john anderson, kelly >> i also wanted to speak for the youth. i'm 27 and i'm going to live a long time and climate is going to affect my life. i wanted to read a speech that my 17-year-old intern wrote to you. i'm a 17-year-old high school student. as i'm sure you are aware climate change is a huge threat that needs to be addressed now. the decisions you make about this issue will affect my opportunities in the future. in addition i want to read a statement from tiffany clark who is a 22-year-old senior at usf. san francisco and california is experiencing a climate change. we must change this disruption. climate change is happening right at this moment. it's important that implementation of cleanpowersf happen soon. i strongly urge you that you set rates as soon as possible. we must act now. please act on their behalf. >>supervisor london breed: thank you, next speaker, please. >> hello, my name is sheila hernandez, a san francisco resident. i want to tell a story about the last time i came and talked to the puc was 6 years ago in this building

jay harris john anderson. lots of hoops on thursday evening. >> here we go. spurs-clippers.rom right next door. tim duncan. timmy. jordan doing what he does best attacking the rim over bell nelly. that's called a what? >> a thrunk. >> a throwdown dunk. look at bell nelinelli. manu can't get back. clippers win it, 119-115. stout. >>> russell westbrook and kevin durant ready to get the second half of the season started. mavericks and thunder. mon ta monta ellis. westbrook takes advantage. right at the rim. attacks it hard. watch it again. mavericks are like duh, we should have guarded him. fourth quarter, thunder up 12. gets to the rim. and they're still like yeah we should have guarded him. kevin durant comes off the floor limping. he had issues at the all-star game. says he'll be all right. just a little sore. thunder win, westbrook, 34 points 10 assists. >> do you get the sense that no matter what you played in the schoolyard schoolyard russell westbrook would have been the first pick? >> absolutely. >> heard he was amazeing at jai alai. >>> the one month the white house sp

jay harris, john anderson. lots of hoops on thursday evening. >> all right. here we go.urs-clippers. from right next door. tim duncan. timmy. third quarter. diondre jordan doing what he does best which is attacking the rim over marco belinelli. i learned a new term in this one. that's called a what? >> a thrunk. >> a throwdown dunk. look at bellinelli. manu can't get back. chris paul creating space. clippers win it, 119-115. jordan 26 and 18, stout! >>> russell westbrook and kevin durant ready to get the second half of the season started. mavericks and thunder. first quarter. monta ellis. chandler parsons in poor defensive possession. westbrook takes advantage. right at the rim. attacks it hard. watch it again. mavericks are like, duh, we should have guarded him. >> yeah. >> fourth quarter, thunder up 12. gets to the rim. and they're still like, yeah, we should have guarded him. kevin durant comes off the floor limping. he had issues at the all-star game. says he'll be all right. just a little sore. thunder win, westbrook, 34 points, 10 assists. >> do you get the sense t

so today let's take a look at the live and listen to the voice of mayor john anderson. >> ♪ ♪ ava mariawe've heard so many versions of this song. marion anderson was born in philadelphia. became the first african-american singer to perform as a member of the metropolitan opera in new york. by the late 1930's, anderson's voice had made her famous on both sides of the atlantic, here in the u.s., she was invited by president roosevelt and his wife eleanor to perform at the white house. the first african-american ever to receive that honor. in 1939 her performance at the lincoln memorial seen here, set the stage for the civil rights era. you see earlier this year performance in washington dc constitution hall was denied, as the hall was being for strictly white performers, eleanor roosevelt first heard about this she was furious and book anderson instead for this. the much bigger lincoln memorial performance on easter sunday, 75,000 people watched in person, and it was broadcast nationwide. look at that crowd. >> wow. >> decades later what is that reminiscent every, that scene? >> dr. king

john. >> becky anderson for us in amman. thanks so much. >>> now to the politics of paying for the war on terror. democrats challenges the republicans to fund with no strings attached. dhs money running dry in weeks. they are offering a clean funding bill to not stop the bill on immigration. democrats don't want to be blamed for a shutdown. >>> the obama administration is releasing a new national security tragedy today. to deter and defeat american adversaries from moving forward and eradicate isis in syria and iraq. >>> the white house confirms it is authorizing the use of force against isis. the president is required by law to get congressional approval for any military action. he could in for a fierce political fight. house speaker john boehner with a set of hearings and discussions on the subject. >>> john kerry will take up the issue of the iran nuclear program on saturday. a state official says the secretary will meet with iranian foreign minister in munich to make sure iran is not developing nuclear weapons. iran insi

fantastic presidential candidate in 1980 that most of you are too young to remember by the name of john anderson. this was in chicago. i got to be the field coordinator because the democrats and republicans got all the guys with experience. i love what you do and i honor what you do and i want to say thank you as an american for what you are doing to restore faith that government can work. [applause] one of the things the governor and i were speaking about last night, as another restaurant guy , we are constantly running for office when we run restaurants. we are trying to get as many votes as we can possibly get. a city like new york has 26,000 restaurants. fair enough, it a 2000 when you eliminate the pizza parlors that only 16,000 when you eliminate the pizza parlors. it is not enough any longer to say this is the best restaurant because they had the best roast chicken. there are 60 incredible chefs who could argue they have the best roast chicken. in the old days, it was good enough to do that. now, we have the internet. the internet was to level the playing field in terms of being a leader

john. >> becky anderson thank you. >>> police in france detained six people of finances the jihadi networksthis is the second sweep in five days. the arrests were in southwest france. just last week eight suspected territories arrested in paris and lyon. >>> egyptian government suspended all soccer matches. 30 people were killed before the game started. they blamed it on stampeding fans that did not have tickets. some claims they were tear gassed when they were entering the stadium. two years ago, more than 30 people killed. >>> happening now, a showdown over gay marriage in alabama. gay marriage becomes legal today, but the state's top judge has other plans. stay with us. hey! guess what day it is?? >>hump day! hummmp daaay! it's hump day! >>yeah! >>hey mike! mike mike mike mike mike! >>mike mike mike mike mike. hey! he knows! hey! guess what day it is! hey! camel! guess what day it is! >>it's not even wednesday. let it go, phil. if you're a camel, you put up with this all the time. it's what you do. (sigh) if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico.

fantastic presidential candidate in 1980 that most of you are too young to remember by the name of john anderson. this was in chicago. i got to be the field coordinator because the democrats and republicans got all the guys with experience. i love what you do and i honor what you do and i want to say thank you as an american for what you are doing to restore faith that government can work. [applause] one of the things the governor and i were speaking about last night, as another restaurant guy we are constantly running for office when we run restaurants. we are trying to get as many votes as we can possibly get. a city like new york has 26,000 restaurants. fair enough, it a 2000 when you eliminate the pizza parlors that only 16,000 when you eliminate votes as we can possibly get. the pizza parlors. it is not enough any longer to say this is the best restaurant because they had the best roast chicken. there are 60 incredible chefs who could argue they have the best roast chicken. in the old days, it was good enough to do that. now, we have the internet. the internet was to level the playing field

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anderson starts now. >>> good evening. john berman sitting in for anderson. here right now, there is chaos in congress. pure disarray. the breaking news no one knows in whether less than four hours the huge and vital department of homeland security will run out of money. and with the growing threat of isis this could not come at a worse time. a short time ago on the house floor, a watered down stopgap compromise most common denominator piece of legislation that would fund the department for just three weeks failed to pass. our dana bash has been following the

that's not inconsistent with what we know about false memory. >> john, do you -- >> anderson, if i couldadd a point. first of all, i do not buy this was a false memory. i would certainly be much more forgiving if it were a soldier with multiple tours in iraq but let's say it was. in this journalism profession, you don't do stories based on memory even if it involved yourself. you go back and look at the archives and the original storey. it would be the height of irresponsibility for brian williams to go on the air with something based on his memory. yeah, you tell stories maybe if you're in a tavern or family gathering based on memory but not the "nbc nightly news." >> i've also got to say, john, the iraq story, even when it was initially told, it was written very tightly, so that to a casual listener, it might have sounded as if he was in this convoy that was fired upon. even in the original telling, he didn't say, an rpg hit my helicopter. the way it was written, it was written tightly, i thought. >> i agree and anderson, one of the things that i think is really one of the casualties o

anderson starts now. >>> good evening. john berman sitting in for anderson. as we all sit here right now, there is chaos in congress. pure disarray. the breaking news no one knows in whether less than four hours the huge and vital department of homeland security will run out of money. and with the growing threat of isis this could not come at a worse time. a short time ago on the house floor, a watered down stopgap compromise most common denominator piece of legislation that would fund the department for just three weeks failed to pass. our dana bash has been following the late developments, joins us live now from capitol hill. just after 8 p.m. on the east coast. what's going on? >> reporter: what's going on is we're waiting for white smoke out of the house speaker's office which is right down the hall to see if they actually have a plan. our understanding in talking to sources in the republican party and even some democrats is that they're working on trying to shorten that stopgap measure instead of three weeks, which failed to just seven days for one week.

anderson. >> erin and john, the remaining presidents available are john f.dy, richard nixon, lyndon johnson. >> kennedy. >> we're going to show you a video and then ask the question. >> let the word go forth from this time and place to friend and foe alike. that the torch has been passed to a new generation of americans. >> that is his famous inaugural speech. to get the democrat's party nod to be candidate he had to beat out other nominees, name one. in order to get the democratic parties nod, he had to beat other nominates. >> past nominees, future nominees -- >> he had to beat out other people at the convention. >> at the convention -- lyndon johnson. >> that is correct. >> okay. let's take a look at how much you wagered. you wagered everything, you bet the house. it boils down to jake and lisyn. >> we'll go with richard nixon for 200. >> i welcome this kind of examination because people have to know whether or not their president is a crook. i'm not a crook. i have earned everything i've gotten. >> that was a press conference. that was richard nixon in a

anderson. >> thanks john. i'm really motivated to come up here and just urge everyone in this room to do what they can to promote this book. john mentioned earlier at the 3 million copies could be sold in short order that they could be on "the new york times" bestsellers list and she was telling us something that will last 200 people to get on the bestsellers list maybe two or three were people of color. more importantly i would challenge everyone to look at "the new york times" bestsellers list and think about what books are on their better of such importance to so many people in this country. we need to be having this national conversation of which -- i wish my own family had started it before we did. i had a hard time listening to her story tonight that i'll bet a lot of you did too. write the blogs, but reviews on line send it out through social media channels. we should all be doing a lot to generate this national conversation through this book. >> thank you sarah. [applause] others that would like to ask

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anderson. >> erin and john, the remaining presidents available to you are john f.ennedy, richard nixon, lyndon johnson. >> okay. kennedy. >> okay. we're going to show you a video, then ask a question. >> let the word go forth from this time and place to friend and foe alike that the torch has been passed to a new generation of americans. >> that, of course was john fchf kennedy's famous speech. in order to get the nod he had to beat out two other nominees. in order to get the democratic party's nod to be the candidate he had to beat out other nominees. >> i don't understand the question. past nominees? future nominees? >> other people at the convention. >> at the convention. lyndon johnson. >> that is correct. lyndon johnson. >> he didn't even take 20 seconds. >> okay. >> let's take a look at how much you wagered. you wagered everything. you bet the house. it all boils down to jake and alisyn. you only have two categories. >> we'll go with richard nixon for 200, alex. >> all right, let's take a look at the video. >> i welcome this kind of examination, because peopl

anderson. >> thanks, john. i know i'm going to come across as just a plant in the audience because i'm really motivated to come. it just urge everyone in this room to do what they can to promote this book. john mentioned earlier that if 3000 copies could be sold in short order that ai-jen could get off a new kind best sellers list. she was telling us earlier that something like at the last two people to get on the best socialist maybe what, two or three were people of color? at the more importantly of which is challenge able to look at "the new york times" bestsellers list and think about what books are on their that are of such importance to so many people in this country? we need to be having this a national conversation. i wish my own family had started it earlier than we did. i had a hard time with this storystore tonight but i'm sure a lot of you did come to. put reviews online, send it out for your social media channels. we should all be doing a lot to really generate this national conversation through th

when he got back to britain and i view these as casualties just as rupert thornhill and john burchill and mark anderson. although we all know about the many problems in the va system i think the british are behind on all of this. >> host: is there any talk whatsoever about reinventing the system or improving the system or developing in a way to take care of that? >> guest: there is always debate about it and for instance they talk about a new tracking system so you put in the national health service i.d. number and you put in the code which shows doctors that this person served but effectively you still have a national health system where soldiers leave the military and become veterans and go out in the civilian system with very little help in any kind of military context. >> host: are they falling back at all on the falklands campaign and do you try to learn lessons from what happened? >> guest: they are. there is a study of the falklands suicides which the ministry of defense commission. i have a number of problems with the methodology of that which is kind of opaque because it's very hard but they w

. >>> john berman sitting in for anderson. we begin with breaking news. blizzard warnings up again for a whole lot of people tonight. people thought the recent one two punch, actually one two three punch that buried them in three feet of snow and more in some places they thought it might be it for a while. nope. on the way, more snow hurricane force winds and now bitter bitter cold. so from the midwest to maine, tens of millions of people including those poor souls in boston are getting ready to face it all over again. let's bring in ivan cabrera in the weather center in atlanta. he's followed all the watches and warnings. ivan how bad is it going to be? >> i think it has the potential to be worse than the last storm. not because of how much snowfall but because of the wind. anywhere from 65 to 75 miles an hour. that's going to be an issue with the wind along the coast and the potential for coastal flooding and power outages. these blizzard extend to 495. if you're familiar with the area 40 miles west of boston. this is going to be a high impact storm and

. >>> john berman sitting in for anderson. we begin with breaking news.izzard warnings up again for a whole lot of people tonight. people thought the recent one two punch, actually one two three punch that buried them in three feet of snow and more in some places they thought it might be it for a while. nope. on the way, more snow hurricane force winds and now bitter bitter cold. so from the midwest to maine, tens of millions of people including those poor souls in boston are getting ready to face it all over again. let's bring in ivan cabrera

john? >> the defining moment. strong words, becky anderson for us in the uae. thank you. >>> we are not showing that video but we are describing it and it is brutal. it's heinous. and it is the apparent murder by isis of that pilot, mu'ash al kaseasbeh. it's prompting outrage around the world. this propaganda video, a clear effort to rally new fighters to syria and iraq to energize and electrify the kind of people who are attracted to this brutality. at the same time the terror group has launched a new attack against the city of kirkuk. iraqi, kurdish peshmerga forces fighting back trying to stop this isis advance. standing by live just miles from the front line in that fight is international correspondent phil black. he's got the latest. good morning, phil. >> reporter: good morning, christine. isis continues to prove that this region in northern iraq that it is a potent fighting force. that is despite a great increase in pressure by both kurdish fighters on the ground here and international air power from above, those two forces together have successfully to

john berman here sitting in for anderson tonight.ckly comes under fire. we have exclusive reporting to get right to the truth of the matter or the lack thereof and we have breaking news. brian stelter and tom learned nbc investigation is nowhere near done, the words of a senior network source. it has widened, we are now learning beyond his initial inaccurate account of the 2003 iraq war mission in which he falsely claimed his chopper was hit by enemy hire. there are new questions about his account of being in berlin when the wall came down and his claims t

. >> john lee anderson who is an intrepid foreign correspondent went to libya which is extremely hardremely hard because everything is collapsed. this is a failed state. we refer to this as a great foreign policy success sometimes in the very quick rhetoric of the american discussion but let's review what happened. the united states is part of a coalition, rescued people in benghazi rescued people in benghazind gadhafi's government and gadhafi himself quickly collapsed thereafter. which seems like a form of success. but what's been left behind there is absolute chaos and day-to-day violence and killing. there's no controlling government there. it is a highway to hell. so it really poses the dilemma of what the united states should do in this terrible landscape of conflict and cruelty. >> richard haass, as you hear david talk about the state of libya, perfect ripe situation for isis to step innd and recruit. that's exactly -- >> absolutely. >> -- perfect recipe for this. >> there's a vacuum there. they're essentially filling it. i'm not as persuaded that david that we had to go in and

. >>> good ooef ngevening, john berman here sitting in for anderson.illiams story emerges and comes under fire. we have exclusive reporting to get to the truth of the matter or the lack thereof, and breaking news. cnn's brian stelter and tom collude have learned that the nbc internal investigation is nowhere near done and that is widening we are learning beyond the initial account of the 2003 iraq war mission where he fa

john berman here sitting in for anderson tonight. a new ryan williams war story emerges and quickly comes under fire. we have exclusive reporting to get right to the truth of the matter or the lack thereof and we have breaking news. brian stelter and tom learned nbc investigation is nowhere near done, the words of a senior network source. it has widened, we are now learning beyond his initial inaccurate account of the 2003 iraq war mission in which he falsely claimed his chopper was hit by enemy hire. there are new questions about his account of being in berlin when the wall came down and his claims that he met pope john paul ii in college. huffington post another questionable story come to light like the one that got him suspended for six months involves a helicopter a dangerous mission and troops that he bonded with. and just like that story, this one is utterly compelling. it is packed with a vivid detail and masterfully told. a gripping account of flying in iraq during the war with seal team 6 and later being sent to souvenir fro

>>> good ooef ngevening, john berman here sitting in for anderson. a new brian williams story emerges and comes under fire. we have exclusive reporting to get to the truth of the matter or the lack thereof, and breaking news. cnn's brian stelter and tom collude have learned that the nbc internal investigation is nowhere near done and that is widening we are learning beyond the initial account of the 2003 iraq war mission where he falsely claimed that the chopper was hit by enemy fire. there are new accounts of him being in berlin when the wall came down, and his claims that he met pope john paul the second when he was in college. additionally by the way of "huffington post," another questionable story has come the light, and just like the one that got him suspended for six months it involves a helicopterer andhelicopter er and a troops and it is compelling and packed with detail and masterfully told the and account of flying in iraq in a war with seal team six and then sent a souvenir from the raid that killed osama bin laden which sounds too good to

. >> we're joined by john heilemann and mark halperin. kristen soltis anderson van jones from cnn. welcome to you all. mark, let me begin with you. jon talked about the new team. she's got barack obama's pollster his media adviser, communications director. brand-new campaign hierarchy. dan ball the dean of political reporters says she has a different campaign. will she be different, too? >> it's all about her. the staffers are important. they know the way to win. they have all won presidential campaigns. they won't be afraid to stand up to her or her husband. the ad maker. these are people who know the mechanics of modern presidential campaigns. she's got the right structure in place. i thinked a dan said the candidate matters most. she has to introduce herself to the public. there's an advantage to not having a contested fight while the republicans have one of the most contested figs we have seen. she may squander this year by announcing late and doing what she often does overthinking every decision. >> will she have to debate? it doesn't look like there's a ca

john terios. what's the latest now? >> we have reports on the ground anderson in the last 15 minutes. the good news is that the fire is out. this has been confirmed by the dubai civil defense in the last 15 minutes. just to recap for our viewers watching this from any part of the world right now, this is a building that is 79 stories high. that actually houses 676 units. our producer on the ground said there's seven long fire trucks on the scene and five fire vans and one ambulance, but civil defense has confirmed, again, the last quarter hour, there are no injuries. now, there are hundreds of people apparently that have evacuated the building and looking to see if they can get back in the building. the word that we have from on the ground is those at the 50th floor or above, this fire happened around the 50th floor trying to confirm exactly which floor it is will not be able to go back into the building. this is 5:00 in the morning anytime soon. we'll see what happens to those residents going forward. again, this is a very well known building on the dubai skyline. anderson you've bee

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john wall, the wild shot, and one. berrno spilled beer there. the wizards end their five-game losing streak, 114-77. another top matchup, third-ranked virginia facing ninth-ranked louisville. 17-13 uva. justin anderson, like clockwork. he would miss the second half with a hand injury. later, malcolm brogdon picking up the slack. goes inside, the flush. virginia up 11. later in the second, virginia up seven, brogden fires up the trey. the final for this one, 52-47. rematch between georgetown and villanova. nova deriving, cannot hold onto it, but isaac copeland cleans it up. nova would go on a 13-0 run and hit seven three pointers in the first half, including that one. the wildcats get the lead. second half, nova up i-20. they continue to drain the three. nova drained 12 three pointers on the day and blowout the hoyas, 69-53. george mason and st. joe's. patrick holloway driving, the dish, thompson, the slam. mason down five. later in the second, 47-30 nine street joe's. check out aaron brown. that is to of his 11, off the bench. mason loses, 58-54. florida state-virginia tech, second half. hill with the pass in the corner, drains the three. he led the way with 19 points. fsu used it superior size to i

anderson. somehow, some way, the cavaliers keep on winning. the second rank team in the country showing everyone why they're such a complete team. fans pumped up at johns arena tonight. the cavaliers hosting florida state. second half action scary moment here. malcolm brogdan and london perentez collide. how about that -- still down on the ground. watch it one more time. the starting backcourt collide heads, brogdon returned. p perentez did not. just over three minutes to play the cavaliers clinging to the four-point lead. and look who it is -- brogdon with the huge bucket. he had four suspense. virginia wins 51-41 to improv to 25-1 on the season. up next a visit to wake forest on wednesday. >>> nba. randy whitman and the wayards visiting the detroit pistons. first quarter, it's the new guy. ramon sessions driving and finding the reverse lay-up. session has five assists, send points. add 24 to that. just over two minutes to play in the first half. off this detroit miss john wall is running, speeding down the court. finds butler for the big-time jam. he had the double-double. wizards led by five at halftime. the second half detroit just took over. pope

anderson: they were quite an odd couple. houston did not drink, did not curse. marshall did. he enjoyed a good card game, his bourbon. justice john paul stevens: he had an army of stories that he would tell. partly because he'd had so much experience himself. he was really a profoundly gifted raconteur. narrator: the murray case made marshall a rising star in the naacp, but his preoccupation with civil rights left him with a failing law practice inhis tiny baltimore office - cluttered with unpaid bills. when he wrote houston for help, houston asked him to come to new york to work a temporary assignment in the national naacp office. and in october of 1936, thurgood and buster left his crowded family home in baltimore for new york city. when thurgood and buster first arrived in new york, they stayed with relatives until they found a small apartment in harlem. they would now be alone and on their own for the very first time. inan office across town the naacp was still basking in the glow of their first victory integrating the university of maryland law school - which energized houston's education strategy and gave it momentum. marsh

anderson starts now. >>> hey, good evening. thank you for joining us. the end of a day we learned the identity of the isis killer known as jihadi john we are learning aboutearch for what could be his latest young recruit recruit. four canadians maybe more potentially in syria potentially part of the fight already and we learned today from the director of counterterrorism center more than 40 westerners have gone off to fight for isis so far. that total including 180 americans according to the director of national intelligence and possibly those young canadians. our paula is there. >> reporter: we know sometimes they were

anderson starts now. >>> hey, good evening. thank you for joining us. the end of a day we learned the identity of the isis killer known as jihadi john we are learning about the search for what could be his latest young recruit recruit. four canadians maybe more potentially in syria potentially part of the fight already and we learned today from the director of counterterrorism center more than 40 westerners have gone off to fight for isis so far. that total including 180 americans according to the director of national intelligence and possibly those young canadians. our paula is there. >> reporter: we know sometimes they were radicalized the families alerted local authorities first they were missing. i it became apparent in a few days they went to national security officials and went to the middle east likely trying to get to syria in the hopes of joining isis. and the fact remains, anderson that these families are frantic right now trying to figure out what actually happened to their children. >> so their exact location right now is not known. >> reporter: no and in fact security officials on the ground in turkey are trying to help canadian officials bu

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anderson was also a gay man with a same-sex partner but a design clear of the sexual orientation factored into the deadly attack. on wednesday deryl paul dedmon received 50 years, john aaron rice, 18.5, and dylan wade butler, seven years. all were convicted of the commission of a hate crime. republican governor bruce rauner of illinois has launched a new effort to undermine the state's public sector unions will stop you shoot an executive order this week that bars unions from requiring all state workers to pay fees equivalent to union dues. the measure applies to around 6,500 illinois public workers who pay fees to unions but are not members. around 42,000 state employees are unionized. union leaders have argued the fair share fees are justified because non-members still benefit from collective bargaining. rauner, a former private equity manager, is the latest midwestern republican governor to challenge public sector employees following similar measures in wisconsin, indiana and michigan. in response, illinois labor leader roberta lynch called the order a -- "blatantly illegal abuse of power that can't hide [rauner's] real agenda: silencing working people and their