on january 3rd is, we invite you to join jesse jackson and -- to mark the first celebration of this in california. secondly, there is another resolution, a hundred years of voting rights in california. i urge you all to support this resolution. i would like to ask that you add nancy pelosi and the text says the first woman to assume speakership of the house of representatives. i encourage you to join us on february 15th for the women making history celebration. >> i am a longtime san francisco resident. i would like to urge you today to support the resolution regarding sales of kusf. this is a tragedy. this is a gem for our community. losing that would be shameful. i urge you to help us shame the university of san francisco into reconsidering what is clearly a hasty and secretive deal to rid themselves of something they no longer want on their spread should. -- on the spread sheet. there is chinese-language programming, the weekend shows, everything. even classical music. my other pleasure has been teaching the students who come through their in their real world aspect of what it means

the reverend jesse jackson marched republican employees through the streets of madison. 14 democrats stayed in self-imposed exile in chicago. >> the missing senate democrats must know they're failure to come to work will lead to dire consequences very soon. failure to act on this budget means at least 1500 state employees will be laid off before the end of june. >> if the impact goes to july 1st another 10 to 12,000 people could lose their jobs. >>> a new report paints a grim picture. the majority of the 20 largest real estate markets saw home prices fall in december to their lowest level. analysts expect a continued decline for the next six months. the report did show the bay area with home prices posted a more gradual drop. >>> attitude among consumers, the conference board said it rose next month to its highest point in three years. it was the fifth consecutive monthly increase. consumers are feeling more positive about job prospects and the direction of the economy. >>> another move by prosecutors in the barry bonds case. how it's supposed to bolster their taste against the forme

instead jesse jackson's similar actions were buried on page 27 in a single column. obama, "the times" is in bed with him since the beginning. they delayed for an entire year stories about his relationship with the reverend jeremiah wright that they should have gone into and shamed into it. abc news got video, and it was after that jodi canter started writing what wright was all about. they allowed obama to get away with his relationship to the former weather terrorist, bill ayers, david axelrod said he was just somebody he knew from the neighborhood that kids go to school together. they had a relationship over ten years in several venues and a couple of foundations. they were closer. i would like to switch to immigration and just look at how much immigration has been seen as a -- they said in the 1993, when seems when you look at mass immigration, we have reverted to a massive policy of immigration without ever making a decision to do so. i don't have this in the book. i did do a paper on it about the 1965 immigration reform acts. which essentially lifted the racial

they have a lot of support, jesse jackson for example. he flew into wisconsin today.o walls of critics who say they should get back to work into the classroom. that includes the governor who tonight insisted is nothing to negotiate because he says there's no money. the house today voted to block. planned parenthood from getting federal money. a form abortions. rep christopher smith attacked a procedure called dilation and evacuation that's used in abortions. did this all got very personal suddenly when california democrat spirit revealed she lost a child using that same procedure. >> i had planned to >> about something else but the german from new jersey has just put my stomach knots. on one of those women he spoke about just now. i had a procedure at 17 weeks, pregnant with a child that had moved from the china into the cervix and the procedure that you just talked about was a procedure that i and george. i lost a baby. for you to stand on this floor and to suggest as you have, that somehow this is a procedure that is these are welcomed or dent cavalierly or down wit

of soul, aretha franklin, was on hand last night at the detroit pistons' game with the reverend jesse jackson. it's believed to be one of the singer's first public appearances since surgery for an undisclosed illness in december. >>> still ahead tonight, egypt's ancient treasures, a look inside cairo's famed museum and news tonight about what's gone missing. >>> as egyptians protested and even battled over their country's future these last 19 days, the one thing they all hold dear was put at grave risk -- the antiquities representing egypt's 5,000 years of history. richard engel takes us inside the cairo museum where curators are tallying the losses. >> reporter: today the fear was confirmed. eight artifacts are missing from the museum in cairo. the museum is in the middle of tahrir square. it was never a target of the demonstrators' anger. in fact, during the chaos, they protected it, forming a human shield in front of the main gate. but two weeks ago, amid some of the worst violence, looters did manage to break in. egypt's minister of antiquities showed us the restoration work under way on

. >> we had people like oliver north and jesse jackson and david duke you know.we had interesting guests. >> reporter: how did the show evolve from there. >> we were drinking. no, the show evolved actually by accident. >> reporter: we'll get to the accident that gave the world's skinhead slap fights and stripper love triangles. >> that's teeny and i'm toney. >> reporter: to understand why jerry springer thinks this is the american dream we have to start at the beginning in nazi germany. most of his family was killed in the camps of world war ii but his parents escaped. came over on "the queen mary" and settled in queens and since politics was nightly dinner table fodder he went to law school and worked for bobby kennedy's campaign. >> to this day except for my dad, just he and his life have more influence on my political views than anybody else. he still is my idol. >> reporter: after the assassination the young and naive liberal launched his own political career winning a city on the city council. >> literal my first motion was to prohibit residents from serving

the reverend jesse jackson linked on to school teachers and firefighters and marched down the street. today some democratic legislators debated the issue long distance with republicans. >> and the local unions and the state unions and the teachers have agreed to give governor walker every single penny he's asked for to balance his budget. so he should take this offer so he can come back to madison today and vote on it. >> i think if the fellow democrats would come back, they would see the average person in wisconsin is quite livid. they elected their governors to work in wisconsin not hide out in chicago. >>> under the current union contract it could take months for the 1,500 workers to actually lose their jobs. >>> the labor protest in wisconsin has spread now to other states. union workers in las vegas rallied in solidarity with those workers in wisconsin. they say the wisconsin union battle threatens -- in lansing michigan, union workers cheered their counter parts. >>> residents in san francisco in tenderloin are pleading for more public restrooms. they say more of those facilitie

we have jesse jackson's love child, the double standards there are pretty vivid. i think if ralph reed father a child out of wedlock and used his organization's funds to support her, that would probably be a banner on the front page of the paper. instead, jesse jackson's similar transgression and actions were on page 27 in a single column. obama, the times is in bed with him since the beginning. they delayed for an entire year stories about his relationship with the reverend jeremiah wright, that they should have gone into the rushing into it. abc news got a video of him and was only after that that judy cantor, a chicago reporter started writing what she should have been writing from the get go about what wright was all about. it also allowed obama to get away with minimizing his relationship to the former whether terrorist, former member of the weathermen, bill ayers. david axelrod said he was just somebody knew from the neighborhood. his kids go to school together. in fact they had a relationship over ten years and several different venues that a couple of the

protests filled wisconsin capital for the past four days and have drawn support for people like jesse jackson. lawmakers have left the state of wisconsin to delay action on the proposal. today conservatives including tea party members are expected to be bused in to counter protests. riot police have shot and killed a protestor this morning in yemen. during the 10th straight day of protests inspired by egypt. five people were injured in this morning's violence as security forces opened fire and threw stones, thousands of people have been marching through the capital city chanting for the fallen yemen's president who's ruled the company for 32 years. yemen had been an allie in the fight against al-queda. somali pirates captured americans including a couple from southern california. the attack happened about 275 miles off the coast in the indian ocean. the pirates hijacked a yacht owned by scott and jean adam. they live in delray. the group had been on an around the world sailing trip for more than a year. a distress signal was sent by the boat a week ago. they are reviewing options for a rescue

host: we read about the influence of jesse jackson. guest: he was here. he led a rally last night. a couple of national labor leaders came in as well. the basic movement has been since monday and now the national leaders are coming in, but it is still pretty local. host: your paper reports that they're willing to make some concessions. can you expand on that? guest: the governor asked for three things. to end the union's right to collectively bargain and to increase contributions to health-care and pension. the unions, yesterday and said that they would agree to the second and third of those demands, and to contribute more to their pensions and health care, but they will not give up the right to collectively bargain. the governor responded by saying he is not a budget of the collective and it -- collective bargaining issue. host: talk about the long-term issues. we see teachers at these. is school expected to be out of session after the holidays? guest: madison schools have been closed the longest of any district in the state. teachers have a plan to be back in the skull by tuesday

appearance friday night at the pistons game since undergoing surgery in december right next to refrld jesse jacksonn unknown illness forcing the soul singer to cancel performances last year. she says she hopes to resume her scheduled performances at radio city music hall in may. >> great to see her. she looks great. thanks, richard. >>> it's getting nice out here. at least in new york. >> want just here, but in a lot of spots. the temperatures are warming up, pldeo pe are climbing out of the deep freeze. especially over parts of the plains. now, there are high winds over the northern plains, and high wind warnings are in effect today in some areas, but some oo those winds will help the temperatures soar. 40s and 50s from the dakotas down to the central plains. 43 in chicago today. 57 in rapid city, south dakota. 55 in salt lake city. even here in new york city, temperatures around 40. >>> here's a look at the bay area. increasing clouds, increasing sea bruise came da which will lead to cooling temperatures and you see that storm lurking offshore. we'll start to moi that as we head into tomorrow. pa

. >> and behind him jesse jackson? >> right. >> where did you find that?bc had found old civil rights footage from the 1960's somewhere in their warehouse a couple years ago, and obviously it's a paid for footage and they sent me a screener and i found in those clips lots of material, probably three hours of material that i had. as soon as i saw it i knew it was something -- i'm a little surprised, you know, they have to give you permission for some of these things, i was a little surprised some of it that they did but i'm grateful they did. >> why were you surprised? >> f itance, the dixie-create segment where the dixie-crats are blaiseant racists and called racists by roger mudd who is narrating and i thought it might be a problem for them to have that out there but they let me use it and i was glad. >> you had mall com x? >> uh-huh. >> and strom thurmond saying some things. where did that come from? >> malcolm x was from the cbs footage -- strom thurmond came from the -- it was a documentary on the 1963 march that was put out to u.s. aid. and it was a h

the united states needs to stop and send jesse jackson over there. go over there and communicate with them. we're talking about african people. host: thank you for your thoughts this morning. here is a "the new york times" photo. this is from monday. this is from "the new york times." joe on the line for democrats. good morning. caller: i would commend the analyst on misleading the american people. please bring honest analysts. host: clyde, an independent. caller: my opinion on the matter is that i disagree with the last caller talking about jesse jackson getting involved. i am a black man. also, i do agree with him in the sense that egypt is a black- african nation. originally, when arabs came and spread islam, they colonized and they took out the black africans, just like they lie and say they are the original fer pharos. in japan has always been the playground -- egypt has always been a playground for european and arabs. all of that north african plant -- it belongs to us. host: elizabethtown, ky. ingrid, democrat. good morning. what do you make o

the united states needs to stop and send jesse jackson over there. go over there and communicate with them. we're talking about african people. host: thank you for your thoughts this morning. here is a "the new york times" photo. this is from monday. this is from "the new york times." joe on the line for democrats. good morning. caller: i would commend t analyst on misleading the american people. please bring honest analysts. host: clyde, an independent. caller: my opinion on the matter is that i disagree with the last caller talking about jesse jackson getting involved. i am a black man. also, i do agree with him in the sense that egypt is a black- african nation. originally, when arabs came and spread islam, they colonized and they took out the black africans, just like they lie and say they are the original fer pharos. in japan has always been the playground -- egypt has always been a playground for european and arabs. all of that north african plant -- it belongs to us. host: elizabethtown, ky. ingrid, democrat. good morning. what do you make of

host: we read about the influence of jesse jackson. guest: he was here. he led a rally last night.ple of national labor leaders came in as well. the basic movement has been since monday and now the national leaders are coming in, but it is still pretty local. host: your paper reports that they're willing to make some concessions. can you expand on that? guest: the governor asked for three things. to end the union's right to collectively bargain and to increase contributions to health-care and pension. the unions, yesterday and said that they would agree to the second and third of those demands, and to contribute more to their pensions and health care, but they will not give up the right to collectively bargain. the governor responded by saying he is not a budget of the collective and it -- collective bargaining issue. host: talk about the long-term issues. we see teachers at these. is school expected to be out of session after the holidays? guest: madison schools have been closed the longest of any district in the state. teachers have a plan to be back in the skull by tuesday. -- b

start in politics began in 1988 in the iowa caucuses when she went to caucus for a candidate named jesse jackson. she participated in her last iowa caucus for another political candidate jamed barack obama. -- named barack obama. bev sell brate her birthday on february 3, you can see her surrounded in this picture by friends and family including a grandson that's the light of her life. one of the thicks bev's life teaches us is we face channels every day and no challenge is too great for us to solve if we come together in a spirit of cooperation and a belief in the common good that we can solve the problems we face as a country. and that's why i'm here talking about my friend bev because she is an inspiration to all of us in terms of what we can do to fight for a better america. she decided a long time ago that access to health care was an important priority being denied millions of americans and she knew that from her work as a front line care provider, taking care of sick people and trying to take care of them in their end of life experiences which is one of the most precious times that a fami