among the protesters was singer joan baez and her mother the woman known as big joan.ested during demonstrations and booked into santa rita jail. baez described how the protesters retreated by deputies at the jail. >> they had confused the 67 women demonstrators so completely by never giving us the rules that we were supposed to be following. i thought this was a good experience of nonviolence, how are we going to get around this. the same as they had done in dorms. when they went to dinner we decided to have silence first of all because that's the only thing we can think. frightened all of the ten tenants or generals or whatever it was. we decided we wouldn't leave the dining hall until we found an explanation of why we had been locked up. so i said to myself, i'm not going to walk into that locker room. which is the first time i went limp. and they took me back to the cell. and it brought back to me the reason i was in jail. because here i was where it was supposed to be high security. and it was nothing. and then i remembered why i was in jail. it was good. >>> in 1

joan, i rely on to you take the right side of this, meaning the left side, your thoughts? >> i don't know if it's left to or right. >> i'm not sure if it's left or right. >> i'm aghast to be on a different side from my friend, gene, not sure it happened before either. >> you think so. >> i really think that the president made the right decision here for a lot of reasons. one of them is as you said, chris, i really do believe that we would be sort of printing up a ready-made protest sign. i think -- i think -- gene is making an interesting point. osama bin laden had an iconic role among his followers. that face is so well known. but that's exactly why i think a photo of him bloodied -- they are supposed to be quite gruesome -- i don't think they discourage people, think it would create a taste for vengeance. there are going to be people who feel that way anyway, but i really think the iconic imagery of bin laden bloody and destroyed by the united states would really be a recruiting tool for our enemies. >> one second. what about the videos that are going to be made of this,

with me now joan walsh, editor at large of salon. the nerve of them to try to take credit for this when the guy was laying down on the job. >> right. >> am i getting any part of this wrong? >> no as far as i can tell, you got it all right, cenk. they don't like it but you got it all right are. i mony, first of all, just the nerve of them both to say -- to have all this record where they said we don't care about him, we are not going to find him, we are going to shutdown the unit, he is not important, but now they are claiming credit as though it obviously was important. i mean, that's ridiculous enough. you know, you had dick cheney from day one of the obama administration saying this man is going to make us less safe and he has got terrible policies on terror and he is going to give up the fight when he has been in so many ways, so much more effective than they have, caught a lot of people on his watch. so, you know, the lies -- the lies don't end. and karl rove is very proud of enhanced interrogation, but even today, donald rumsfel

joan, you make a good point.hen the press started looking loo his business record, his voting record, things he was pushing on birthers, that's when the air started to go out of the trump balloon. we have got to go. thanks very much for joining us this morning. >>> still to come, a curious omission. [ male announcer ] this is lara. her morning begins with arthritis pain. that's a coffee and two pills. the afternoon tour begins with more pain and more pills. the evening guests arrive. back to sore knees. back to more pills. the day is done but hang on... her doctor recommended aleve. just 2 pills can keep arthritis pain away all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is lara who chose 2 aleve and fewer pills for a day free of pain. and get the all day pain relief of aleve in liquid gels. what makes us number one in motorcycle insurance? we love bikes. we love riders. and most of all, we love to ride. perfect hair every time. leading the pack in motorcycle insurance. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >

gwen: thank you, joan. this is a very confusing week, but we got it all in. the conversation has to end here, but it continues online on our "washington week" webcast extra. while you're there, check into the "washington week" vault where in 1994, we talked about another surprise special election that happened six months before congress changed hands. keep track of daily developments every night with me on the pbs news hour, and then join us again around the table next week on "washington week." have a good holiday weekend. good night. >> "washington week" was produced by weta, which is solely responsible for its content. >> funding for "washington week" is provided by -- >> he volunteered. >> we were drafted. >> she enlisted. >> off we went to asia. >> to europe. >> the gulf. >> to do our duetism >> serve our country. >> we were buddies. >> shipmates. >> best of friends. >> her dedication. >> the way he made you laugh. >> and i'll remember him. >> remember her. >> i'll remember them always. >> corporate funding is also provided by prudential financial. addit

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specially my mother joan. were rumors that they were pursuing shawn miller as a replacement for williams. they couldn't lure him away from the wild cats. they announce after midnight that miller had agreed to a contract extension. his wild cats won the pac-10 regular season title and made an appearance in the elite 8. so the maryland search continued today. notre dame head coach turned down an interview. and also according to espn butler's brad stevens also denied the terps. sources say the school will shift focus to texas a&m's mark trojan. >>> and looking for a three game sweep of the marlins and return to the .500 mark, they were able to win the first two games despite striking out 25 times. and some players wearing pink shoes and pink wristbands and using the pink bats. now unfortunately the marlins swung the pink bats better. and hernandez deep to left and that's a three-run jack giving the fish a 6-0 leaf. and leafa gives up 6 earned runs. and sanchez has a no-hitter going but then lance nicks. he lines

y joan sebastian rompe el silencio sobre el dramático accidente que tuvo.niveles rebin o,osisit hidradecurs erten niveles rebin o,osisit hidradecurs erten niveles rebin o,osisit hidradecurs erten niveles rebin o,osisit hidradecurs erten niveles rebin o,osisit hidradecurs erten niveles rebin o,osisit hidradecurs erten niveles rebin o,osisit hidradecurs erten niveles rebin o,osisit hidradecurs erten niveles re ♪ >>> bueno, y continuando con nuestra cobertura sobre la muerte de osama bin laden, y los famosos se expresaron en las redes. >>> y tenemos algunos de los mensajes. >>> mensajes controversiales, y jenni rivera causó tremendo revuelo en twitter, vamos a ver. >>> no bien terminó el asado en su casa escuchó la noticia, y esto escribió, y puso le volaron a osama bin laden, y es una pocas ocasiones donde hay que celebrar. y muchos dijeron que el odio no debe invadir su corazón. y alejandro sanz dijo "osama bin laden murió, y descansamos en paz". daddy yankee dijo que al que a hierro mata a hierro muere. y amaury nolasco dijo que quiere que osama bin laden s

my name is joan. girardo, we hope to get some comments in by friday, but we have some concerns based on the demand, and it seems to be changing almost monthly. table three says we're going to have over 900,000 people. that is 79,000 people more than we say now. and yet, in this scenario, if it comes true, they are projecting an increase of over 90,000 households during that time period. at 2.4 persons per household, according to the documentation of the average citywide, we agree to have an increase of over 200,000 people so those projections are out of whack, and if we are using 50 gallons per person per day, we would have to have another 10 million gallons per day to service that repopulation. will that happen? i do not know. the planning department and politicians and planning committee are aggressively promoting population growth in the city, so these are the projections. that is one problem that we see. another one is that the demand projections are not talking about full buildout. they always sa

the thing i love about joan's is the warmth.in you have to have a great environment. lightly scented candles because you don't want to overthrow anything. >> your mom. >> gorgeous. >> i know. i like people to smell chocolate when they walk in. >> makes little ones happy. >> she loves it. >> so i do that. >> you can create a theme as well with the party. >> yes, jade. >> you can see here with music because the kids love it. they love to play on the drums. >> so great. >> and you can eat somewhere different. >> it's fun to change things up. if you eat at the table all the time it's boring. so i go to a coffee table with butcher paper. >> okay. over here? >> over here this is cool. i like to do a little menu. these are coasters. i print out a little menu on them. >> cute. >> you can put lovely pictures and get four of these, pack them up and give them to mom for mother's day. $12 at crate and barrel. >> sippy cups for them and for us. >> martinis for you guys. >> very happy. >> this is more appropriate for me. >> happy mother's day

joan shook the table. it was high drama. it was awesome.person. >> jimmy: do you think you'll be invited next year. >> god willing. i mean -- it was awesome. great night. >> jimmy: yeah, all right. well, we're going to take a quick break if you don't mind. when we come back we'll talk to jesse tyler ferguson "modern family" here on abc, wednesdays at 9:00. we'll be right back. (announcer) chug that coffee bolt that burrito. no matter what life throws at you you can take the heat. until it turns into... heartburn. good thing you've got what it takes to beat that heat, too. zantac. it's strong, just one pill can knock out the burn. it's fast the speed you need for heartburn relief. and it lasts, up to 12 hours. so let them turn up the heat. (sssssssss!!!) you can stop that heartburn cold: zantac. trying to stay on track? [ female announcer ] start the day off right with a protein-packed breakfast like the sunrise subway melt. try it with juicy tomatoes for a breakfast that stands out from the pack. subway, the official training restaurant of

y la posibilidad de casarse en mÉxico, en costa rica si va a invitar a joan sebastiÁn a la boda porquelo diÁa porque las imÁgenes lo podrÍan decir, pero de su boca no ha salido y esperamos que pueda confirmar si estas fotografÍas son ciertas de que estÁn saliendo o no. vamos a ver que estÁ pasando mas adelante. >> la vamos a seguir viendo en teresa que es mÁs como me gusta verla porque es es realmente mala. >> un 10 para el papel. >> ha sido un orgullo, ha sido un placer, ha sido muy bueno. gracias por estar con nosotros y seguimos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica" un fuerte abrazo a todo el equipo de mexicÉxico. >> gracias raÚl, yo quiero aprovechar que venimos de comentar con alberto hernÁndez que estÁ en mÉxico para enviar un saludo a un querido amigo que me dice que no se va a trabajar hasta terminar ""despierta amÉrica." >> jaime espinoza te enviÓ un beso sÉ que toda tu familia esÁa en veracruz, me dicen que la jaiva rellena es la mejor. >> tenemos que contplanear el v. de texas una niÑa de 5 aÑos un besito para ella y puerto rico saludos para alva y un saludo para ustedes y toda la

so she contacted joan floyd president of the remington community association. >> she called and wantedo do something and we ended up putting together the vigil and started to collect money for reward fund. >> reporter: hundreds showed up for the vigil. friend and strangers. they held hand and prayed together looking for answers and justice. >> the community was in total shock i mean i. still have people now if i am at the grocery store come up to me and it happened the other door and the gentleman asked if they caught anyone, and he said some people are on pins and needles some of the elderly people around the street she livedoned on. >> reporter: they he posted flyers. wan few days they collected 1600 dollars in donations to create a reward fund. so. >> you feel so helpless because you can't do anything to help her. all we can do for her now is to try to get the answers. >> reporter: it's been three years and still no answers. but lisa and joan continue to hope that someone will hear nancy's story and give police the information they need to close her case. >> you know what i want? i

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they were written for and joan baez to sing because i was producing her record. she showed up with eight songs and i brought out some songs. eight songs is not enough for a record. she said no, you are going to ride the rest of it. so i started writing songs. i did not really think about it. meanwhile, my dad was really ill, and he passed away before we finished the record, between the time we recorded the tracks and the time we mixed it. when i got ready to make my own record, i kept writing songs over the course of the year, and i wrote all this stuff that i was getting out of this sort of existential zone that i do not normally get into. i don't know, i was just writing different than i had in a long time. i had finished the book by that time, and i suddenly realized that maybe that is what the connection was, the whole idea -- i watched my dad go through what he went through and passing away, and he was terrified. it is really fighting for breath and he was really scared, and it was really hard. a friend of mine died at woodstock, and he had cancer. it was to

from there to being the youngest member of the john berk society and coming into my room to smash my joan biaz records because she was on the list. he was complicated, but saying all of that he was mysterious. he grew up to be a trial lawyer turned apple orchardist. part of the madening sibling thing was understanding the control freak nature that my brother had. for example, every year he would send me a box of fruit. the fruit he grew in his gorgeous orchards in washington state. the fruit came with the carl tax where you would get 25 telephone calls before the fruit came, such as, fruit is coming next week, are you going to be home? this is said in a texas accent. i would say i don't know. he said you have to be there because they are my pears and precious and have to put them in the refrigerator the minute you come in. i learned to say okay. then the fruit would come and it would be wrapped like a bomb or something, each fruit, each pear. these gorgeous asian pears had sty row foam socks wrapped around them. after the fruit came you'd get a series of phone calls, can i demand a refund

we did have to -- there is a joan street tank which was kicked into help the water supply. >> reporterchecked back and they say they didn't have any trouble accessing water. it's just that three building was on fire almost at once, the 4th caught fire later and they were just attacking from so many sides so it took a while. as for the cause of the fire dana, the fire inspectors are looking at the possibility of what you heard that one neighbor say that somebody was grilling inside and put bourbon on the flames but they say they haven't determined any cause of the fire. they are looking at all possibilities. >> so much loss tonight. all right. thank you. >> the commander in chief today said no, the white house won't release the pictures of bin laden taken after he was killed. the president explained his reasons in an interview with 60 minutes. >> absolutely certain this -- we have done dna sampling and testing and so there is no doubt that we killed bin laden. it is important for us to make sure that the very graphic photographs of someone shot in the head are not floating around as an

height of 19 feet at the top of the property line wall it towers over our home it is because we are joan slope from that house and it partially obstructs sunlight into our property, the house as well as our garden. the proposed project takes the existing structure another two floors above it and pushes their floors even further back into the rear yard. we bought our house nine years ago and the changes proposed will significantly impact both our lifestyle as well as the value of our home. we want them to be able to improve their home and do it in a style that is reminiscent of the designs of the rest of the neighborhood and in a way that does not greatly impact our lives and the lives of the other homeowners on 20th street. here's some pictures of some other homes in the area. you can see the homes are quaint, victorian style, with gable roofs and allow the light. it is more of a large mass with decks coming out at the higher levels. so we have sat down a number of times before finally submitting our d.r. to the board and feel no real concessions were made to address our desire to have t

i'm joan from the office of the city administrator. we also have dr. hart, the chief medical examiner. this grant is from the california emergency management association. we are grateful to be receiving it. the office of the medical resent -- examiner must be accredited under the board of forensic toxicology. this grant will allow equipment to be bought and training to be given to staff. happy to answer questions. supervisor mirkarimi: i think this is very straightforward. i want to throw a question to you relate it to the previous item we passed forward with recommendations. the monies that we actually accept from homeland security, when they were talking about law enforcement and preparing for those, man-made or natural disasters, is that a segue into the medical examiner's office as well? >> i wouldn't know. the doctor can answer that question. supervisor mirkarimi: good to see. >> in the heart, chief medical examiner. the question about do we receive some of the funding that is available for natural preparedness, the answer is yes. the medical exam

i am joan wood, speaking for the coalition for a better north beach library and playground. the reason the library is tied into this is because in order to eccentric the master plan library you have to go 19.5 -- to accentuate the master plan library, you have to go 19.5 feet into mason street. supervisor chiu said there had been a lot of public hearings about this. there had not meant any hearings about the street. it did not have story polls indicating the purpose of this demonstration. that is a gross oversight, and it never happened with anything else i ever participated in, when people want to go over the height limit. in the building always has story polls. i saw the director of the planning commission and directly asked him in public comment about them, and 10 years later there were put in, and 10 days after that the pot -- the project was demolished. there was no writing, no legend, no explanation to the public about these raw poles standing up on one side of this park. incidentally, it is not a park being talked about. it is a playground. the park is what people lik

. >> at home there was ted and his wife joan. teddy, jr., kara, and patrick, who was the youngest by six years. it was july of 1967, patrick's birth made headlines. just five days old and people wondered if he would run for president. did you surround the dinner table and the same issues you'd talk about in public, did those sur surround the dinnertime discussion? >> my dad and my uncles always included all our family in anything that he was doing. of course i probably caught less than 10% of what was actually being said, but i caught the sense that there was something being discussed that was big and important. i felt like i had a front row seat to american history. >> i admire their spirit and their ability to get along with it is really something. >> reporter: in the pictures, there's glamour, ease and beauty. but life wasn't always easy. not for patrick. >> you know, he was sickly. he had asthma. he talked about how his father would stay up with him at night. >> reporter: susan milligan, a reporter for the hometown paper, "th

. >> reporter: this is juliette, a sigh me see cat who was joan wise's pet for 14 years.arlier this week she didn't come home. after looking for seven days she hired a professional search dog team from los angeles. >> they had four dogs trained to find loose cats and little dogs. >> reporter: last saturday the search team arrived. it didn't along. >> these dogs were remarkable. they found remains of juliette. almost all within an hour and a half or so. >> this says they believe coyotes killed the cat in her bush just yards from her home where she liked to room. miss wise isn't alone. >> unfortunately we have had some reports of coyotes going after pets. this is the time of year, for example, where pups are born and so coyotes are gonna be a bit more territorial. >> pet owners living near open spaces should day precautions such as not leaving food dishes out, spilled garbage cleaned up, and keep those small dogs on a leash while walking. gary harrington says coyotes will eat almost anything but they are not a real threat to humans. >> they are reknee not known to be a thre

joan rivers famously has every joke she ever wrote and delivered filed away on a 3 x 5 card. guess who else did that? ronald reagan. while we remember him more as the 40th president than a comic, he didn't get that great communicator title for nothing. in getting ready for the centennial celebration, the reagan library came across a treasure. his material, jokes, quotes, one-liners, all kept in a box. author and historian douglas brinkley has edited a book out tomorrow called simply "the notes." tonight, he tells us what he found. >> thank you. >> anybody who knew ronald reagan knew he kept the note cards because he would keep them in his desk, he would pull them out, and they were the tools of his trade. he would record the jokes he heard and liked the best. some he invented himself. in speeches, it wasn't done with the teleprompter like you do today. these note cards are reagan's security blanket, if you like. >> it is said that politics is the second oldest profession, and i have come to realize it bears a great similarity to the first. >> some of the jokes have a conserva

this is tom wade, the vice president of special olympics and joan rothland is from prince george's countyublic school. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> reporter: i can sense the excitement and what a special day this is and i foe -- i know you can too. >> this is exciting. around the state we have problems in baltimore and montgomery county and this weekend we'll have athletes in allegany gainy, and just thousands of individuals with intellectual disabilities showing the world what they can do and prince george's is one of our greatest programs. they've been running special programs for over 40 years. the movement was founded not far from here and it's exciting for me to be here to see everything happening today and it's just great people. >> reporter: joan, this is such a beautiful venue, first and foremost. and you see the special education that goes on in your public schools day in and day out. how special is this event in particular? >> well this event is extremely special and is one of our most exciting days of the school year. we look forward to this because it's seldom that

fully examined as part of the comprehensive environmental impact report for the north beach library joan dimaggio playground project. which was recently approved unanimously by the planning commission. i do appreciate the efforts of the historic preservation commission but as the administrator of the largest capital improvement program in san francisco's library history, i feel i also have the responsibility and obligation to deliver library buildings on time and on budget to the public. another layer of reviews that require more meetings, costly presentations that delay the opening of our branch library is not a good use of taxpayer dollars. thank you. >> thank you very much. any questions? thank you. next we will hear from mr. ginsburg of the recreation and parks department. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm going to jump in where my colleagues left off and suggest that, that the launching point for the conversation really, truly is about balance. the san francisco recreation and park department oversees 220 parks and playgrounds in the city, including two properties outside the city

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fargen, you can see autographed guitars by legends and more items by john mayer, sammy hagar and even joanz. helping out kids and families in the name of one very special an that' s and thas what's going on "today in the bay." you go out there and make a difference. w intricat and that's good news, whether you're trying to sell or hoping to buy. because the only sign you really want to see is "sold." nobody sells more real estate than re/max. visit remax.com today. >>> all burgers are not created equal. we put a celebrity chef in the hot seat and tasked him with finding the best one. >>> hi, i'm scott howard, with all the burger joints popping up all over the bay area and nation, we wanted it take a chance to see how five local favorites stack up against each other. obviously there's a lot more out there, but these are five that have locations here that we can all enjo i. they're all plain. just a hamburger, bun, with cheese. i don't know what they are. >> a straight cheeseburger by far the best seller off the whole menu. >> it's out of this world. to me, a little too much bread, but a nic

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i'm joan jasper and i'm with the department of exhibitions and public programs at the library and i want to welcome you it our program tonight, our incredible evening with playwright and author phillip congatongas. this program is in connection with an exhibit, two exhibits, that we have up on the 6th floor. the first one is called if they came for me today, the japanese american internment project, and also we have another exhibition called relocation and resiliency, the japanese american internment in california. and both of those are up on the 6th floor and this is the last week, so if you haven't a chance to see these exhibits yet, we really encourage you to go on up and see them because they will be closing on sunday. we really want to thank community works for bringing the exhibit if they came for me today to the san francisco public library. and here to tell you a little bit more about community works is ruth morgan, so help me welcome ruth morgan. thank you. . >> thank you. i do hope that if you haven't seen the exhibit, you will go up to the skylight gallery and see it. the proj