and, of course, nothing goes together quite like halloween, jack-o'-lanterns, black> long before sabrina the teenager, there were real witches and they're still practicing. and not in salem, mass, but right here in new york. >> please come into the store. ♪ ♪ >> my name is stacey and i'm the head witch of enchantment in new york city. myths about witchcraft. how far back do you want to go? >> is it a religion? is it a belief system? what is it? >> angels and saints, devils. walk with us and hear our prayers, our songs and our rituals. >> my name is dakota. i am a co-owner here at catland books, brooklyn's favorite little witch shop. i am here today to dispel a lot of the myths about what witchcraft is and who witches are. witchcraft very, very simply is a practice. the thing about being a witch is it is inherently radical in nature in which you say, i am an individual, i have within me the ability to use critical thinking, doubt, skepticism, reason to map out for myself what i believe my religious or spiritual practice should be. the taking on of the identity of the

one of the first recorded black athlete protests was in the early 1900s by boxer jack johnson who boldly racism by punching white women in the face and dating white women. a trail blazer indeed. sadly, many black athlete protesters don't get the recognition they deserve. for example, we may remember carlos and smith, but at the very next summer, olympic track star cane colette protest bid having a casual conversation during the national anthem, chatting in line like they were at 7-eleven. what are you in line for? justice! that's cool, i was just reading reese's pieces. we all know lebron james fought for "black lives matter," but in 2016 the entire n.b.a. indiana fever people took a knee before a playoff game to protest police brutality. the fever lost that game and i lost $400 betting on them. i know what i owe you, ricky! stop getting my kids involved in this. you will get your money. ( laughter ) and we all hear about collin kaepernick and his protests, but not everyone remembers n.b.a. player mahmoud abdul raoof who refused to stand during the anthem to protest injustice against mus

snitch, chameleon and irish american folk hero, chillingly portrayed by johnny depp in black mass and more loosely by jack nicholson in the departed. this is how the story was reported tonight on the 11:00 news on our boston nbc statement wtbs. >> a violent end to whitey bulger's life of crime. >> i was hoping they would be thinking of me. >> infamous mob boss killed in prison. >> james whitey bulger is dead. >> he deserves a horrible death. >> his family. live team coverage on the newest information into the killing of whitey bulger starts now. >> a notorious mobster found dead in his cell this morning. >> tonight we are live with team coverage for you from reaction to those impacted by bulger's violent past into how he was killed. >> big days in the city known as the hub. first the boston red sox and now whitey bulger. thank you so much for being here with us. good night from nbc news headquarters in new york. >> the word nationalism has taken this connotation of fueling anti-semitism, hate, violence. >> protesters greet president trump at the scene of a hate crime as he keeps feeding fear to his base.

things like karaoke machines, jack daniels, coors light, black & decker power tools.se are the kind of stuff the cavuto household probably relies on, could bust the budget this year. neil: as long as they leave processed meats and cheeses alone. jonathan, it's interesting, you have been looking at this phenomenon about certain issues off their 52-week lows. we talked about what's happening with housing and autos. is there ever a time when that bounced down, we have seen a couple other key inflection points, then it works itself out and the buyers return, people who have been concerned by a few days of downdraft are richly rewarded for staying in. are you saying those who do are making a mistake? >> neil, it has for the better part of ten years, right? any element is bad news -- i think the difference now in my opinion, i'm just trying to be a realist, you always say not right or left, just follow the money, it's green, it's what we're about here. the fact the news is good, for the better part of eight, nine, ten years, the news was terrible and the market was strong.

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black mask." more loosely portrayed, shall we say, by jack nicholson in "the departed." this is how the story was reported tonight on the 11:00 news, as the broadcast came on the air on our boston nbc station, wbts. >>> developing at 11:00, a violent end to whitey bulger's life of crime. >> i would hope they were thinking about me when they were murdering him. me and the victim's families. >> the infamous mob boss killed in prison. >> we have some breaking news here. james "whitey" bulger is dead. >> from the families of the mobster's victims -- >> he deserves a horrible death. >> to bulger's family. >> i heard he wasn't feeling good awhile back, that's all i heard. >> live team coverage on the newest information into the killing of whitey bulger starts now. >> the notorious mobster was found dead in his cell this morning. good evening, everyone. >> tonight, we are live with team coverage for you from reaction to those impacted by bulger's violent past to the latest on the investigation into how he was killed. >> these are big days in the city known as the hub. first, th

black interview, jesus aguilar. milwaukee put the game away with back-to-back jacks. orlando arcia and keon broxton.ank the rockies 6-0 to sweep the series. they advance to the nlcs for the first time since 2011. they're still playing at the safeway open as we speak. i understand it might be going to sudden death. >> we'll be right back. cbs-sf-dot-com. >>> that's it at 5:00. we'll see you back here at 6:00 for an hour of news. >> news updates always on cbssf.com. the cbs weekend news is coming up in miliseconds. see you at 6:00. captioning sponsored by cbs >> quijano: a horrifying limousine crash. in upstate new york, at least 20 people are dead after an s.u.v./limo plows through an intersection and crashes outside a country store. >> there was this loud bang. i came out and i saw a lot of people up here at the apple barrel, out in the parking lot. and then i heardrd screaming. >> quijano: also tonight, the political fallout from the kavanaugh confirmation. the bitter supreme court battle inflames the congressional midterm elections-- now a month away. tropical storm michael threatens the gulf coas

watching this will perhaps remember the movie, black mass, which starred johnny depp, which was about his life story. he was the inspiration for the jackorsese movie. and he has something of a folkloric origin, in this irish part of town he was this feared figure, the winter hill gang was feared and he was a very brutal, brutal man. and he has died at the age of 89. he was found unconscious in his cell at a22 a.m. was found unconscious in his cell at a 22 a.m. this morning according to federal bureau officials, but they are not saying at the moment what is the manner of his death —— 8:22 a.m.. they are saying no other guards were injured, we don't know why he was found dead this morning. an oil refinery in central russia has caught fire, injuring two people. the facility caught fire on tuesday, quickly engulfing 1000 square metres, including the refinery‘s nearby administration buildings. a crisis centre has been set up to deal with the incident. the region is oil—rich but sparsely populated and dotted with oil fields. 0ur demand for cheap food is linked to deforestation and a devastating loss of wildlife, says the world wildlife fund

are watching this will perhaps remember the movie black mass, which starred johnny depp, which was about his life story. he was the inspiration for the jackese movie. and he had something of a folkloric origin in parts of south boston. in this irish part of town, he was this feared figure. the winter hill gang was feared, and he was a very brutal, brutal man. and he has died at the age of 89. he was found unconscious in his cell at 8:20am this morning, according to federal bureau officials, but they are not saying at the moment what was the manner of his death. they were saying no other inmates were injured, no other guards were injured. we don't know why he was found dead this morning. six months ago, wayne rooney moved to the us and joined the football team dc united. the club was at the bottom of the league, but since then has seen a remarkable turnaround. it is now in the major league soccer play—offs. wayne rooney spoke to our sports correspondent natalie pirks about his new life in washington. as england's all—time record goalscorer, wayne rooney has always played at the highest level. but, at 33 years old, he hasjust taken on his t

eugenie and her new husband, jack brooksbank, have released a set of official photographs from their wedding day. the pictures, taken by photographer alex bramall, include a blackcarriage procession. another group photograph taken in the white drawing room at windsor shows both the bride and groom's families. eugenie's mother, sarah, duchess of york, is standing next to a seated duke of edinburgh, with the duke of york to her other side. time for a look at the weather with tomasz. the weather's looking a lot better thanit the weather's looking a lot better than it has been. it's not looking ideal. it has been raining heavily across the south, but the good news is that this spell of ferocious weather we have had for a few days 110w weather we have had for a few days flow across weather we have had for a few days now across western parts of the uk is on its way out. so far this morning, for example, in northern ireland, the weather has been absolutely stunning. you can see very clear edge to this storm front. it is around here across some eastern and central and is on sunday, but many areas towards the west and north are enjoying a fine second half of the day. how

eugenie and her new husband, jack brooksbank, have released a set of official photographs from their wedding day. the pictures, taken by photographer alex bramall, include a blackiss during the carriage procession. another group photograph taken in the white drawing room at windsor shows both the bride and groom's families. eugenie's mother, sarah, duchess of york, is standing next to a seated duke of edinburgh, with the duke of york to her other side. now it's time for a look at the weather. whilst there is more brain in the forecast today, we will see an improvement in the flooded areas of wales and north—west england. the rain moves eastwards. further west, brighter skies and spells of sunshine. a fine afternoon for northern ireland and the far north—west of england and into much of scotland. 11 or 12 celsius, between 1a and 18 across england and wales. this evening and overnight, the rain starts to return west, perhaps as far west as the eastern side of wales will stop further north and west, clear skies and a chilly night for the glens of scotland. showers work into the western isles and the northern highlands later in the night. the band of rain lingers a

eugenie and her new husband, jack brooksbank, have released a set of official photographs from their wedding day. the pictures, taken by photographer alex bramall, include a blackiage procession. another group photograph taken in the white drawing room at windsor shows both the bride and groom's families. eugenie's mother, sarah, duchess of york, is standing next to a seated duke of edinburgh, with the duke of york to her other side. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. it is an improving picture for the weather, particular for it is an improving picture for the weather, particularforflooded areas of wales and north—west england. we have further rain to come across southern, central and eastern england. that will slowly work its way north and east over time. the rain may not reach kent or the norfolk and suffolk coast for a couple of hours. 18 or 19 celsius under the couple of hours. 18 or 19 celsius underthe rain, couple of hours. 18 or 19 celsius under the rain, but cooler behind it. the rain starts to move eastwards, but then this bankwest overnight. north of this, they'll be clear skies, it could be a chilly night for the glens of sco

eugenie and her new husband jack brooksbank have released a set of official photographs from their wedding day. the pictures, taken by photographer alex bramall, include a blackanother group photograph taken in the white drawing room at windsor shows both the bride and groom's families. eugenie's mother — sarah, duchess of york — is standing next to a seated duke of edinburgh, with the duke of york to her other side. now let's check the weather with alina jenkins. the weather should improve today but this band of rain could move north and east, with the odd rumble of thunder flash of lightning. a fine afternoon from northern ireland and the far north—west of england, more like 14 the far north—west of england, more like 1a to 18 across england and wales. this evening and overnight the band of rain starts to return west, perhaps as far west as the eastern side of wales. a chilly night the glens of scotland, show was working into the western isles and the northern highlands late at night, we will keep you informed, meanwhile, the band of rain eventually pulling away and behind that will see spells of sunshine, for most places away from the band of raina for mos

eugenie and her new husband jack brooksbank have released a set of official photographs from their wedding day. the pictures, taken by photographer alex bramall, include a blackocession. another group photograph taken in the white drawing room at windsor shows both the bride and groom's families. eugenie's mother — sarah, duchess of york — is standing next to a seated duke of edinburgh, with the duke of york to her other side. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz schafernaker. well, after the very heavy recent rain across western parts of the uk i'm sure we'll be picking up the bits and pieces for quite some time. the good news is that the weather is improving — the weather front is finally clearing away, and the weather is turning a lot better across many western parts of the uk, so this evening, clear skies from scotland, northern ireland, through the lake district, wales, but across parts of the midlands and south—east it is still looking damp. and, if anything, the rain could turn heavy for a time overnight, in london, parts of east anglia, maybe lincolnshire as well. these are the early morning temperatures on monday across the country. th

opportunity zone, the lowest unemployment and black america, working on lower drug prices and he is working on all of this stuff to cbc, your legacy of jack kemp, you mentioned the david rubenstein economic club, i was there, 6 trillion dollars for urban america. this message, how much of an impact will it have on elections and going forward in 2020? it seems you're hitting the democratic base really hard. >> that wasn't my motivation. i have been working on this since i was in my early 20s when i worked with jack kemp. we used to call them enterprise zones back in the day. we call them opportunity zones. so i never considered the political effects of it candidly so i don't know the answer to that question. but just so people know what we're talking about, what opportunity zones are, they are in the tax law that we passed, this re in the tax cut and jobs act. 25% of the lowest income census tracks now in america are opportunity zones. and that means anybody can take an investment, sell that investment, not pay capital gains tax on it, pour it into an opportunity zone, create job, create economic development, put people to work, fix housin

during the bud black interview jesus aguilar went deep for a solo home run. 4-0 in the ninth. milwaukee put it away with back- to-back jacks. orlando and broxton -- the brewers beat the rocky 6-0 to sweep the series. they advanced to the and lcs is for the first time since 2011. in napa at the safely open, they are still playing golf on the third playoff vault. >> a continues on. thank you dennis. >> coming up in our next half hour, firefighters put to the test in red flag conditions. the struggled this evening in the east bay to stop ages >>> the wind driven wildfire. >> they got the call but they had no clue about how bad it would be. the bay area fire crew that is now looking back. they're looking back at a-year- old firestorm. >> green plastic posts popping up in one bay city. what is behind them and how they are keeping people safe. d to four thousand >>> our top story and 6:30, a brush fire burning out of control in solano county. it has spread to 4000 acres and has destroyed several buildings. the brands come fire started around 1:00 p.m. new travis air force base then spread itself across i 12. it is burning in dry

jack wasn't a fighter by any chalk of the imagination. he never had a fight. he never came home with a blackes was 21 when he made the decision to give up his life in bournemouth and travel to syria. i said, "jack, if i was your age and i had no ties, i would probably think about doing the same thing." isaid, "but, you know, you are going there, son, you are not equipped for it." at the time, the group known as islamic state was on the rise. jack wanted to help fight them on the front lines. he made contact with other westerners who were there through facebook and arranged tojoin them. for me, it was a personal choice. i wanted to fight against isis, and i wanted to help the situation over here in iraq and syria. the group that jack and many other westerners joined are called the ypg. they are a kurdish militia who have been one of the main groups fighting is on the ground. it was the 26th of september. and they attacked behind our lines in raqqa in the morning. by his third visit to syria, jack had become part of a sniper unit with other foreign fighters. for months, they fought here street

2001, he shot morris black, accidentally, and in self-defense, he claimed, and then dismembered the man and threw his body parts into galveston bay. here's how durst described it -- "jackaniels. marijuana. bought bow saw; bow saw not deep enough, return for bigger bow saw, could not use saw, went back first looked at electric saws, bought axe. did it." but matt birkbeck believes bob's claims about the killing were attempts after the fact to sanitize what the evidence suggests was a brutal murder. >> it makes no sense. and if you look at the autopsy report it shows that morris had been beaten severely in the upper torso, and he even perhaps suffered a heart attack. so obviously something else was going on. >> reporter: after his arrest bob called his friends the altmans and tried to explain what happened. >> he said he went to a fugue state. he was an out of body experience. i -- it's hard to understand. >> reporter: charged with murder, bob durst also called his new wife, debrah charatan, who helped arrange $300,000 in cash for bail which he promptly skipped, got a car, and traveled the country sometimes using morris black's i.d. it was weeks later when they finally ca

black business news. gop, the united states talking about returning help the citizens. every speech, he is talking about opportunity zones, the and lowermployment, drug prices. legacy is jack kemp. the $6 trillion for urban america. this message, how much of an impact will it have in 2020? it seems like you are heating the democratic base really hard. speaker ryan: that wasn't my motivation. we started working on this when i was in my early 20's with jack kemp. we called them opportunity zones. i never considered they political effects so i don't know the answer to that question. just so people know what we are talking about, during the tax law that we passed, 25% of the lowest income census tracts in america are opportunity zones. that means anyone can take an investment, so that investment and not pay capital gains tax, pour it into an opportunity zone, create jobs, economic development, put people to work, fix housing, and keep your investment there for 10 years and you don't take capital gains tax on it. cap intoe try to do is that $61 of unrealized capital gains out there and put it into the poor communities in america -- that $6 trillion of unrealized capital gains o

predominantly black and hispanic, latino, people of color, you never come through talking about you want to preserve the building. you want to tear it down and build a brand new building and jackpenses of rent and move the original people in the area out of the district. and you do it all the time. every time you do it, i'm going to check you. and by the same response, i'm going to step outside just to conference of taking care of business in city hall because this is not the correct place to take care of these kind of problems with the way your administration is. i have to get you in front of a federal district judge with the price fixing and price gauging and you get trillions and billions of dollars to high-tech companies that don't need a damn blink. i'm tired of it. i'm tired of it. about you talking about i'm being decisive. pitting minds of people against each other when i speak up for every nationality. [bell] >> i don't appreciate you talking to me like that. a black person come here and tell you he had two cancer surgeries because of the radiation in your district and you slam the door in his face. female tell you how 13 people have died because of the cancer causing

black catholic civil rights activist and john f. kenning, white catholic labor activist to the city's first equal opportunity commission in the year 1957. seven years later, mayor jack shelley who was himself a stalwart member of the catholic action appointed sister maureen kelly to the new human rights commission. after she left, shelley replaced her with sister bern net childs who served 16 years on the commission. she was a long time participant in archdiocese many catholic action initiatives. they both remained active as mayors in advancing the agenda of the catholic action program. they maintained working relationships with many successors archdiocese joseph. when the students strike at san francisco state that lasted three weeks and was becoming more and more marked by. the mayor turned to the church and to the labor movement for help. george john executive secretary of the san francisco labor counsel, who was also a member of the advisory committee for robert smith the college president, urged her to appoint a blue ribbon committee. they would serve as mediator, create a resolution acceptable to all sides and bring back order and civility to the college. when