john e. connolly jr. >> james lee connor >> jonathan m. connors >> kevin patrick connors >> kevin f. conroy >> brenda e. conway >> dennis michael cook >> helen d. cook >> jeffery w. coombs >> john a. cooper >> joseph john coppo jr. >> gerard j. coppola >> joseph albert corbett >> john j. corcoran iii >> alejandro cordero >> robert joseph cordice >> ruben d. correa >> danny a. correa-gutierrez >> james j. corrigan, retired >> carlos cortes rodriguez >> kevin cosgrove >> dolores marie costa >> digna alexandra costanza >> michael s. costello >> charles gregory costello jr. >> conrod k. cottoy sr. >> martin john coughlan >> john g. coughlin >> timothy j. coughlin >> james e. cove >> and my brother angel perez. i miss you. it's been 14 years. haven't stopped thinking of you. >> and my uncle who we love and miss every day of the year. >> andre cox >> frederick john cox >> james raymond coyle >> michelle coyle-eulau >> christopher seton cramer >> denise elizabeth crant >> james leslie crawford jr. >> robert james crawford >> tara kathleen creamer >> joanne mary cregan >> lucy crifasi >> john

. >> for more than 35 years, john lee anderson has been reporting from conflict zones such as syria, lied about my age and traveled around africa. when i was 13, i told people i was 26. >> in the early 1990s while researching a biography, he and his family moved to cuba and ended up staying for three years. you lived here during the special period which was not so special. that was the bad times. the russians had pulled out. soviets all done. >> the economy went like this. 90%. it just tanked. >> cuba lost 80% of its import goods which led to widespread hunger, malnutrition, and a nose dive for the already difficult quality of life on the island. >> there was one place where we could buy food which was a soviet-style place with food that was flown in. quite bad food. under fidel's rule, that's the way it was. >> it's like a cargo cult version of chinese food here. dumplings. the szechuan chicken dish that's about as szechuan as i am. what's going to happen next? >> the uptick, when raul and obama said we decided to make friends again, the surge in tourism and american interests in cu

lowe. >> gary w. >> john. >> edward locket the second. >> lee charles. >> john thomas. >> daniel lugoucas. >> william, jr. >> michael v. london. >> christopher. >> anthony luke. >> gary lutnick. >> linda. >> alexander ligon. >> peter lynch. james. lynch, jr. >> lewis a. lynch. >> michael francis lynch. >> michael francis lynch. >> richard d. lynch, jr., and my father john joseph fannon. we all love and miss you tremendous. i'm so proud to be your daughter as named after you. i hope you're proud of the person i am today and to your beautiful granddaughter who you never met, she hears about her grandpa jack all of the time. and to my three fellow who also perished on that horrible day, may you all rest in peace. >> and my sister juanita lee, nina we miss you every day. not a day goes back that we don't think about you. you will be proud of your daughter nikki who is doing a beautiful job raising your brilliant and beautiful granddaughter, continue to be out angel and watch over us until we meet again, sister. >> robert henry, jr. >> sean lynch. >> mÓnica. >> patrick lyon. >> robert fran

john e. connolly, jr. james lee connor jonathan m. connors kevin patrick connors kevin f. conroy brenda e. conway dennis michael cook helen d. cook john a. cooper joseph john coppo, jr. gerard j. coppola joseph albert corbett alejandro cordero robert cordice ruben d. correa danny a. correa-gutierrez james j. corrigan carlos cortes kevin cosgrove dolores marie costa digna alexandra costanza charles gregory costello, jr. michael s. costello conrod k. cottoy [reading names] .. you. >> and my uncle, john james will love and miss every day of the year. [reading names] [readingnames] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and michael go. we will always love you and remember you. [speaking spanish] >> and my nephew, jonathan capello. jonathan, you are sorely missed by her parents and two brothers as well as the rest of your extended family. century taken from his 14 years ago, you have 12 new nieces, nephews and cousins who are all learning about their uncle john and the truly special person you were. we all love and miss you. [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading na

and then we have john lee, another nice shot. he has his huge side nice as well. bayonets also figure in horse play, it is very on photograph for we have an enlisted man miming that he is banned having his commanding -- bayonets and his commanding officer. really if you read into this a little bit, it is now like a plaything. it has been disregarded so much of a weapon. they are playing around with it. , 1862 he says we had a long and that -- bayonets and skirmish drill and we were called out for brigade drill. the second platoon came near running the first platoon through. at a coming in double-click. the first platoon had their gun stacked. , supposing they would throw up their guns. bayonet charge on the other half of his company. that they did not stop and instead they made for them on a dead run. i ordered halt and they stopped not more than two feet from their breasts. one man got it through his coat sleeve. of as awhat i think disregarding of the power of the bayonet. really what it evolved into during the civil war is a multi tool that is used for also the

then you have john lee. they and figure in horseplay. this is an odd photograph where we have an enlisted man miming he is by a netting his commanding officer who is shooting him with his revolver. maybe these guys are expressing some inner dark anger towards each other. but we see this bayonets. if you read into this a bit, the bayonet is really like a plaything. we go to charles hayden for another example of this. if every 21st, 1862. hayden said -- we had a long bayonet and skirmish grill -- drill before noon. the second platoon under my command came near running the first platoon through this morning. i was coming in. he's coming in with his second platoon. i was coming in at a double quick. the first platoon had their guns stacked and was standing in line. i ordered, charge, supposing that they would stop or throw up their guns when they came to them or you orders a day on the other half of his company essentially. but they did not stop. he writes, instead they made for them on a dead run. i roared, halt, and they stopped within its

we don't have that here but we do have this interesting portrait of john doyle lee -- board late by peel. he was an energetic man who always had projects going. he made saddles and did metalwork. he was born in maryland and lived in annapolis. he traveled back and forth to philadelphia and various places to do portraits. he decided he would do paintings. like copley he eventually went , to england and studied for a couple of years with benjamin west. benjamin west was an amazing figure who welcomed almost every painter we will talk about today except for savage. west was always welcoming and he never held anything back. he always told everything he knew, so he was willing to share everything he knew. this painting by charles wilson peel is a man who was a lawyer and a businessman in annapolis. he is one of the men who put money together in order to send charles to england to study with west. he and about 10 men put together funds in order to give peel a fellowship with benjamin west and then he came back to paint in annapolis and eventually moved to philadelphia. this painting shows him

john. >> edward locket the second. >> lee charles. >> john thomas. >> daniel lugo. >> mary lucas. >> william, jr. >> michael v. london. >> christopher. >> anthony luke. >> gary lutnick. >> linda. >> alexander ligon. >> peter lynch. james. lynch, jr. >> lewis a. lynch. >> michael francis lynch. >> michael francis lynch. >> richard d. lynch, jr., and my father john joseph fannon. we all love and miss you tremendous. i'm so proud to be your daughter as named after you. i hope you're proud of the person i am today and to your beautiful granddaughter who you never met, she hears about her grandpa jack all of the time. and to my three fellow who also perished on that horrible day, may you all rest in peace. >> and my sister juanita lee, nina we miss you every day. not a day goes back that we don't think about you. you will be proud of your daughter nikki who is doing a beautiful job raising your brilliant and beautiful granddaughter, continue to be out angel and watch over us until we meet again, sister. >> robert henry, jr. >> sean lynch. >> mÓnica. >> patrick lyon. >> robert francis. >> marian m

tino robert frank tipaldi john james tipping ii david tirado hector luis tirado jr. michelle leeitolo aleashio nicole titus. john j.tobin. richard j.todisco vladimir tomasevic stephen kevin tompsett thomas tong doris torres luis eduardo torres amy elizabeth toyen christopher michael traina daniel patrick trant abdoul karim traore glenn j. travers sr. walter phillip travers felicia traylor-bass james alth anthony tranchini lisa l. trerotola karamo terra michael trinidad francis joseph trombino gregory j. trost willy q troy. william tselepis jr. zhanetta tsoy michael patrick tucker lance richard tumulty ching ping tung simon james turner donald joseph tuzio robert t. twomey jennifer lynn tzemis john g. ueltzhoeffer >> and my nephew rafael gomez. we all miss you. all your family. i remember the happy times. i love you. your mom still love you. >> and to my son paul who we love and miss so much but know paul you're in the safest place you could ever be and that's right here in mommy's heart. we love you, and we miss you dearly. >> tyler victor ugolyn michael a. uliano jonathan j. uma

thank you. >> andrew james nobs. >> debra. >> rebecca lee. >> frank jay. >> gary edward. >> have -- vanessa. >> susan rose. >> abulay y. >> johnraymond hugh. >> andrew lapuente. >> katherine. >> jeffrey lee. >> joseph a. >> james patrick la -- >> janet lewis. >> david james. >> and my cousin, i know Ángel you are looking down on your wife michelle and the amazing job she has done in raising your two beautiful daughters. i stand here wearing my flight attendant uniform in honor american flight 11 and american flight 77. we will never forget you. [applause] >> and my son patrick. i can still remember # 14 years ago it was a tuesday morning when you left for work. i never know that you wouldn't return. i don't know what you were thinking but you are a true american hero. your my hero, your my son, i loved you. your family is here today, i know you're looking down smiling and shaking your head saying that i'm nervous, but i am, so god bless, son, love you, keep smiling. [applause] [bells] [silence] >> michael patrick laport. michael patrick laport. >> alan charles. >> juan mÉndez lapuente. >> vincent anthony. >> william david lake

lee and john middleton were among the lead private contributors. phillies co-owner vows this building is not the end of their work. >> we cannot end our quest until those words up there are true, because none of us are home until all of us are home. >> reporter: in chinatown, katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> music education came to life for students in trenton, new jersey today. >> ♪ >>> the philly pops brass quintet performed at dunn middle school. musicians also talked to students about brass instruments and different styles of music. the musicians are promoting an upcoming charity concert, a tribute to the beatles, a concert on october 3rd. they he marked the united nations international day of peace with a peace parade in the the mount airy section of philadelphia. several hundred people marched down germantown avenue holding signs and displaying t-shirts with the names of people who have been lost to violence in philadelphia. the march was organized in part by students from parkway northwest high school for peace and social justice.

. >> john gerard monahan. >> kristin lee montanaro. >> craig mont tarnow. >> michael g. >> carlos alberto montoya. >> antonio to jesus montoya valdes. >> cheryl and. >> thomas carlo moody. >> sharon moore. >> loralee. >> carlos manuel. >> carla e. >> sonja mercedes morale us. >> gerard p! michael moran. >> catherine moran. >> lindsey moorhouse. >> nicole moreno. >> dorothy morgan. >> richard j. morgan. >> nancy morgan. >> blanca morocho. >> jeramomo morocho. >> james gerard. >> and my husband firefighter michael carl. i love you, love you. love never dies. >> and my son ryan. we continue to love you and miss you so very much. god bless our troops, god bless our first responders, god bless new york city and god bless america. [applause] >> lynn morris. >> zeth alan morris. >> christopher morrison. >> william david. >> ryan a. moss. >> marco. >> can ican i >> jude joseph. >> damiÁn o'neil. >> christopher michael. >> richard, jr. >> michael mullan. >> michael. >> peter james. >> michael joseph mullan. >> nancy nÚÑez. >> francisco nÚÑez. >> carlos mario muÑoz. >> teresa. >> robert michael. >>

mind sort of reminiscent of the infamous beltway sniper attacks back in 2002 perpetrated by john mohamed and lees later executed, he's on the left. malvo's doing left. their motive was islamic jihad and, in fact, at least one terrorism conviction was had in that case. >> right. yeah, gregg, that's a great point. i was in washington, d.c. in the maryland area, an instructor at the secret service training center in prince georges county at time, so i remember vividly how that paralyzed the entire area, the mohamed shootings there. this kind of thing, and this is what really frightens me about these lone wolf-style attacks if this is the case in this incident in arizona, these multiple incidents, it's very difficult, gregg, to pick up and close these cases down because the investigative bread crumbs are so few. think about it, there's very little training needed. obviously, you just have to learn how to pull a trigger at this case. basic marksmanship at best. there's a small network, there's not a lot of p planning, and each step leaves an investigative bread crumb that an investigator can pick up.

the attacks carried out by john allen mohammed and lee boyd malvo.es mccoy unleashed a series of 24 sniper attacks along interstate 270, around columbus, ohio, one person was killed. >> we watch people here driving up and down the road. just because you are in your car and moving, maybe a decent speed, you are a sitting target. >> any time you are in a vehicle, you are trapped. >> reporter: the chief has spent more than 30 years in law enforcement. he investigated hundreds of murder cases and at least a dozen different highway shootings for the dallas police department. he says each shooter's motive may be different but they all have one thing in common. >> they're not going to stop shooting until they are captured. i think these people are going to be more taking more chances because i think right now they are getting off on what it is they are doing. >> reporter: last year a gunman shot nine cars on the highways of kansas city over a month. >> the glass from the back and hit us in the back of the head. >> reporter: after police work, a 27-year-old

lee's double mastectomy. how new york's governor helped her heal. >> he said, you're g i love you. >>plus, where is sean penn filing a$10 million lawsuit against "empire's" creator. >> and is john crier on ncis? >> i saved mark harman's life. >> shut up. >> now this is "entertainment tonight." >> sandra lee's first interview since her double mastectomy and joan regaining her life after breast cancer these two prominent and inspiring women on the way. viola, amy, tiraji are among big emmy stars making more news today. >> tiraji after the emmys. pushing past the paparazzi at lax and holding her adorable yorky. she is speaking out on the history making night telling ellen deserved to win in their category. >> can you not win an emmy for roles that are not. there. >> i feel like the universe needed to hear that message last night. you know? >> it would have been good. it would have been great. i just think that the universe ordered up what it needs when it needs it. >> meanwhile, that is the emmy winner carrying her award in elegant black box at jon hamm kept it casual after his win stepping out a plain white t and khaki shorts. next,breakup. jane the virgin's gina rodriguez hit th

prosecutors have charged 28-year-old tie lee wilbur for the murder of john green.reen was waiting outside the venue on south street for rapper lil durk's concert when they got into a stuff and wilbur faces. he faces murder and other charge. >> chester county community is reeling tonight. five-year-old woman known for helping others is one of two people hit and killed by a taxi here in philadelphia. fox 29's dave schratwieser spoke to her heart broken co-workers. >> we loved having her as part of our family wean truly going to miss her. >> reporter: somber mood hung over the ymca in phoenixville tuesday as members and staff tried to deal with the tragic death of 25-year-old amanda. >> she was a wonderful vibrant young woman, um, had her whole life in front of her. she lived life to the fullest. >> reporter: amanda and brian botti of baltimore died early monday weren't when they were hit by a taxi cab crossing broad street near arch. both had been attending the made in america festival. >> any time you hear something like that happening, it's just tragic. you know, f

john ii. here is a live lee at the art museum though, it's a little bit tough to see.one of the pieces is from michelangelo and part of an exhibit that features a story from greek mythology. >>> president obama and the first lady will greet pope francis when he arrive in the united states. andrews air force base. the white house says president obama will make a papal exception and greet the pope when he arrives at andrews air force brake. people who want to get from south jersey, you will be able to bring your bicycle to philadelphia if you walk it over the ben franklin bridge during the pedestrian only times. you have to walk your bike. you can't ride it. also you cannot bring your bike on the patco train. if you do ride the train, keep this in mind. you have to collapse strollers because the trains are expected to be packed. >>> check our app what you can and cannot bring during the papal visit and you will find the pope's itinerary and the road closures and mass transit changes. >>> a serial sniper could be on the loose in financially. investigators say nine shootin

the attacks carried out by john alan mohammed and lee boyd malvo.ear later, charles mccoy unleashed a series of attacks in columbus, ohio. one person was killed. >> just because you are in your car and moving at a decent speed, you are a sitting target. >> any time you are in a vehicle, you are trapped. >> chief craig miller has spent more than 30 years in law enforcement. he investigated hundreds of murder cases and at least a dozen different highway shootings for the dallas police department. he says each shooter's motive may be different but they all have one thing in common. >> they are not going to stop -- they are not going to stop shooting until they are captured. i think that these people are going to be taking more chances because i think right now they are getting off on what it is that they are doing. >> last year, a gunman shot nine cars on the highways of kansas city over the course of a month. >> just glass shattered in the back and hit us in the back of the head. we didn't know what was going on. >> after intense policework, a 27-year

john f. kennedy? the commission answered unequivocally lee harvey oswald.ne or was he a member of a conspiracy? the commission answers he acted alone. >> we knew most people were not going to read all of the warren commission report. so cbs news wanted to bring to air an understandable form for the public at large what the warren commission itself found. >> there was nothing to support the speculation that oswald was an agent, employee or informant of the fbi or the cia or any other governmental agency. >> oswald owned the murder the mail order purchase slip for rifle. the mail order purchase slip for that rifle was in his handwriting. oswald's palm print was found on a surface of the gun. >> the media had all concluded that this was the most exhaustive investigation, case closed. oswald did it alone. >> the commission concludes that three shots were fired. all of them from this sixth floor window in the texas school book depository. >> the cumulative evidence of eyewitness, firearms, and ballistic experts and medical authorities demonstrated that the shots

purportedly everybody everybody -- except for john wilkes-booth helping move forward once the gettysburg address was proclaimed and once you had general lee give general grant his sword and in my view from what the president who followed did i think should have been impeached. he should have been tried for treason and all of the northern troops the union troops out of the south and allowing the rampage against the former slaves to take place and the horrors that took place for many years thereafter, i think there is a betrayal of these lofty statements that are contained in the forming of this union and the further portrayal happens to be what occurred at every war where african-americans were told he will be free and you will have equal rights and we have riots, murders etc. taking place thereafter. do you think that maybe the next step that's important would be to write the wrong maybe where a lot of folks who are in the confederacy just say that leigh just gave grant his sword and the president of the confederacy etc. or what would be your thoughts on that in terms of next steps? >> thank you very much. that's a very challenging questi

john's. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> it's all lucky day. look who's with us today. we're going to wake her up in a few minutes to join us, the beautiful, the very funny, the incredibly curvy whitney cummings. we'll get all the other secrets -- oh! >> did you just say all the other secrets? well -- >> oh, no! >> come on. show some courage. come on, control room. show some courage. >> hi, everybody. welcome to my show. >> it is the beautiful whitney. and we're going to be yakking at her. >> in just a little bit. >> they really are afraid to come back to what she's going to do. that was quite the -- >> there's no way that -- my legs touch. did you guys see my penis? i feel like i tucked it pretty well. did i not tuck it under well enough? >> oh, my god. >> you and lenny kravitz. it's wine day wednesday. the last day of september. >> whitney is with us and we're going to have fun with her in a little bit. she's got a lot to talk about. >> uh-huh. >> no, don't. >> trying to fit these in. >> look, our director is te

in a letter to the board of supervisors, lee says the ordnance directly endangers pedestrians and other cyclists. supervisor john avalos introduced the ordnance last week. he tells the bay area news group he is not certain he could muster the necessary eight votes to overcome a mayoral veto. >>> transportation officials in washington state have suspended operations at the seattle tour company who's duck boat crash into a charter bus last week. five people were killed and dozens others were injured. the duck boats will be kept off the streets while investigators inspect the vehicles and review driver and maintenance records. sunday federal investigators announced the duck boat involved in the crash did not have an axel repair despite a recommendation to do so back in 2013. the front left axel was found sheered off but it's not clear if it broke before or during the collision. >>> the the last foster freeze on the peninsula is set to close its doors tomorrow. it has been in menlo park since 1946. he says it's just too expensive to stay open. some neighbors have raised thousands of dollars to help the shop open but

city supervisors john avalos involving police and cyclists. mayor lee is already warning the board to expect a veto if it is approved. >>> at 6:09. the new way california hopes to catch hit and run drivers. >>> google getting ready to unveil new gadgets later today. but not just the products everyone will be talking about. new this morning: ==laura/cu== a road to nowhere involving ambulance rides >>> at 6:12. new this morning road to no where involving ambulance rides in some of america's largest cities and fraud costing taxpayers millions of dollars. a new federal audit finds medicare paid $30 million for ambulance rides for which there is no record of patient/medical care. and that only represented a six-month period in 2012. four cities for half of the accountable buildings. >>> accounting for hit and run drivers. most of us have seen the amber alert messages on the freeway signs and phone when a child issing. that same technology used to find hit and run drivers. candace from our nbc station in sanationo reports on the new yellow alert. >> i had my

prosecutors have charged 28-year-old tie lee wilbur for the murder of john green.reen was waiting outside the venue on south street for rapper lil durk's concert when they got into a stuff and wilbur faces. he faces murder and other charge. >> chester county community is reeling tonight. five-year-old woman known for helping others is one of two people hit and killed by a taxi here in philadelphia. fox 29's dave schratwieser spoke to her heart broken co-workers. >> we loved having her as part of our family wean truly going to miss her. >> reporter: somber mood hung over the ymca in phoenixville tuesday as members and staff tried to deal with the tragic death of 25-year-old amanda. >> she was a wonderful vibrant young woman, um, had her whole life in front of her. she lived life to the fullest. >> reporter: amanda and brian botti of baltimore died early monday weren't when they were hit by a taxi cab crossing broad street near arch. both had been attending the made in america festival. >> any time you hear something like that happening, it's just tragic. you know, f

booker t washington communities civic center and john burton foundation housing complex john turns into mayor ed lee. >> oh, (laughter) hello mayor ed lee. >> established in 1919 booker t has been embedded in the lives of african-americans and san francisco with a unique collaboration with the japanese-american communities at the opening the current facility in 1952 dr. howard dlardz it a center for all raze this new facility expands the critical services with an emphasis open affordable housing, education and health services as the united states senator representing the people of california i salute the booker t washington community civic and the john burton foundation housing complex and thank all you, you for our hard work and excellent services i extend my best wishes on a successful groundbreaking can you remember signed dianne feinstein united states senator washington, d.c. >> congratulation (clapping.) thank you on behalf of all san franciscans for the work that has gone into this. >> folks next i'd like to to introduce phil stone who bolgart it is phil stone the treasurer of our board and a

lee wellings, al jazeera. >> one of the most powerful men in u.s. government has resigned. speaker of the house john boehner's resignation, under pressure to step down for months by members of his own republican party. kimberly halkett reports. >> one day after a private meeting with pope francis and presiding over his historic speech, the most powerful catholic in the u.s. congress decided it was time to go. >> this morning i woke up, said my prayers, as i always do and i decided today's the day i'm going to do this. >> since 2011 he served, second in line to the u.s. presidency. under mounting pressure from within his own party to step down as speaker. >> this prolonged leadership turmoil would do irreparable harm to the institution. >> it's a move many hope will avoid a looming government shutdown. far right republicans have insisted legislation should include defunding planned parenthood, health clirchtion ct also provide abortion. avenues of boehner's departure was met with jubilation. >> speaker boehner announced that he will be resigning. >> reporter: it's not known who will replace bjorn. to

booker t washington communities civic center and john burton foundation housing complex john turns into mayor ed leeh, (laughter) hello mayor ed lee. >> established in 1919 booker t has been embedded in the lives of african-americans and san francisco with a unique collaboration with the japanese-american communities at the opening the current facility in 1952 dr. howard dlardz it a center for all raze this new facility expands the critical services with an emphasis open affordable housing, education and health services as the united states senator representing the people of california i salute the booker t washington community civic and the john burton foundation housing complex and thank all you, you for our hard work and excellent services i extend my best wishes on a successful groundbreaking can you remember signed dianne feinstein united states senator washington, d.c. >> congratulation (clapping.) thank you on behalf of all san franciscans for the work that has gone into this. >> folks next i'd like to to introduce phil stone who bolgart it is phil stone the treasurer of our board and also i

up with campaign issues violations with the commis hosting a matter and we see that ed lee basically out spent john avalos who the closest contender four to one and still went over the budget by nearly $300,000 and one of the main responsibilities of a mayor of the city and county of san francisco is to stay within the budget, and so it's alarming to me that he didn't stay within his means because i was raised to stay and live within my means so since he was out spending four to one why go over budget an extra $300,000 and that makes sense why he is scrambling about his underlings afterwards how we're going to pay off the debt in increments? $300,000 to retire after he had already won the election. people contributed millions of dollars in $500 increments and had to figure out a way to retire it so what are you going to do before the election to put our minds at ease about this matter? please let us know. >> thank you. >> good evening commissioners. i'm here to speak about the district 3 third party spending complaint that is before this commission. my name is ms. berry and i have lived in the dist

purportedly everybody everybody -- except for john wilkes-booth helping move forward once the gettysburg address was proclaimed and once you had general lee give general grant his sword and in my view from what the president who followed did i think should have been impeached. he should have been tried for treason and all of the northern troops the union troops out of the south and allowing the rampage against the former slaves to take place and the horrors that took place for many years thereafter, i think there is a betrayal of these lofty statements that are contained in the forming of this union and the further portrayal happens to be what occurred at every war where african-americans were told he will be free and you will have equal rights and we have riots, murders etc. taking place thereafter. do you think that maybe the next step that's important would be to write the wrong maybe where a lot of folks who are in the confederacy just say that leigh just gave grant his sword and the president of the confederacy etc. or what would be your thoughts on that in terms of next steps? >> thank you very much. that's a very challenging questi

john: let's talk biden. we talked about the iowa poll, it had them at 14% great if you bernie sanders and hillary clinton gain leeis, if you for you are joe biden sitting at home reading that poll what do you think about this iowa? is there an opening? more broadly, how you think joe is thinking about this? guest: a little truth in packaging here, as you know i love the vice president. of the principal reasons is he is real. he's genuine. he's a human. unlike a lot of other people in politics. what you see is what you get. to your question, if he is looking at those poll numbers, which i assume he must be if he is thinking about his future in terms of electoral politics, which you might be here's his problem. club that nobody wants to join. he has buried one of his children. ,o matter who is talking to him no matter what aid is talking to him no matter what advisor is coming to see him about iowa or new hampshire, he lives now in a frame of mind where a cloud ,ormation a song on the radio something that he sees in the car driving past is going to remind him of the boise lost. cargot know given the that he would h

booker t washington communities civic center and john burton foundation housing complex john turns into mayor ed leehello mayor ed lee. >> established in 1919 booker t has been embedded in the lives of african-americans and san francisco with a unique collaboration with the japanese-american communities at the opening the current facility in 1952 dr. howard dlardz it a center for all raze this new facility expands the critical services with an emphasis open affordable housing, education and health services as the united states senator representing the people of california i salute the booker t washington community civic and the john burton foundation housing complex and thank all you, you for our hard work and excellent services i extend my best wishes on a successful groundbreaking can you remember signed dianne feinstein united states senator washington, d.c. >> congratulation (clapping.) thank you on behalf of all san franciscans for the work that has gone into this. >> folks next i'd like to to introduce phil stone who bolgart it is phil stone the treasurer of our board and also i guess the seni

john, you are in second place. which category would you like to select? >> lee harvey oswald? is that what you want?our first mind. >> lee harvey oswald shooting. take a look at this video. >> i positively know nothing about this situation here. i would look to have legal representation. >> there is lee oswald. [ gunshot ] >> he has been shot. he has been shot. lee oswald has been shot. >> that was the live broadcast on november 24, 1963, the moment when jack ruby shot lee harvey oswald at dallas police headquarters. oswald was not initially arrested for assassinating president kennedy, why was oswald first apprehended? you have 15 seconds. >> he was in a movie theater. he was apprehended. after leaving a movie theater for shooting an officer. shooting a guy. >> i need an answer. >> picked up after leaving a movie theater as the suspect for the shooting of someone named tippet. >> that is correct. >> shooting of a dallas police officer, j.d. tippet. >> how much have you wagered? 800 -- all of it. 890. that gives you 1780. >> heaven help us is what it says. >> all right. it all boils down to what cat

. >> can you imagine, like, if lee harvey oswald had had the chance to spill his guts or john wilkes booth? i knew i had one of the most saddest and horrible stories that has ever been told in american journalism. >> i never had trouble admitting to my involvement in what i did, because i feel no shame for it. you see, with these tapes, i feel very free in talking. you've got this adrenaline pumping, but you force yourself to stay calm and not be noticed. i then pulled up to the light, which was red at the time, and then lit the main fuse, which was approximately two minutes. you could see someone calling me a coward with a 7,000-pound bomb. i lit the two-minute fuse at stoplight and i swear to god, that was the longest stoplight i ever sat in in my life. i'm thinking, okay, it's lit. green. green. i'm down, what, a minute 30? i pulled up to the building, pulled the parking brake, turned it off, and then i made sure my door was locked. stepped out and walked across the street. the mission was accomplished. i knew it was accomplished and it was over. >> without warning, all of a sudde

john's phone conversation with vladimir putin, too good to be real? tonight, the prank that fooled rock and roll royalty. >> this weather is no joke. i'm lee goldberg. the upper 80s from 10 to 13 degrees above average. still 74 beautiful degrees at >>> the notion of see something, say something taken to an extreme. a 14-year-old boy, a muslim, bringing a science project to his high school in texas. homemade digital clock, school officials thought it might be a bomb, he was arrested. strong and immediate reaction tonight on social media. the singer, williams tweeting, innovative, curious, bright minds like yours, move humanity forward, you're our future. by the way, he uses the hashtag, i stand with amed. and mark zuckerberg posting on facebook saying his invention should lead to applause, not arrest. and invited him to facebook to visit. now, we hear from the boy. >> so, i guess everyone knows i'm the person who built a clock and got in a lot of trouble. >> the 14-year-old smack in the center of a controversial flash point. involving religious and ethnic stereotyping. >> i built a clock to impress my teacher, but when i showed it to her, she thought

san francisco mayor ed lee says he will veto any legislation that would allow cyclist toss make rolling stops. that's according to the chronicle. last week supervisor john of a lows hoped to introduce legislation that would make ticketing cyclists the lowest priority for police. he said he is not willing to trade safety. >>> someone is laying out metal tax, it's happening on the popular route of kings mountain road and cyclists are alarmed. these tacks have been pos out along the road. eight riders of a cycling club had eight riders get flat tires. >> once the tacks get embedded sometimes it takes a while for the tires to deflate. it could be a while before you realize and if you are going at a high speed it's very easy to lose control of the bike with a high speed crash. >>> somebody had placed tacks pointy side up inside a crack on the road so they were guaranteed to get flats. >>> walter says something more needs to be done. he is trying to raise a $10,000 reward to find the person putting down the tacks. >>> in concord a homeowner fought back against a man who tried to sale a package off porch. the homeowner says his grown daughter watched them driv

we have john harwood joining us in a second, melissa lee still with us of course., a wide ranging -- okay. we are going to go back to donald trump. >> -- just remember something, when it's a bubble, it's a bubble, we can't be brought down by that bubble. they've done things that caused it. we can't be brought down by that bubble. thank you, everybody. thank you. thank you. [ applause ] >>> all right. now i think, mel sarks we are done. i didn't hear that question, i don't think anybody could. >> i'm not sure what he's referring to. i presume he is talking about china in the context of his remarks. here we go ago. >> -- he is an amazing man. he is as you know, right -- >> thank you. >> speaker of the house of indonesia, he is here to see me. setia novant no one of the most powerful men and a great man and his whole group is here to see me today, we will do great things for the united states, is that correct? >> yes. >> do they like me in indonesia. >> yes. thank you very much. >> speaker of the house in indonesia. thank you very much. >> apparently clinching the bac

john. as of now, you are set to appear on several episodes of "ncis." >> fantastic. now let's tourn a story that i know affected both of us very deeply. joan lunden and sandra lee sharing with us their emotional battle with cancer. >> i think it's important to note that more than 200,000 women are diagnosed with breast cancer each and every year. but these two stars are proof >> and tonight's big picture, joan and sandra survivors. >> how are you feeling? >> i am feeling great. >> tell me about the hair. i love it. i love it. >> i have hair back. i kind of digging it. you know, i never would have ever cut my hair like this. and it's kind of funny w somebody passes me in a store and says like your hair cu like i cut it. this is how my hair has grown back. i'm so happy to have it growing back. >> joan's journey included nine months of treatment, 16 rounds of chemotherapy, she lost her hair and before boldly doing this on the cover of "people," the 65-year-old experimented with many different wig many different looks. is this what you call the joan look? >> i became gi joan. i walked into a hair salon that i had never been to before and asked the lady behind the c

john kerry describing tonight's meeting between obama and putin as constructive. mr. putin calling it very good. >>> some showers moving in and they're going to stick around for a while. meteorologist lee goldberg tracking it in the weather center. >> we now have tropical storm joaquin in the atlanta, likely impact our area later in the week. meanwhile, couple sprinkles out there right now. just the beginning. we're still very warm but lots of changes in accuweather coming up. >>> plus, crashing down. heavy equipment cop van baby! i love that we're spending the weekend together. oh i know! hey, why don't you turn off your phone and all your stuff. good idea. it's off. mom? oh my internet is so slow when anyone else is using it. did you like want to do something? i am doing something. leave slow downloads behind. it's good to be back. the 100% fiber optics network gives you the fastest internet available for all your devices. get out of the past. get fios. >>> dramatic and exclusive surveillance video shows an incredibly close call in midtown manhattan. take a look again. pedestrians were near ly hit as a driver tipped over on west 30th near 6th avenue. the vehicle fell over while tryin

john, thank you. >>> the long-time girlfriend of the new york governor, andrew cuomo, celebrity chef sandra lee, says that she is now cancer-free and feeling good. she shared the news on "good morning america" today on abc. sandra lee said doctors diagnosed her with breast cancer earlier this year and last month an infection after her double mastectomy sent her back to the hospital. sandra lee said that she celebrated her recovery at the emmy awards on sunday. she walked the red carpet and said she was appropriately dressed in an all pink gown. good for her. >>> a group of world war ii veterans today made history as part of the first honor flight made up entirely of women. sever several nonprofit groups offer veterans free flights to washington, d.c. a local television station in cincinnati reports more than 140 vets flew from the cincinnati northern kentucky airport to the nation's capital. the vets will visit memorials, the world war ii, korean war an vietnam. >>> russia could be spreading its military might across syria. there is word today that russia is setting up two new military bases there to

john kerry describing tonight's meeting between obama and putin as constructive. mr. putin calling it very good. >>> some showers moving in and they're going to stick around for a while. meteorologist lee goldberg tracking it in the weather center. >> we now have tropical storm joaquin in the atlanta, likely impact our area later in the week. meanwhile, couple sprinkles out there right now. just the beginning. we're still very warm but lots of changes in accuweather coming up. >>> plus, crashing down. heavy equipment >>> dramatic and exclusive surveillance video shows an incredibly close call in midtown manhattan. take a look again. pedestrians were near ly hit as a driver tipped over on west 30th near 6th avenue. the vehicle fell over while trying to get in to a construction site. it fell in to an unoccupied nypd van. fortunately no one was hurt. >>> lane shut downs on the george washington bridge as an aging span gets much needed repairs. new york bound lanes on the lower level are shut down until 5:00 tomorrow morning. workers are removing temporary construction platforms. they'll be closed again from 11 p.m. friday to 8 a.m. on saturday. similar closures are expected through mid oc