jenny slew, 46 years later she sues for her freedom and back pay.

you ever heard of jenny slew? 1719, her smom white. her zad black.now, even back then a good man was hard to find, you follow me? so we understand this. this thing has been going on for a very, very long time, ok? jenny slew, 46 years later she sues for her freedom and back pay. and guess what? wins because in the state of massachusetts a person of color could sue back in those days. you know what the superior court said? well, we can't let this happen because you were married to an enslaved person. let me say this right now. we don't use the word "slave." i want everybody to say "enslaved." say it louder. and you know why? because if you start practicing that you will change how you look at our an set ofers ancestors. it will change how you feel in your heart about the accomplishments of our brother ants dub and sisters because you don't have a clue what they have done and sacrificed to get where we are today. so you know what shirley and i have been doing the last five years? we've taken an exhibition and we've gone to seven cities. maybe when it f

jenny kosor. rod ferman. rod stanley. katherine sharp. all people that work on this project every day all the time. the part i can attest to is that katherine has kept me calmed down at various times about this project, and that's her job in part, which is no fun. i think that pat kontraneo, our v.p. of finance, has been leader and facilitator across the entire spectrum of activities, and pat is very self-afacing and doesn't seek to credit himself. but i know what he does and he does a lot to make sure things get done right in this program. so thank you, pat. when we started, we came from south san francisco, and we came here because amgen, who competes with us in the markets, and jenentech were fighting over space there. there was a period of time when the rents in san francisco were higher than the rent here. the total cost here was still higher, but that one moment, i knew only happened once every couple decades. and so we jumped on it. we got our board to agree to let us come peer. the shorensteen family built this building. they did

it's where i found a lot of these love letters between aaron stevens and jenny dunbar. it's sort of like digging for hidden treasure, you know? you're going through these boxes. wonderful. but i also, yeah, i like to go to the places where history happened, and i think you can learn a lot from the landscape, particularly in a place like harper's ferry where the landscape is very significant to the story. and hasn't changed that much. so you can, you know, really grasp what happened. his mountain hideout is still there, the armory engine house, the courthouse where he was tried. but, yes, i also went to potowatomie creek, site of his massacre, site of his most famous battle in kansas and also blackjack. um, and, you know, again, i think it's very worth while to kind of get a sense of -- i guess i was surprised not being from this part of the country that eastern kansas, particularly around potowatomie creek, is kind of swamp pi. i mean, it doesn't look the way most people imagine kansas somehow. it was very malarial. [laughter] that's one theory of why people were called

jenny it looks like your dream actually. microsoft has been granted a patent that's designed to make its maps more pedestrian friendly basically what people are calling the avoid ghetto option well i don't know if you noticed but in that clip i'm actually wearing a mock turtleneck i think i must have been channeling steve jobs but just the genius. you know our neighborhood would probably be classified as a ghetto under this so for me it's just a win win the kind of people who would be attracted to do this. would not come back never do i did think of a potential issue with this if i were a mugger the first thing i would do is figure out the routes that this was telling people were safe to walk on because anyone worth mugging is going to be on those routes and i just think. people do stupid stuff too like who was the woman the she claimed she. got hit by a car because of the g.p.s. and then she sued and i don't know i don't know how much help some of these people need. let's move on to another story that's been blowing up over

>> my colleague, jenny block, who happens to be a theologian, by the way. other people come to washington with their lawyers, i come with my personal theologian. >> byot. >> she just said we'll help, so meet with my co-workers when you're done -- >> somebody tell me since i'm supposedly moderating what time we really -- >> [inaudible] >> yeah. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. i don't want to -- >> he's got to fly to -- >> no, that's all right, i can stay until -- >> [inaudible] >> yeah, yeah. so that's, i know people want to ask questions. here's your chance. >> dr. farmer? >> where are you? >> i'm here on your right. about halfway back. my name is bob abernathy, i'm with religion and ethics news weekly. whenever there's a disaster, there's just such an outpouring of desire to help. >> yeah. >> and over the years and especially in haiti a great many religious groups and people of faith have gone to haiti to try to help. i'm wondering since the earthquake how do you assess the effectiveness, the usefulness, the problems that need to be learned for people who go there wi

but returning last week with his wife jenny and 4-year-old son logan along for the ride, something wenterribly wrong. the plane's engine failed. >> crashed into the ocean and flipped over. we're stuck under water. >> reporter: larry was on a nearby boat and witnessed the crash. >> the timing was impeccable. we were just at the right place at the rice time, less than two minutes till we were on the scene and in the water. >> reporter: only moments before, the plane's pilot helped andy get to the surface. but at first there was no sign of his wife or son. >> i dove back under looking for them. i just came up and i had logan in my arms. by the time i got to the surface, jenny was also at the surface with the pilot holding her. >> reporter: then another remarkable break. a second tourist boat arrived. it happened to have two doctors onboard. one a u.s. navy physician. they immediately began caring for the victims. >> i'm not sure what the outcome would have been without those doctors. i shudder to think. >> reporter: the family spent days in a hospital before returning home to texas thursda

jenny works primarily in led's. she plans to do text based on the history of san francisco's literary community, a very exciting program and one that brings all of these -- all of these move throughout the day, so it will bring a great deal of animation to the building. james carpenter, another established international artist, is working with us on the shot alley underpass, designing the ceiling and seating elements. here you can see some details of his benches and flooring material. it is intended to be a light source as well as a place of comfort. here you can see in the ceiling of shaw alley, just behind those words are the benches. a san francisco artist, ned khan, is designing a fountain that will run 1,400 feet in length, but is triggered by the activity of buses. there are sensors in the ceiling of the bus deck that see where the buses are. when they move, it triggers a fountain at the bottom level, so that the shape of the bus and water will move from one end of the park. you can imagine, kids are absolutel

jenny about that kiss she planted on a new york city police officer.andomly. he's the most popular person in his precinct, if not the whole police department. look at her face, i love it. >> i didn't even get his him. >> i want to ask him about the kiss. ma marlo thomas will be here talking about her new broadway show. >> in a few weeks we're going to be celebrating turning 60, that's right, the 60th anniversary of "today," we want you to tell us how and where you've watched us through all these years, the more exotic the locale the better, share your stories, photos and videos on the website, today.com. you could be featured on our 60th anniversary special on january 13th. exciting. >> coming up fast. very cool. >>> al taking a little holiday off. stephanie abrams in with the weather. >> and the cutest engagement story ever. show off your bling while the fiance tells us why. >> i proposed under the tree. >> was it perfect? >> it was very early this morning but it was perfect. >> 6:30 in the morning but it doesn't matter. have a look, maybe you're goin

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my victim's name is jenny crompton. i'm doing first-degree murder. i'm doing a life sentence for it. >> 20 years ago mark smith stabbed his high school sweetheart to death on a hot summer day after school. >> she thought i was cheating on her. i didn't want to hear it. she got pretty emotional, you know, upset. i was getting upset. and with her getting upset made me get even more upset. it just went back and forth. got to pushing, you know. and then she is trying to tell me, well, you better go. you better go. i'm like i really don't care, you know. you're not going to tell me what to do. you are not going to push me around. she went to the kitchen. she come back out with this knife in her hand, right? from the kitchen block that she had in the kitchen, right? what are you going to do with that? you are trying to tell me to get out of the house and you are going to try to scare me out of the house to get me going. it just clicked. something snapped. this ain't gonna happen. this ain't happening. you are not going to do this to me. you know. so she go

jenny, first off, you know, i just want you to hit this home for me. sitting there in florida. sheer importance of florida's hispanic vote. >> absolutely. thank you so much for having me. i can tell you the excitement we had. we had an event here a year ago and we have doubled the amount of people who are coming to our conference to watch the presidential debate on the and to come tomorrow. we have people who just really want to talk about the issues, really want to talk about the candidates and they're willing to give up a day and a half to do that here with hispanic leadership network. >> so i hear the excitement. i imagine that translates into importance in a lot of eyes on the screens tonight if they're not sitting there, and we know here these ads, front-runners mitt romney and nug are airing ads in spanish. first, this is from the gingrich camp. >> mitt romney. [ speaking foreign language ] >> it's said at the very end translating he's the most anti-immigrant candidate. here now is romney's ad. >> the race for the latino vote in florida has more

jenny sanford comes out front next.sident obama pushing for increased sanctions against iran. could be one of the last chances to avoiding direct conflict. we'll be right back. [ coughing ] [ male announcer ] got a cold? [ sniffling ] [ male announcer ] not sure what to take? now robitussin® makes finding the right relief simpler than ever. click on the robitussin® relief finder. click on your symptoms. get your right relief. ♪ makes the cold aisle easy. ♪ robitussin®. relief made simple. >>> we start the second half of our show with stories we care about, where we focus on our reporting, do the work and find the "outfront" five. newt gingrich. we had the chance to spend time with him today. in orangeburg, south carolina. could he win tomorrow? the former speaker of the house has been climbing and a strategist for mitt romney admitted to cnn his candidate could lose south carolina. earlier, i asked speaker gingrich about his shift in momentum. >> i think it really began to change dramatically after monday night in myrtl

jenny sanford, the former first lady. she was the author of the book "staying true."political pun dent. how do you see the race going down there on saturday? >> i think it's going to come down to the wire. it's a crazy race actually. there's a lot of undecided people i talked to. a lot of accusations. big changes today in the race. it's going to be a fascinating race. romney still has a solid footing here, if you will, but santorum is nipping at his heels. >> let's take a look at something the other day. here's mary ann gingrich talking to abc about what happened with them, with her and her then husband. let's look at the tape and i'll get your response. >> you want me all to yourself. colista doesn't care what i do. >> what was he saying? >> he was asking to have an open marriage and i refused. that i accept the fact that he has somebody else in his life. >> and you said? >> no. no. that is not a marriage. >> what an unusual network. abc did it. is it going to have network. it's coming in so late. do you think it's going to have an impact on saturday's voting? >> you

>> jenny, that is aimed straight at a tea party voter, bailouts and health care. what does that tell you about the strength of the tea party? south carolina? >> well, even if he wins south carolina, he is going to say he is going to take it to a federal level and talk about the fiscal responsibility so all of the candidates are talking about our issues. he has to be able to do this, because it is part of the primary process. i'm not surprised by the ad. i'm sure that ron paul and gingrich folks feel like they should be going around their candidate as well. >> is there a sense that 2008 deja vu in the sense that newt suggested that it is up to them, but it would be nice if perry and santorum would get out and three people to romney's right, like the fred thompson and huckabee factor last time. >> well, the interesting thing is to see if the other two drop out after the results of saturday. this is the super bowl for the conservative anti-romney candidate, and right now it is looking like newt. >> that ad was about one thing and not policy, but electability. rick sa

-span was getting pranked during their call in section he said at the low to show and at jenny churchill please do a calling to call in section that would be effing great i want to hear from all alone as stockers. yeah we're really not so sure of the whole call and idea but we're definitely working out ways to make the show more interactive while we are live on air so stay posted for developments on that that's of my ranting today but i will be back with more as usual later in the week. well today the life and legacy of martin luther king jr is being honored across the country including the occupy wall street it's a first for the movement which began four months ago tomorrow that will be the anniversary of the stated goal for the holidays to continue martin luther king's quest for economic justice through nonviolent actions are doing so with the help of the newly launched group occupy the dream just made up of african-american church groups affiliated with the occupy wall street movement so in their words they hope to quote launch a new campaign for economic justice inspired by the legac

guys time for happy hour and joining you deceiving us are two producer jenny churchill and sam facts producer for the big picture with thom hartmann thank you anyway good. news i don't see him. and he doesn't even know that need to get his i know you laughing at my reputation proceeds of you ok let's just start with a little something that chuck todd who we make fun of a lot of them with a beefy had a little something to say about stephen called bear when he was asked about it at a university panel and just take a listen. but what he's doing now. is a year to the process yes the process is a. but he's doing it in a way that feels as if he's for a new influences. with his origin. already and we. are going to hear he's also seems to be doing his best to marginalize the republicans. goes on about how he's making a mockery of the system yada yada yada how they're comedians but they're not just comedians anymore and they should be called out for what they do when he gets they approach you because there was a republican. i mean how dare someone come from the outside of this race and try to

what are the advantages of the meal programs like jenny craig or others?the last 30 using jenny craig and in fact she's now a spokesperson and you probably will see her on some of the commercials. they have different caloric levels. she chose between 1,200 and 1,500 calories. there's no fuss, no calorie counting, you don't have to cook, you don't have to prepare. they do all the work for you and the meals are balanced and what i like is they include low-calorie treats like fudge brownies and cheesecake so you don't feel deprived and applause to mariah carey on behalf of all women over 40 and women that have kids because she showed us that you can snap right back and look drop dead. >> she looks amazing. you're right. let's move on. i think the most celebrated woman in the world, certainly the most watched woman in the world in 2011 was kate middleton of course. >> right. >> she is very slim and gorgeous. no need to lose weight there anyway. but she did lose some weight it seems during the wedding. what is her secret? >> it's hard enough getting married, le

. >> but last week with his wife jenny and his son logan, something went wrong. >> we crashed. we lost an engine is what i was told, and we crashed into the ocean and we were stuck under water. >> several people on a nearby boat dove in to save them and shared this video to share their story. only moments before the plane's pilot had helped andy get to the surface, but there was no sign of andy's wife and son. >> i dove under looking for them, didn't find them the first time, went back, came down, i went up and had logan in my arms, and when i went back to the surface, jenny was at the surface with the pilot holding here. we were all still in shock at that point. we knew we had survived the initial crash, but we did not know where it was going to go from there. >> remarkably, a u.s. navy doctor and another physician were among the divers on a much larger boat and immediately started treating andy's wife and son. >> they screamed there were two doctors on board, they got them oxygen and treated them with all their skills. >> the entire family spent days in a hospital before retu

the answer is jenny mccarthy is correct. >> they kind of look alike. >> they do. >> and what? >> in their eyes or something. there is something in the eyes. i can see this family resem blens. >> i don't know if a lot of people are looking at jenny mccarthy's eye autos one of the most famous oscar acceptance speeches of all times came from sally fields. >> i haven't had an orthodox career and i wanted more than anything to have your respect. the first time i didn't feel it. but this time, i feel it. i can't deny the fact you that like me, right now! you like me. >> i didn't know she was jewish. and now, that was from her speech after what oscar winning performance? a, b, c, d? >> cards up, please. answer is b. >> what? >> and here is question three first nominated for his movie midnight paris". i didn't see that. i did see that waits good. and previously won for what film? best director? a, b, c, d? >> what did he win for? woody allen? cards up, please. and the answer is... roll tape. >> i can't get my mind around that. i keep sifting pieces of the relationship through my mind

it's not far from the bahia neighborhood where jenny lives. >> very scary. we've never had anything like this happen out here before. and this is a very small, tight knit community. >> first fires occurred saturday night into sunday morning about six miles away. and there is one in a dumpster, another burned near a condo complex its important is that we have numbers of the community call when they see anything sus spishus, weather someone walking at 1:30 in the morning we want to be called about that. >> so far no, homes have been damaged and investigators and residents worry. it's only a matter of time. >> there is all of this a few crazies in the world. i'm hoping they got what they needed to do in their system and will not be coming back to this area. >> police and fire have asked for and are receiving help from outside agencies. including the state and they have set up a special tip line for this case. that number is on our web site. that is abc 7 news.com. and that is under see it on tv. live in novato abc 7 news. >> and this now appears the death of a

. >> el comenrio que hizo jenny rivera. >> ¿quÉ dijo? >> dijo que no se ve cantando a los 50 aÑos.ticos. >> quiere ser la prÓxima oprah. >> siempre fue concepto ayudar a los demÁs, durante l programa, a sar adelante, es exactamente, çlo que a travÉs su mÚsica ella siempre hace, y sabemos todo de ella. desde aquÍ te digo va a ser exitosÍma. >> perno se si tenga del programa co oprah o como laura bosso, çporque como vne. >> no... le va a ir muy bien. ♪ ♪ des hoy ♪ le he prohibido a mis ojos el mirarte de nuevo a la cara ♪ ç ♪ tienes algo que acaba conmig♪ ♪ que a mi mente... ♪ de mi alma separa ♪ tengo que nunciar a quererte ♪ ♪ antes que ya no tenga remedio ♪ ♪ si mi vida ♪ y çmÁs allá que tu inconsciena de Ésta forma tan absurda ♪ ♪ ver a diario cÓmo echas a la basura ♪ ♪ mi razÓn ♪ ♪ lo que te doy ♪ con tan fe de ver en ti felicidad ♪ ♪ e llevarÉ♪ ç ♪la dignidad de no caer mÁs en tu juego... ♪ ♪ harÉ de todo i interior nuev senderos ♪ ♪ y llorarÉ ♪ ♪ hasta lograr ♪ que algÚn dÍa ya o te pueda recordar ♪ ♪ ç >> ¡liz dÍa de reyes a los reyes de tierra que son los niÑos! (aplau

there might be. >> do you still eat the jenny craig food and do all that?> i'm very involved in their snacks. >> i saw you had some cookies today. >> my big thing is it feels like -- what is that called? like i'm a truant. they're hiding the snacks from me at the house. so that's my new -- that is sad. you guys are hiding the drinks in the morning. >> i know. you don't drink so we cleared the table of all things alcoholic. >> oh, isn't that nice. >> sweet of us. >> come back on and i'll have the snacks. >> by the way, i know there were all those rumors about the facelift. are you sick of that? >> no. this is new. >> tell me. >> why didn't i get my neck done then? and they -- the great thing is there are doctors that weigh in, as it were -- >> yes. >> -- on my appearance, and apparently i didn't -- it's not a good job. i'll say. so, there's like three doctors saying it's clear she had the lift and it's a little too -- >> yeah. >> i don't know what else -- i had so many things done. >> have you ever had any work done? >> well, yard work. >> that's it. >> no.

jenny carrillo/ ama los animales "yo creo que asi uno como dueno de sus animales puede estar seguro deber alrededor de nuestro vencindario alguien que pueda lastimar a nuestras mascotas..." claudia uceda/univision washington a pesar de los buenos resultados que logra el real madrid en la liga espaÑola, existe incomodidad en el tecnico mourinho quien anuncia su posible alejamiento del club muy buenas noches, bienvenidos al resumen deportivo de la presente jornada comenzamos contandoles que el entrenador portugues del real madrid, jose mourinho, planea abandonar a la institucion en junio proximo debido a los problemas que ha vivido el club en las ultimas semanas. asi lo hizo conocer hoy la prensa espaÑola. a pesar de que tiene contrato vigente con los "merengues", hasta la campaÑa 2013-2014. el estratega luso piensa dejar su cargo debido a que empezaron a aparecer detalles que no son de su agrado y que lo ponen incomodo. mourinho dejaria el club el venidero 30 de junio pues "esta cansado de la situacion".... las molestias de mourinho comenzaron a mostrarse luego de ser criticado por la e

. >> hay alternativas, número uno que me gusta que sepa la gente es que si jenni sangre en las heces cáncer. >> mario: la gente sea alarma también. >> se deben alarmar. realmente es una cosa que se debe investigar. sería gracias a dios que fuera hemorroides. pero esas cosas se deben diagnosticar con el médico. una vez que se encuentra sangre en las heces debe ir al médico. ahora, hablando del colon recto. digamos que uno tiene 54 años y quiere hacer pero no tiene seguro. uno no tiene que olvidarse o mejor uno tiene que olvidarse de eso de que hay que dar el nombre, ni situación, porque quizás me van a votar de equipo en la mayoría de los condados no van a buscar si la persona es legal o no legal y generalmente tienen programas para poder hacer gratis la coloncoscopia. >> mario: carreño ha sido muy amable en venir a conversar sobre este tema del cáncer de colon.

jenny carrillo/ ama los animales "yo creo que asi uno como dueno de sus animales puede estar seguro deue no va a haber alrededor de nuestro vencindario alguien que pueda lastimar a nuestras mascotas..." y un dato interesante... expertos dicen que ninos que abusan de animales, tienden a convertirse en criminales... asi que es bueno saber, donde estan viviendo estas personas.... nos vamos a una corta pausa pero al volver, washington esta categorizado entre las ciudades mas rudas del pais.. detalles al volver... una nueva masacre sacude a guatemala... al menos ocho personas mueren durante tiroteo en discoteca... los detalles al volver de mensajes... paraguas en mano y mucha precaucion al manejar porque esperamos lluvia y densa neblina en las proximas horas, mas detalles del pronostico, despues de la pausa... recuede que puede mantenerse conectado a noticias washington a traves de nuestra pagina en el internet, noticiasdc.com... y en facebook y twitter nos consigue bajo noticiasdc. ya regesamos! si viajamos a nueva york o miami, no nos soprende percibir a sus residentes como rudos o descor

jenny craig, jenny craig. need some of that. >> stop. with katherine heigl. >> oh my gosh! the joy fit club. don't do it. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist crystal egger with the weather channel and a look at your forecast over the next seven days. we continue to track more spring-like weather in many areas across the south. an isolated threat in southern and central texas, beneficial rain as much of texas, even into parts of oak okklahoma, an exceptional drought. we'll be clearing out across the northeast, continued lake effect snow showers. snow pushing into the rocky, denver, morning snow for the commute. and that finally settles off to the east bringing our service ear threat as we move through the rest of the week. 35 in billings later today, 27 in minneapolis. we don't have any arctic air in place like we had last week. rain moves into the lower mississippi valley as we move to wednesday and we'll see scattered severe storms, this is where our threat will be tomorrow. that does include louisiana on wednesday. that does include louisiana. dry across the east, nor sto