now, jerome smith was speaking intelligently.e was giving the parts of the manner which was for segregation and all people systems in fact depend on the consent of the people. it may not be that blacks voted for segregation. they didn't. they didn't vote for anything most of them. they didn't have a chance. it may not be that a lot of votes voted for segregation. half of the country with kind of aloof for the whole issue of segregation and right. but by going along with the system that allows it to happen, you are giving tacit consent to it. and what jerome smith was telling robert kennedy was i am withdrawing my consent. and this is very much along with the teachings of byard rustin. when we tell you about somebody also acted with extreme intelligence. these are ordinary people, by the way. there is a young girl named barbara johns who barbara johns who lived in a town called farmville, virginia. now, farmville, virginia was in a county called prince edward county. and in the years following the brown v. board of education decis

now jerome's mother has arrived from new orleans to bury him.but she questions the police account of what happened saturday afternoon. >> that man cannot talk for himself. >> reporter: police say jerome brandished a gun while he and classmates worked on a video. and when police arrived, he faced off with an officer in this alley who shot him in the head. >> i am sorry for the way he looks, he looks big and threatening but he did not. >> reporter: jerome is a mentor, who was carrying a gun but did not reveal he had it. >> he was armed, i can't really go into the details about his actions at this time, but it was clear that the officer felt that his safety was in jeopardy. >> reporter: children wrote words of tribute today for jerode. >> when we have evening events, he walks me to my car and he stands in the rain waiting for me to get into my car and makes sure i get my equipment in the car safely. it's just that kind of protector. >> reporter: debra villalon, ktvu news. >>> and a wet aoáfrpb commute today and there's still scattered showers in pa

now jerome's mother has arrived from new orleans to bury him.but she questions the police account of what happened saturday afternoon. >> that man cannot talk for himself. >> reporter: police say jerome brandished a gun while he and classmates worked on a video. and when police arrived, he faced off with an officer in this alley who shot him in the head. >> i am sorry for the way he looks, he looks big and threatening but he did not. >> reporter: jerome is a mentor, who was carrying a gun but did not reveal he had it. >> he was armed, i can't really go into the details about his actions at this time, but it was clear that the officer felt that his safety was in jeopardy. >> reporter: children wrote words of tribute today for jerode. >> when we have evening events, he walks me to my car and he stands in the rain waiting for me to get into my car and makes sure i get my equipment in the car safely. it's just that kind of protector. >> reporter: debra villalon, ktvu news. >>> and a wet aoáfrpb commute today and there's still scattered showers in pa

the meeting will be adjourned on behalf of supervisor dufty, francis coleman, and jerome and fred bowlharper. >> any business in front of the board. sn >> that concludes our business. >> at this time we're adjourned, happy thanksgiving, everyone. so are you going out tonight? i can't. my parents say i have to be home right after work. ugh. that's so gay. totally gay. ugh. that is so emma and julia. why are you saying, "that's so emma and julia"? well, you know, when something is dumb or stupid, you say, "that's so emma and julia." who says that? everyone. announcer: imagine if who you are were used as an insult. >> thank you for taking the time to be here. i am very enthusiastic about the work that folks uc to my left and your right, and behind me, in front of you, have done to get us this far and really lead the way in terms of making government more transparent and more accountable. and empowering people. at the end of the day, the spirit of the legislation that i am signing today is about empowerment, connectivity, turning back government to the people who have allowed us to serve them, b

we have been getting several calls from the kcbs phone force, jerome, pedro called as well, and theylocked. so expect at least some slight delays through that area. also following an accident in san mateo at westbound 92 before the 101 interchange. couple of lanes are blocked here as well and more members of the kcbs phone force telling us that traffic is stacked up at least a half mile and growing. speeds are very slow in that area. that's your traffic. back up to you. >>> in the next half hour governor-elect jerry brown already cleaning house. which position he is eliminating to save the state some cash. >> the mother of a suspect who was killed in an officer- involved shooting in oakland speaks out. that story coming up. ,,,, [ male announcer ] how do you say... welcome to the neighborhood. ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you say... can you believe it's been 20 years since college? ♪ [ male announcer ] nothing says "you're special" like boursin, a creamy, crumbly blend of real cheese and savory herbs, boursin makes any moment more memorable. even if you're saying... my mother has the

the meeting will be adjourned on behalf of supervisor dufty, francis coleman, and jerome and fred bowlharper. >> any business in front of the board. sn >> that concludes our business. >> at this time we're adjourned, happy thanksgiving, everyone. commissioner mirkarimi: good morning and welcome to the transportation authority. i am the commission in the chair. i would like to thank sfgtv for their excellent an ongoing work. >> commissioner david chu. commissioner dufty. commissioner maxwell absent. >> thank you. please read item two. >> approval of minutes. >> public comment? public comment is closed. without objection, so moved. please read items 3 and 4. item three, chairs report. item four, directors' report. >> vercommissioner mirkarimi: very good. my comments are a breeze. there's never a dull moment in transportation. especially here in san francisco. the main focus of activity this month was the sustainable communities process, which is being led by the metropolitan transportation commission. this is essentially the local implementation of the legislative mandate. it is very important

the bengals were without ochocinco and no terrell owens but they had jerome simpson. he scored a pair of touchdowns. the bengals won 34-20. >>> and maybe tim tebow can be an nfl quarterback after all. he led a 17-point comeback against the texans running in the game winner late in the fourth quarter. broncos rallied to win 44-23. and that's your look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solace. >>> the original playboy has finally decides to settle down. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, a connecticut seventh grader rallies her schoolmates all in the name of sisterly love. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. in hawaii, actually a pretty woet month. more rain likely today. especially the northern, chance of definitely oahu and maui. big island looks okay. alaska, typical cold for this time of year. very cold in fairbanks. anchorage, 17. juno has the stormier weather. hances of snow there, 27 degrees. >>> now in the west coast today, just showers. the bigger rainstorm moves in tuesday night. showers from seattle to po

so, jerome, what are the results? how many cans, and who is the winner?> we have -- thank you, john, for inviting us. thank everybody who brought something. we have 18 cans -- 17 cans. anybody got some this their pockets?y ou [laughter] we do have a runaway winner.g i think betty right here. she brought in six cans. she was actually the first one here as well, so -- has. [applause] >> thank you. and i should thank the regulator book shop for donating this gift certificate for a free copy oftn american wasteland. so thank you very much. i will give that to you. and i am going to head overe there, and if people want, i will mark up your books. a little autograph. so thank you very much for coming. i really appreciate it. [applause] >> for more on jonathan bloom and his work, visit the author's web site, wastedfood.com. >> harold varmus is the author of the art and politics of science. welcome to the program and tello us, how did you come up with the title of this the book? >> i knew a book given a scientific title would not be attractive, and secondly as a

he's charged with beating father jerome lindner, the man lynch accuses of molesting him when he was just 7 years old. lindner was never charged and the statute of limitations has expired. the prosecutor says this is not a child molestation case but lynch's lawyer says his client will finally have his day in court. >> you're going to hear evidence of mr. linder's past, which is one of the most sore did tales you can imagine. >> this is a case about an assault, an assault that he committed. what happened in his past is something that's happened in his past. >> reporter: the los gatos jesuit retirement home where the alleged attack occurred has implemented a few security changes since the incident. tonight we'll get an exclusive look at the center and who is still living there. >>> while california's high school students are graduating at a higher rate, more students are also dropping out, particularly minorities. a new state report shows california's dropout rate for the 2008-2009 school year was just under 22%. that's up almost three points from 2007, but the dropout rate for hispanics is

jerome holding a revolver. the recall for it that this was botapproval for, this was loaded. >> and this is incorreca memori- and this stepping incident people are upset. not quite sure what happened. and family, friends are waiting to see what happened to turn this possibility of low- cost this if it was gang- related. and-the possibility of this murder, and a lot of high emotions. this senseless act. >> a big storm, with light shower activity. for your morning commute it could be wet but not too heavy. and in the afternoon/evening it will pick up a little bit. and late friday night, the pockets of every rainfall. friday, into saturday, especially, heavy rainfall and gusting winds. there rainfall totals, 2.5 in., and over 4 in. in the santa cruz mountains. 2 in. in the central bay, and in the south bay. impress of rainfall totals. and even more as we go towards next week. the sierra is going to be intense! two-4 in. per hour. that is carried heavy and windy conditions are going to make rose nearly impossible.

i made jerome, who gives me my infusions, bring me his high school yearbook. i promised to bring mine, which i did. then he wasn't there last week so i h but, you know, they become friends of yours. when you go to visit them, it doesn't seem -- when you go to have scans, when you go to find out if the disease is progressing, those are the times when it's really hard not to let it get into your head. >> larry: is resilience something you learn you have when misfortune occurs? >> i think that's probably true of a lot of people who -- >> larry: now how do we know how we'll handle something until we have to handle it? >> you don't. i think most people, i don't think that i'm special in any way. i think most people do pull themselves together. do what it is that needs to be done. sometimes your thrown for a loop for a little while and then you start to reclaim. i think it's that getting back on the right path. that's the hard part. you know, you can't let yourself go down the chasm. you have to really get yourself back on the right path. >> larry: was the worst whe

. >> reporter: will lynch is charged with attacking father jerome linder. lynch pleaded not guilty and plans to take the stand. >> they're going to hear evidence of mr. linder's past which is one of the most sorted tales you can imagine. >> reporter: in a private tour of the retirement center, policy changes were described to prevent priest pedophilia. he admits this is still home to one or two former priests accused of similar crimes. >> these are people for whom we give shelter. they join with the intention of staying a lifetime. we owe them something. what's the alternative? we kick them out and they are under a bridge somewhere. >> reporter: a vast majority of the men here wore the cloth with distinction. priests who honorably answered the call. father lynch -- i should say father linder was never charged in lynch accusations because of the statue of limitation. looks like he'll face a judge after all. >>> the driver allegedly involved in a deadly hit and ron in antioch early this morning is in custody this morning. shelly baker had an argument with a s

[applause] >> my friend jerome has been keeping a close eye on the food donations. i will build a drama. i asked everyone to give a can of good but the person who brought the most would win this certificate so how many cans and who was the winner? >> thank you for inviting us. and thanks to everybody who brought something. anybody out there emptying their pockets? we have a runaway winner. right here. the person here as well. [applause] >> i should thank the regulator for donating gift certificates for the american waste land. thank you very much. i will give that to you. and i am going to head over there and if people want i will mark up your books for autograph. thank you very much for coming. i appreciate it. [applause]

. >> and emotional vigil for a man shot and killed by police officers 34 year-old guy jerome was killed six days ago last night's vigil was cut short when his mother collapse after speaking. jonathan bloom was there. >> i'm so sorry. air brakes merit. speaking friends give their condolences to the mother die as you see in this video was helping friends shoot a music video just before he was shot she traveled from new orleans to stand on the spot where his son read his progress. >> this is a wrong that has to be made right. i need you to fight with me. and i need you, i don't want to violence. i just want justice. >> police certitude detained after he was brandishing a gun at teenagers he ran into this valley, where officers followed him and claims he read the corner facing him with his gun drawn, the officer fired and struck him in the chest. >> for him to point a gun at officer that spot in his character. >> french city did not know we had a gun. >> eyes of a panic in the faces, i saw the police officers shot him. >> you saw the shoe my baby. >> of us saw seconds after, there was anoth

irene victory yea andrews, bruce jerome berry, john joseph brawn, david eugene luce and elizabeth anne mckenzie. the presiding officer: without objection, the senate will proceed with the -- proceed to the measure. mr. wyden: mr. leader, i ask unanimous consent the resolution be agreed to, the preamble be agreed to, and the motions to reconsider be laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate, and any statements related to the resolution be placed in the record at the appropriate place as if read. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. wyden: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the appointment at the desk appear separately in the record as if made by the chair. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. wyden: mr. leader, i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of calendar number 581, s. 2925. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: calendar number 581, s. 2925, a bill to establish a grant program to benefit victims of sex trafficking and for other purposes. the presiding officer: without objection, the se