---"jenkins" daba clases de arte en la escuela primaria "peralta", donde tambÉn trabaja su madre.s dos personas que fueron baleadas en el restaurante "sweet jimmies" de "jack london square" contiÚan hospitalizadas en condicÓn critica.---la poliÍa dice que un hombre a quien se le negó la entrada al negocio abrÓ fuego contra los clientes.---las autoridades buscan a cuatro hombres afroamericanos que huyeron del lugar en un auto "dodge avenger" color blanco. decenas de comerciantes del distrito fruitvale de oakland acudieron ante el concilio municipal para exigir Ás seguridad en su vecindario.-- los empresarios cargaron pancartas en ingÉs y espaÑol pidiendo un alto a a violencia que azota a ese barrio, sobre todo despÉs del asesinato del restaurantero latino "jesus campos", quien fue baleado frente a su negocio en un aparente intento de robo.-- los comerciantes argumentan que pagan mucho dinero en impuestos y que no sienten que la ciudad este tomando en serio sus peticiones para una mayor presencia policiaca en la zona.--los funcionarios municipales escucharon sus demandas. -- entre o

. >> reporter: one of the victims, 27-year-old billy jenkins, was freddie parks' son- in-law. they shared a love for old cars and playing chess. >> it's hard to believe that we're talking about his death. >> reporter: jenkins had a daughter with his high school sweetheart. the other victim, 22-year-old adam williams, was also a father and a mentor to children at oakland's peralta elementary school where his mother also works. on its website the school said, "peralta children looked forward to playing with adam every day. he patiently threw football passes, taught them basketball skills, and helped them with homework." oakland police are investigating whether this was a botched robbery attempt. they say the shooter along with three other men in their teens and 20s fled in a white dodge avenger like this one. the moan died may have simply been in the wrong place -- the men who died may have been simply been in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> shooting someone is a sin against god. i'm hoping they catch him today. >> reporter: now, of the four people who were hurt in that sh

. >>> un hombre es encontrado muerto, después del tiroteo de oakland, william jenkins de 22 trabajabato con su madre. >>> la policía dice que un hombre abrió fuego contra lis clientes las autoridades buscan a las personas que huyeron en un dodge avender color blanco. >>> los empresarios cargaron pancartas en inglés y español pidiendo un alto a la violencia, sobretodo después del asesinato de un restaurantero, los comerciantes dicen que pagan mucho dinero en impuestos pero que no sienten que la ciudad invierta mucho en seguridad . >>> hace 3 años tuvimos un meeting parecido a éste y no se nos hizo caso. >>> ni en nuestros negocios, ni nuestros vecindarios, ni nuestros clines, tienen la seguridad de ir a comprar, porque como ha habido mucha violencia, y como ven poca vigilancia, es por eso el descontento que tenemos con ellos. >>> además nos han pedido que iniciemos un proyecto que lo vamos a apoyar, del instalación de cámaras . >>> también piden que se instale una estación de policía. >>> la ciudad de oakland quiere instauarar una nueva medida cautelar contra una pandilla, lo que no se

they are 27-year-old bill jenkins and 22-year-old adam williams of san leandro. williams worked for after school enrichment program. >> he was always smiling. he had a general love for kids. i cannot think of a number of times he put his arm around a kid or found some way to pump them up instead of tear them down. >> for other people were injured, two of them critically. the gunman opened fire after trying to rob him of the victims in front of the crowd. >>> continuing coverage of a story we brought to you in the morning news. a victim was killed last night . they say 262 of david johnson was shot trying to protect his girlfriend. another man was arrested and remains in custody tonight. >>> he has been in the hospital for two weeks and no one knows his name. san francisco general has released its photo, hoping someone will recognize the man. a man is latino, five -- 5-4" and 154 pounds. >>> san jose is cutting 104 positions. 230 workers will be demoted or bump other people out of jobs due to seniority. they layoffs will take effect july 1st. >> i do not know how

>>pam: the second victim has been identified as 27 year- old bill jenkins of oakland. this is his picture hit list behind a wife and a two year-old daughter. he was geo from a family member coming up tonight on our news at 6:00. a 26 year-old man was fatally shot inside of his home in antioch last night. this man cabinet is now in police custody. he is accused of shooting the 26 year-old was roommates with his former girlfriend. if it happened last night, the woman told police that she escaped from the house after her former boyfriend showed up and got into an argument with the victim. we talked to the woman's neighbor who helped her, and one. >> sure one of the back window to get away because of she heard was gunshots. she came to my house and all i heard her saand say is you sht me, you shot me. all i have to say is this needs to stop. it needs to stop. everyone needs to stop playing with guns and shoot people, it's not the way to handle things. i would appreciate it if everybody did that because i can't feel safe in my own city. >>pam: officers found the woman's roo

my name is thomas jenkins and i'm here to ask you, the board of supervisors, to recognize there is a serious bad bug problem here in san francisco and it is of epidemic proportions. not only have i had bedbugs myself in my home, i've gone out in the trenches of the volunteer outreach with the sro collaborative. it is said bedbugs to not cause any diseases, but getting constantly bit and scratches, those bugs can cause infections and the psychological effect can be devastating. while doing outreach, i had folks who had unbelievable stories to tell. i saw folks who had numerous bites all over their bodies. there are those who are afraid to report it for fear of some type of retaliation from their owner/operator. there are stories how if something was done, it was not done properly, causing the bedbugs to return or they were driven to someone else's unit. i believe the problem in not recognizing there is a problem here in san francisco is due to the reporting of bedbug incidences'. there should be some sort of mandate that require pest control companies to report each and every case to

university and was in the administration for ten years and commissioner for sanitation under mayor, jenkins and was ma developer at port an authority and commissioner for traffic and parking for the city of boston. emily, thank you so much. we are so glad to have your energy, your smarts to lead us to this tough topic this morning. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, susan. well, as the only - at least self identifying water system manager from the east coast, i had originally planned briefly present some highlights of our climate change experience in new york city but after listening yesterday i thought i could spare you anguish and tell you a brief new york story in a brief new york minute. i live in brooklyn and a little backyard in the back and stone walk in the front. years back my son was in the front and we left our backyard and there was a huge august moon rising and we up the block and out into a neighbors backyard when there was a party and when my son got to the party, he said we've got a moon just like that in our backyard. let me say we've not a climate change just like yours i

. >> reporter: one of the victims, 27-year-old billy jenkins was fred's son-in-law. the two shared a love for tinkering with old cars and playing chess. >> it's hard to believe right now that we're talking about his death. >> reporter: jenkins had a daughter with his high school sweetheart parks. the other victim 22-year-old adam williams was also a father and a mentor to children at this elementary school where his mother also worked. on its website the school released a statement saying the children looked forward to playing with adam every day. he patiently threw football passes, taught them basketball skills and helped them with homework. oakland police say they are now investigating whether this was a botched robbery attempt. they say the shooter, along with three other men in their teens and 20s fled in a white dodge avenger like this one. the men who died may have simply been in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> he was a friend. >> reporter: two of the people hurt in this shooting are still in critical condition tonight. police are offering a $40,000 rewar

the host sent to him quoting jenkins and he could do on the bow of the next kurdish coffins of killing a perfect on board submission before the spaniards to give up the fight early in the first round with two other clashes pulling a similar pattern it's who came for the most anticipated battle of the night in one global champion bitches love basilisk e p c in uk solace the men voted spain's best makes why their office year this much closer than all that came previous and the only one to last all three schedule rounds the city of skip doing his players dominating the entire flight to claim victory by a unanimous decision however so lisa had every reason to live the ring with his head held high but girls were girls of it was a tough fight i was always seeking a knockout but fails it me of even the borders that that's not what either me or my fans expected i'm sorry i promise i'll do much better next time i got you was adult and five mil swift with the russians something big gust euler of the sport could a million with full approval. robert put in your own party. and that's iraq i'll see

tim duncan to a wide over stephen jenkins, they shocked them for their first playoff win in franchisescoring at home. knicks and celtics, new york up 1 final seconds. >> 5, 4, 3, yes. the celtics have taken the lead, two-point lead. here comes dudley, dudley with 8 seconds, 7, down to 5, down to 4, and for the win. >> oh-oh, ray allen made his three, carmelo anthony missed his. boston wins game 1, 87-85. how about that for a trio of games today. they led after three rounds of the nation-wide tour. stone bree in hayward. they started late to accommodate tv coverage but chopra on the 8th hole. great shot out of the bunker. going to make bogey at best. his lead is now in jeopardy but minutes later ... >> russell knocks -- oop. that's -- >> talk about being saved by the bell. in this case the fog horn. that is it. less than half the field finished, they end the competition making it a 54-hole tournament, chopra declared the winner. >>> the best players in the world were in malasia. a week ago roy mcilroy shot an 80 to cost him the masters. he finished in 3rd to stop a comeback. that kid,

. >> el oficial herido fue identificado com osteven jenkins un veterano de 22 aÑos en las fuerzas.a. regresamos al estudio. >> gracias. una tragedia vistiÓ de luto a una familia en california. por motivos que aÚn se desconocen un sujeto apuÑalo y golpeÓ su madre y sus dos hermanos. la mujer y uno de ellos murieron tras la salvaje agresiÓn y aunque Él intentÓ escapar fue aprehendido. las cÁmaras captaron como la mujer entrÓ junto a su compaÑero sentimental a una estaciÓn de autobuses y tras una discusiÓn el hombre sacó un cuchillo y la degollÓ. aunque se dio a la fuga se entregÓ despuÉs a la policÍa. el pÁnico se apoderÓ tambiÉn de los residentes de un complejo de apartamentos en nueva jersey. infernales llamas consumieron el edificio avivadas por el potente viento. una mujer que habÍa sido alcanzada por el fuego saltÓ de una dÉcada y perdiÓ la vida. tres bomberos resultaron heridos. >> la violencia sigue desatada en las calles de afganistÁn. cientos de manifestantes quemaron banderas de los estados unidos y efigies del factor fundamentalista que prendiÓ fuego una copia del corÁn. l

william jenkins, 27, of oakland and 22-year-old adam williams of san leandro were killed in the shooting311 broadway at 12:42 a.m. on monday. two male victims are still in critical condition. two women were hit by gunfire but their injuries are non-life- threatening and they're no longer receiving treatment. she said there are no additional details on the shooting at this time. people who have tips about the shooting should call the oakland police. . a trial continues today prosecutors told jurors that she believes bay ordered bailey killed because he wanted to stop him from publishing an article about the vagaries financial problems. >> darya: h p teaming up with nasa, it allows them to provide computing services to nasa, they say what they will want arise the computer system. it will last for years with two additional three year option periods available. 49ers have chosen a company to help them sell the naming rights for the senate clara stadium. [ jerry ] look at this! you got a state-of-the-art man-cave, but the savings account of a cave-man! hey sports fans check this out. [ beep ]

the other man killed at sweet jimmy's club was billy jenkins. he leaves behind a two-year-old daughter. four other people were shot and wounded in that shooting. so far no arrests have been made. >>> today chile's restaurant will hold a fundraiser for beaten giants fan bryan stow. police are still searching for his attackers. stow remains in a coma in a southern california high school. today all of the chiles restaurant will donate 15% of their profits to to stow. >>> today sanford university -- rotc was banished almost 40 years ago. they recently recommended bring back rotc. that would approve an approval from. >>> the proposal sets up a rate hike schedule for the next ten years. ac transit calls it a plan for predictable fair increases. it also includes the creation of a seven-day bus pass and possible changes to the transfer policy. for adults it would go from $2 to $2.50. for kids it would go from $1 to $1.25. >>> sal will help you get where you need to go. can you taketous the bridge? >> yes, that is a line of ailed zeppelin song. westbound

men are dead, including a 22-year-old left behind a devastated school community adam wynns sen john jenkins were shot and killed. one of the victims had resisted a robbers demand before being shot. the other had just come out of the bathroom when he was hit by gunfire. >> it's just a horrible, horrible loss. he has a 4-year-old of his own. and it's another fatherless kid here in oakland. >> reporter: adam williams worked in the afterschool in richmond program in p era lata and was known for his repore with children. >> always smiling, genuine love for kids. i can't think of the number of times that he's put his arm around a kid or you know, found some way to pump them up instead of tear them down. >> he's one of a kind. that came along at the unfortunate wrong place, at the wrong time. >> reporter: williams was also a student there. this is his in fourth grade. coworkers have a message for his killer. >> i don't know if he feels what he's done. but he's, he's hurt a lot of people. >> reporter: williams is survived by his son and his mother. another beloved employee at the same school. live

friends family identify the 2 men killed as 27-year-old bill jenkins father of a two-year-old girl and 22-year-old ed adam williams he worked as an aide at elementary school in oakland. >>> this november san francisco residents may have the opportunity to make their city the first in the nation to make it illegal for doctors to perform circumcision. as you can imagine this is a controversial idea. especially among some religious groups. here's carolyn tyler. >>reporter: these about stack of petitions carry the signature of resident who want to ban the practice of circumcising baby boys. jonathan calls himself a victim. >> by never know how my body was to look or feel or how it was supposed to be. >>reporter: the american academy of pediatrics says the medical benefits of circumcision are not significant enough for the academy to recommend the procedure. backer of the ban consider it genital mutilation. >> it is cosmetic procedure. it's totally unnecessary. excruciatingly painful and harmful. >>reporter: shouldn't parents be able to make that decision. >> well we think the owner of the

two men were killed. 27-year-old bill jenkins, the father of a 2-year-old girl, and 22-year-old adam of san leandro who worked as an aide at an elementary school. four others were wounded. police are looking for four young men who drove off in a white dodge avenger. >>> a man is under arrest for killing his ex-girlfriend's roommate. they escaped and called police but when officers arrived they found the 26-year-old housemate shot to death. the apparent motive, retaliation for the victim having defended the woman in a previous argument that turned violent. gunning was found last night at another antioch address and arrested. >>> a soon byob at another supermarket. bring your own bag. most single use paper bags were banned. it will affect 56 retailers but exclude restaurants and nonprofit organizations. you won't see plastic bags totally disappear. businesses will be able to use them for items like fresh produce, meats, and some prescription drugs. the ban, by the way, goes into effect january 1st. >>> governor brown continues to tighten the belt in sacramento as part of his plan to sa

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jenkins: thank you, madam speaker. i thank the gentleman from georgia for yielding. you-all remember the story about an old man of great faith whose town was about to be flooded? the town was being evacuated and its water was already coveng the roads. the old man sat on his porch calmly unafraid. a car pulled up to the house, the water almost too deep to drive in. the driver yelled, get in. we'll take you to safety. the old man shook his head and said go on, i have faith a god. he'll save me. the car moved on. a short time later the water had risen so high it covered the porch. so the old man simply went upstairs. a boat floated up to the house and the people yelled get in, we'll take you to safety. the old man said again, go on, i have faith in god. he'll save me. so the boat went on. hours later the water had risen so it almost covered the ep tire house. the old man was now on his roof when a rescue helicopter came in. they called get in, we'll take you to safety. the old man refused, saying go on i have faith in god. he'll save me. the helicopter left. the water r

arizona, i was extremely fortunate to have been friends with willie mays, billy williams, fergie jenkins and they constantly would tell me, reggie, be careful what you say, you are black, colored, you can't say this, you can't say that. don't they like women? don't be too contradictory. stay away from the training room. if you get hurt, you will lose your job. i mean those things were always, at times were on my mind, at the same time, i felt if i spoke truth that i wouldn't have to worry about lying or i had to be understood or i had to be listened to, so the controversy that it became partly was because i desperately tried to be honest. and in today's world that doesn't work. >> but it is easier to tell the truth then you don't have to remember what you said. >> exactly. >> willy, what is your first baseball memory? >> boy, my first baseball memory might be, i was awfully crowning but probably the 81 series, i was a little too young to actually remember 77, but 81, unfortunately the yankees didn't come out on top that year, but that was -- we had just moved to the new york area, to wpi

as an after school aid in oakland where he's remembered as a kind and caring man. 27 year-old bill jenkinsind a wife in a two year- old daughter. a family member tells me they're devastated by the loss. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>j.r. stone: there been four shootings in antioch in the past three weeks. some folks have come out to hold a stop the violence rally. one sign says stop the shootings. this is the second round of a rally that have been held. they are simply tired of the violence, as i said earlier some folks say enough is enough, they are packing up and leaving. reporting in antioch, kron 4 news. >>terisa: there have been to separate approval attacks on people in golden gate park in the past week. it the most recent case to place in early tuesday morning. that's when a good samaritan found a victim in the safeway parking lot. he called officials in the man was taken to san francisco general. the of the case took place last friday. police say both victims were homeless men. in san francisco, kron 4 news. >>reporter: an explosion at a high-tech plant sent to people to the hospit

and as i said a moment ago, ernest jenkins was another -- to blacks were on the team in 65, but earnest didn't make it the first light of canned so there was a tremendous amount of pressure intimidation to run them all. >> was the mood around the city of albany at that time? to deceive the integration of the one high school football team helping the city of albany and helping the state of georgia sort of move forward during the integration? >> guest: i think there's no question about it. the people who is all that were the same people that marched with dr. martin luther king when he came in 62. people involved in what was called the albany movement, and recalled will's own family and later larry wilson, excuse me, larry west, his family, these were black guys who played in that period whose family, whose mothers understood if you can integrate that football team and not have white sands on one side and black on the others in this big stadium we have come if you can integrate that team then you could further the integration in this community. >> was there a lot of pushback or attention f

jenkins. thank you, but it seems to me there's a difference here that it's okay to spend taxpayer funds on nascar by the department of defense, maybe it helps them learn how to fly those airplanes or whatever they are doing. but then to insinuate that you all, aarp by doing something sinister, that just doesn't seem quite right to me. and i wonder if, mr. rand, can you explain why aarp makes this investment in nascar and why you think it's valuable? >> number one is we don't make the investment in nascar. we're making the investment in a coalition of both awareness and partners to end what is an insidious issue in america, which is 51 million people who suffer from hunger, go to bed every night struggling to figure out how they will get their meal. >> so you make some money -- >> we don't make any money on this. >> i neither is revenue that comes out of this, of the nascar thing? >> no. we take our revenue and we invest in this issue. >> which is to help -- >> in hunger, bring attention to hun

jenkins: to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. ms. jenkins: i have the honor and privilege of representing fort riley, fort leavenworth, the 190th coyotes out of forbes field and nearly 12,000 national guard and reserve members. with this strong military presence comes a large number of military families and children. i rise in recognition april as the month of the military child. i ask my colleagues to applaud the strength, sacrifice, heroism and continued resilience shown by the children of our service men and women. kansas' proud to have more than 33,000 children with at least one parent serving in the military, and this month we recognize that when parents serve in the military their children also serve. i will continue to do everything i can to support not only our men and women in uniform but their children who sacrifice equally for our country. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from connecticu

jenkins: thank you, madam speaker. i thank e gentleman from georgia for yielding. you-all remember the story about an old man of great faith whose town was about to be flooded? the town was being evacuated and its water was already covering the roads. the old man sat on his porch calmly unafraid. a car pulled up to the house, the water almost too deep to drive in. the driver yelled, get in. we'll take you to safety. the old man shook his head and said go on, i have faith a god. he'll save me. the car moved on. a short time later the water had risen so high it covered the porch. so the old man simply went upstairs. a boat floated up to the house and the people yelled get in, we'll take you to safety. the old man said again, go on, i have faith in god. he'll save me. so the boat went on. hours later the water d risen so it almost covered the ep tire house. the old man wa now on his roof when a rescue helicopter came in. they called get in, we'll take you to safety. the old man refused, saying go on i have faith in god. he'll save me. the helicopter left. the water ro

jenkins: thank you, madam speaker. i thank the gentleman from georgia for yielding. you-all remember the story about an old man of great faith whose town was about to be flooded? the town was being evacuated and its water was already covering the roads. the old man sat on his porch calmly unafraid. car pulled up to the house, the water almost too deep to drive in. the driver yelled, get in. we'll take you to safety. the old man shk his head and said go on, i have faith a god. he'll save me. the car moved on. a short time later the water had risen so high it covered the porch. so the old man simply went upstairs. a boat floated up to the house and the people yelled get in, we'll take you to safety. the old man said again, go on, i have faith in god. he'll save me. so the boat went on. hours later the water had risen so it almost covered the ep tire house. the old man wasow on his of when a rescue helicopter came in. they called get in, we'll take you to safety. the old man refused, saying go on i have faith in god. he'll save me. the helicopter left. the water rose so

jenkins: thank you, madam speaker. i thank the gentleman from georgia for yielding. you-all remember the story about an old man of great faith whose town was about to be flooded? the town was being evacuated and its water was already covering the roads. the old man sat on his porch calmly unafraid. a car pulled up to the house, the water almost too deep to drive in. the driver yelled, get in. we'll take you to safety. the old man shook his head and said go on, i have faith a god. he'll save me. the car moved on. a short time later the water had risen so high it covered the porch. so the old man simply went upstairs. a boat floated up to the house and the people yelled get in, we'll take you to safety. the old man said again, go on, i have faith in god. he'll save me. so the boat went on. hours later the water had risen so it almost covered the ep tire house. the old man was now on his roof when a rescue helicopter came in. they called get in, we'll take you to safety. the old man refused, saying go on i have faith in god. he'll save me. the helicopter left. the water

jenkins is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chair, and thank you for being here to answer the question as representative ross noted earlier representative nancy pelosi the democratic minority leader is on record as having complained that aarp is in the pocket of republicans and she suggested that because you sell insurance to your members, there is a conflict of interest i'm just curious if you believe leader pelosi is wrong and in the interest of time with the bells ringing just a simple yes or no, mr. rand. >> we don't believe anybody who says we are in the pockets of anybody. >> representative pete stark, democrat from california is quoted as saying aarp members know they are being sold out by an organization that is happily using members' dues and premiums to promote a medicare bill that does more harm than good. do you agree with representatives dark cracks >> we do not. >> representative rangel from new york is quoted as saying aarp has forgotten where they've come from because once you get into the business of making mon

bill jenkins leaves behind a two year-old daughter, adam williamson leaves behind a four year-old child. >> i do hope and trust, they will be brought to justice. they don't know what they have done, they have taken away somebody who is very special in our lives. the kind of guy you wanted to be like, i never heard him bad mouth anybody or complain about this or that, he is just a nice guy, the kind of sun everybody wants to have. it is devastating. i still feel an emptiness in my heart, i just can't believe i'm not going to ever see him again. >> he was a kind person, he never hesitated to say hello, never hesitated to smile, was always there to put his arm around a kid when they needed it. this kid was doing everything the right way, he has a four year-old of his own. it's the loss of a really good person, i'm a member of our family. it's hard on all of the kids, really hard on the adults. not a dry eye in the school yesterday. >> mark: the four suspects are on loose, please have lot of calls but have yet are arrested anyone. >> darya: the reno man expected to enter a plea, joseph naso

what a getting hooked up will try to keep your attention because i'm going to introduce darryl jenkins, our moderator. this is really a very important panel that we have coming up. and for all of you who are leaving, don't forget, you can't win any of the tickets if you don't come back. so, with that admonition, i am very pleased to be able to introduce a longtime friend, and a fellow farmer, and that is something very important that darryl jenkins and i have in common. but there'll has been an independent consultant to the aviation industry. for about 30 years i think. more or less. and he has words with a majority of the world's top 50 airlines. in addition to having been the former director of the ohio state university airline operations center, and he also has a hand to vote on airline economics. his background is steeped with aviation, and i know you'll enjoy reading his bio in today's program. but i'd like it now to turn the panel over the darryl and i think a lot of what our last panel said will come to fruition here in this panel. so darryl, it is all yours. >> what a pleasure

jenkins is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chair, and thank you for being here to answer the question as representative ross noted earlier representative nancy pelosi the democratic minority leader is on record as having complained that aarp is in the pocket of republicans and she suggested that because you sell insurance to your members, there is a conflict of interest i'm just curious if you believe leader pelosi is wrong and in the interest of time with the bells ringing just a simple yes or no, mr. rand. >> we don't believe anybody who says we are in the pockets of anybody. >> representative pete stark, democrat from california is quoted as saying aarp members know they are being sold out by an organization that is happily using members' dues and premiums to promote a medicare bill that does more harm than good. do you agree with representatives dark cracks >> we do not. >> representative rangel from new york is quoted as saying aarp has forgotten where they've come from because once you get into the business of making mon

were some hispanic journalists warning that they were wrong, that port reiian voters voted for david jenkins in new york city, and they voted for barak obama when they ran for the senate of illinois, and mayor bill rosa won the election with the help of black constituents, and they went on and on and on. what happened? he got the la tee know vote and still holds a majority of the his panic vote, so that turned out to be wrong. remember when they went on and on and on about how he said people in small towns claim to guns and religion. well, in august, the campaign said the majority of americans agree, so i mean, that was made into a big overnight, you know, 24 hours, 24/7 thing. >> host: do you think the president has been treated differently than past presidents? >> guest: oh, absolutely, absolutely. i think some of the racial slurs. except for abraham lincoln. when i did a book called "white canada," and i looked at the confederate view, and they said he was the link between man and ape, and that he was african-american or black, and so lincoln got a lot of negative press, but they say, wel

jenkins is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chair, and thank you for being here to answer the question as representative ross noted earlier representative nancy pelo the democratic minority leader is on record as having complained that aarp is in the pocket of republicans and she suggested tha because you sell insurance to your members, there is a conflict of interest i'm just curious if you believe leader pelosi is wrong and in the interest of time with the bells ringing just a simple yes or no, mr. rand. >> we don't believe anybody who says we are in the pockets of anybody. >> representative pete stak, democrat from california is quoted as saying aarp members know they are being sold out by an organization that is happily using members' ues and premiums to promote a medicare bill that does more harm than good. do you agree with representatives dark cracks >> we do not. >> representative rangel from new york is quoted as sying aarp has forgotten where they've come from because once you get into the business of making money wit

we all wish tony jenkins a speedy recovery. we are glad to have with us bruce courtade.aw for 22 years. he is a partner in the grand rapids firm of rhodes-mckee. he received an award given to one attorney each year by the state bar of michigan in recognition of outstanding pro bono contributions to michigan citizens. he has served on the board of directors for the grand rapids aids resource. he has been named as one of grand rapids' top 40 under 40. he has been designated as a super lawyer every year since 2006. he earned his of undergraduate and law degrees from the university of michigan. please welcome our panelists. [applause] >> we will start with the general. >> mr. ford, i appreciate you mention in your father's career as a boy scout. in the 1970's, it was considered square at that point as well. having a president as the only recipient of the eagle scout award meant the world to all of us at that point in time. i appreciate you mentioning that today and in the grand rapids press article. your father exhibited a love of scouting up until the end. it was heartwarmi

jenkins, is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. you for joining us today. mr. josephson, you referenced irs enforcement and audit capabilities in the tax exempt arena in your testimony. you also note that there is a lack of guidance in several areas related to tax exempt organizations, especially involving 501(c). i have a series of questions for you. do you think the lack of a irs oversight in this area is related to the lack of guidance? what type of changes at the irs would improve the situation? and finally, what additional guidance do they need to issue help to ensure the tax exempt organization is probably -- properly served their mission? >> the irs in its work plan for the next year, that it releases in december announced that it has decided to take a careful look at the whole question of 501(c)(4) organization. this in my some 50 years of express and the law is the first time the irs has ever said this area of the exemption would be the subject of administrative scrutiny. and i can't say for a good time to hopeful immediat