angry joseph. karl joseph. steven joseph. james josiah. karen juday. michael judge. my father roberto hernandez. >> my nephew. they say time heals all wounds. it is not true. there is of the wade in our lives that will never be filled or healed. they may have silenced your voice but your infectious laugh will always be heard. your in our minds and hearts forever. god bless. >> sherry kendall. and then send keynes. sheldon cantor. charros. william cared. charles caspar. robert michael. edward kane. richard kane. we said griffin. carroll key sessler burma keating. brenda keebler. chandelier keller. joseph keller. peter keller men. john kelly. and my uncle and a loving uncle god bless him. >> for my identical twin twin, stephen coach, the bond that was created could never be destroyed by hatred but will live and endure. your smile and spirit continues to inspire family and friends and all those who knew you. to all of the 9/11 family's especially the 46 sets of twins and cantor fitzgerald families may god keep you and bless you. dad is with you now. hug and kiss him for

to cross-talk the occupy movement one year on i'm joined by joseph palermo he's an associate professor of history at california state university sacramento in london we have charles cook he's a writer with the national review and in islamabad we cross to solomon hyder shake he is the c.e.o. of i.q. ventures across the grows in effect gentlemen that means you can jump in anytime you want charles one year on the occupy movement would you say it's a lot of heat but not much light. yes and i think it was from the beginning i went down there right at the beginning i covered it for a few months and it's funny if you look back at the first thing i rode i said this is a collection of progressives who've had these ideas for a very long time there's nothing particularly new about it. and it would go nowhere because it was encouraging it was diffused and there wasn't anything new in there offering and i think a year later it has fizzled with the exception of the line one percent in ninety nine percent that has stuck around that and that is now part of the conversation but in terms of the other th

the other things i heard that they wanted it was a pretty standard ragbag of progressive wishes ok joseph jump in what do you think . well i think as a historian it it's too early to tell make any kind of dance on the grave of occupy wall street right now i think they did shift the conversation that's true but i think they did more than that you don't see a movement go from new york city all the way across the globe like that very often and three hundred sixty five days really isn't a very long. right now in some towns and in the u.s. there are people occupying homes that are about to be foreclosed to try to prevent banks from foreclosing there's been all sorts of new relationships between labor unions in particular and a lot of the occupy wall street you know activists and you know you wouldn't say that about any other social movement you know where there was labor or women's movement or the civil rights movement that three hundred sixty five days later say oh well they didn't accomplish all their maximal goals therefore they're done i think the issues are still there it's too complex to

sure i would have to agree with joseph here because if you look at it overall the american system of the society was basically based on the entrepreneurship and the growth that came from that entrepreneurship and equal opportunity well today if you look at the unemployment rate in the u.s. i was in the u.s. about a month and a half ago i lived there for fourteen years i worked there for about ten years and i worked on wall street so i know exactly what the occupy wall street movement is all about and i would have to agree with joseph here again that it's only been a year and a movement has to do it's only started so we have to give it some more time and not only that i mean just the concept itself if you look at the jobless rate increasing and the number of foreclosures also increasing and you and you and there's no relief in sight even even with the elections there's really no i mean when i when you look at the campaigns there's not much there so the so the public will actually come behind this movement and i believe in the next year and going forward this moment is actually going t

nobody should ever lose a child, joseph.o some bonfire on the beach, falls asleep. left there all alone. (waves crashing) (fire crackling) (atv motors humming) come on, hurry up! south pointe's the best place to see the sunrise. (grunts) oh, my god! they say she didn't feel any pain. it was an accident. difference of opinion. and it seems that you've taken your revenge at the spiral bar. never been there. i had a witness that can tie you to the murder, joseph. is that so? i say "had," because he's been killed, too. it's news to me. but what the hell, huh? we all gotta go sometime. some sooner than others. oh, god. okay. not gonna look down. don't look down. duqune: hey, ryan, hoyou doing up there? you're about 200 feet. i'm doing great. in fact, cue the wind. (panicked breathing) i feel like a ringling brother. the contractor's playing mr. innocent, saying nobody was up there all day. see if you see anything to the contrary. no. cab's pretty clean. system's offline. there's a computer on board i'm guessing has an internal mo

joseph is fairly obvious to the foster father of jesus and the husband of the blessed virgin mary to the church will come up and the very highest regard among the saints and other saints are national st. st. patrick he is the patron of ireland and the irish of spread out to north america and populated that so his devotion has carried much further than just ireland itself. >>> about st. joseph statues be buried upside-down in your and your some in-house i sold my house with all these bad mortgages and the you should carry the right side up what about that? >>> i don't see a problem with it goes back to when i said before we have to be careful about the idea of superstition but there's nothing superstitious in itself and during c. joseph upset them provided that your home seller really calling upon the help of an assistance of st. joseph >>> also my neighbor i came home or right to surprised to find my entire record redone was so wonderful woman that did that forming unbeknownst to me the came and took care of me. >>> and when asked go state robert other men doctor of the church is my

joseph statues. upside-down in your yard when you sell your house. but what about that? >>> i don't see a problem with it goes back to when i said before that we have to be careful about the idea of superstition but there's nothing superstitious and itself of various statutes that joseph up to down provided that you are as a home seller really calling upon the help of the assistance of st. joseph. >>> i also agree christian assistance my neighbor landscaper camel one day surprise to find my entire record redone. just a wonderful beautiful woman and the statute also that care with your favorite saint? >>> would have to go with my name saint robert bevan a doctor of the church and he should be sent in to st. thomas and reclaiming and mortar a martyr and a lawyer. there are tons of ways to learn more about the safety could start for free by going online with many catholic web site set of catalogs of since descriptions of them and tons of books out there. >>> thanks for joining us it's been a great time we hope we're glad that you tune in because i know we are.

his book is called "joseph anton," which was his book name. that is coming up. >> there is a saying that dr. king had that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i just try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only halfway to completely eliminate hunger, and we have work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: please welcome salman rushdie that to the program. there was a fatwa placed against him following his release of "the satanic verses." welcome back to the program. are you all right? let me start with a quote from this book. the book, i should mention, is written in third person. but this is from the book. to hide in this way is to be stripped of all self-respect. to be told to hide was a humiliation. maybe he thought to live like this would be worse than death. in his book "shame," he wrote about the access of honor and shame,

the founder of the mormon church joseph smith was gearing up to run for the presidency and at the same time he was said to told his followers about a prophecy he was after all a prophet. this prophecy wasn't revealed until after smith's death he was killed months before the election of eight hundred forty four by an angry mob but this prophecy which smith himself was trying to fulfill by running for president in the election of eight hundred forty four is known as the white horse prophecy smith's successor as head of the mormon church brigham young relayed this prophecy writing in eight hundred fifty five when the constitution of the united states hangs as it were upon a single thread they will have to call for the mormon elders to save it from utter destruction and they will step forth and do it several other church leaders have since confirmed that this was indeed what joseph smith said and why he was running for president basically the idea behind the prophecy is that one day our constitution would be hanging by a thread and a mormon would rise up win the presidency and save the nat

several other church leaders have since confirmed that this was indeed what joseph smith said and why he was running for president basically the idea behind the prophecy is that one day our constitution would be hanging by a thread. and a mormon would rise up win the presidency and save the nation by being led by divine providence. this all seems pretty far out there but believe it or not this prophecy in my opinion has helped shape mitt romney's life in several different ways literally since he was a tiny child as sally denton writes and salon from the time of his birth march thirteenth one thousand nine hundred seventy through adolescence and into manhood the meshing of religion and politics were paramount in mitt romney's life he was called my miracle baby by his mother who had been told by her physician that it was impossible for her to bear a fourth child a fourth child of course was mitt from the get go mitt was raised to believe that there was something divinely special about him that he he himself his birth his existence was the consequence of a miracle his dad george romney t

joseph conrad and anton chekhov. and that became the name that was used for i think almost 11 years. >> rose: you dedicate it "to my children and their mothers and to everyone who helped." who helped? >> well, that's, i think, one of the major subjects of this book and one of the great pleasures of writing it has been to be able to say who helped because obviously at the most obvious level the police helped. >> rose: and we should make the point that the british government chose to help you because a foreign government had threatened one of their citizens. >> yes, it was because of the state attack, not because there were people who didn't like me. it was because of a state-sponsored terrorist attack. i mean, they told me on the first day that they believed that there was a high probability that there would be a state-sponsored attack against me and that that's why i was being offered it. so, yes, at the most obvious level the british government, the intelligence services, the special branch secret police. but beyond

commissioner hyde, aye, commissioner joseph, aye. commissioner 10, aye, commissioner , aye. -- newlin, aye. >> item 6e. >> the owners of the building itself far applicants for this place of entertainment permit for a venue called fame. the new space will feature exhibitions, music, and other performances. the space will serve pastries, coffee and dessert during the day and serve as a live music venue at night. in the materials you will find several dozen letters or signatures of support for the poe applications. but will turn it over. -- i will turn it over. >> i own that building, ms. francesca has a business in the building. since we have a never-ending problem with our tenants, the tenants have decided not to pay the rent, we evicted them and pay much want to have this standing precaution [unintelligible] and have management stuff to [unintelligible] as safety for the neighborhood. it would be open for the public but we're going to also [unintelligible] private events to the neighborhood. which is upscale clientele. we're not goin

now he's written a memoir about those dark years called "joseph anton." i'm pleased to have salmon rushdie back at this table. >> thank you. >> it's always good to have you at this table. tell me about what you think is going on today about this movie. >> you know, i think in the-- of course this video of what may or may not be-- we don'tven know if the movie exists. >> rose: it's a trailer, yeah. >> obviously i think that was a flash point. i feel now as we see it continuing that it's more than that. i don't think it's entirely about the movie anymore. i think unfortunately we live in an age of manufactured outrage. there's a kind of outrage industry where people deliberately pick things which they think can be used to incite large-scale violence. >> rose: if it involves mohammed it's likely to. >> and one of the rps why in my book i use this metaphor of hirsch congress's movie "the birds" is that i felt sometimes that what happened-- i have felt very often that what happened to me was a kind of prologue to a story which now engulfs all of us. you know?

and of course, we are grateful to our business and individual contributors, through our joseph strauss legacy circle. we welcome all of them here today. for the lead car predict we thank bank of america foundation. thank you. [applause]

as joseph strauss wrote, and i will say again, resplendent in the western sun. that is, indeed, this morning. for san francisco and the bay area, this bridge is a faithful companion for californians, of course, a source of great pride and a symbol of who we are, the golden gate way, and for americans, is a national treasure. together, we observe the 75th anniversary. doesn't it seem like yesterday it was the 50th anniversary? so i was see you at the 100th. in the meantime, we pledge to continue in honoring the history of this bridge for decades to come. and now, following the lead of the governor and mayor, it is my privilege to present a framed copy of the official congressional statement, record honoring the 75th anniversary of the golden gate bridge, so that my colleagues can see it and take pride in this bridge, which we honor, from sea to shining sea. thank you all very much. [applause] >> congresswoman, i think you so much, and congratulations on your anniversary and port for 25 years and even more years of service, for our city, state, and our country. it

i think there was a lot of positive influences in joseph's life when he grew up with hip hop. i'm sure there was some negative influence with hip hop at that time too. when i grew up, i remember in my first few middle school dances i was listening to song like 50 cents in the candy shop. as much as we like to not have these kinds of aspects represent hip hop we have to acknowledge there is a significant way hip hop is marketed in today's society. we can't disregard that as a part of hip hop. it is. especially in the way the rest of society perceives it. as a kid, listening to this music and other kids listening to this type of music it definitely has an impact. in the way you act and the way you perceive what is important. in society. and so i think especially when you're at that impressionable age, you will soak in anything you can get. >> i understand in our culture it can have a negative effect. >> exactly. i would start saying that you know after children growing up listening to hip hop and they did find i did not see any problem because i guess there was some controls at

shivon and joseph jones drove to fredericksburg but they never made it to the auction. police say he killed her. >> her life is worth more than that. i mean -- my daughter is a kind person. >> reporter: investigators tell me they tracked joseph jones' cell phone records to this home depot in capital heights. police went inside and found him on surveillance video buying husky contractor clean-up bags, these right here. police say he placed shivon's body in one of the trash bags put it in a canvas bag. it was discovered in this creek in ft. washington. investigators found garbage bags and dna in jones' van. police arrested him yesterday. we tried to talk to his grandmother. i'd like to talk to huh about him. >> reporter: his grandson is charged with first and second degree murder. >> i want him to suffer in jail. >> an allex sandry yeah couple is charged with animal hoarding. they can't return home because city officials declared their house unsafe. officials said they were called to the home and found structural issues. animal control captured six cats and are setting tr

commissioner joseph: who would speak to that? >> the people who were to that. -- wrote to that. president newlin: this is a recommendation of new items. commissioner hyde: -- this has been brought up to me. president newlin: we will coordinate with staff. we had the sound guy earlier. we should have ran it by him. we could have had him for free. ok. if there is nothing else, we will conclude today, august 7 meeting of the entertainment commission. thank you, everyone for coming and participating. but the anniversary of the great earthquake was remembered. >> i would like to ask for a minute of silence. >> let's have a moment of silence. >> they meet for the annual reflating ceremony. he was joined by winnie for an afternoon celebration. we are here to commemorate all that it signifies. at each anniversary the leaders meet to prepare for the next great quake. bob welcome everybody to the anniversary. i got to say, the mayor gets it done. gooa round of applause for our e chief's wife. you look terrific. do we have sydney close five? -- close by. we will pass the microphone to the

but they all seem to agree that it is really inappropriate what burton said comparing paul ryan to joseph goebbbels. i think he could best to be summed up by a quote from one delegate who said good grief, can you keep it together for three days? i think that pretty much sums it up. >> how about some on political happenings in charlotte. >> the democratic convention had all sorts of fun activities for us today. we have it yoga, professional dining etiquette class and i swear i am not making this up, in marshall part you can go watch 80,000 lbs. of ice sculpture of melting. >> let's talk about betty white. there was a push to get her there but unfortunately her schedule would not allow >> there was a groundswell after clint eastwood to have our own democratic candidate surprise guest and people seem to settle on betty white although there are grumblings that it was a republican idea because they wanted democrats have been equally embarrassing moment so they could match up to the republican moment. >> she certainly would have made it funny. right? >> she would have been marvelous. one of the

. >> i went upstairs to ask joseph if he wanted to go to the shower. he told me to take his next door neighbor. i said, no, it's your turn right now, so we're going to go. he said, no, i'm not going right now. i said, okay, so at this point, you're refusing. we later went up with a sergeant and he used choice words, calling me a tramp. >> i snapped at her, yelled at her. and she got her little feelings hurt. if she don't -- if her feelings are gonna go get hurt, go work at a damn church. >> this is what's going to happen. we will pull him out, all right? you're going to -- you can just hang out in there. and we'll bring him to you. >> okay. >> it's time, joe. >> how come she's got to be sitting across from me like that? >> what's all this, joe? have a seat. >> why does she have to be sitting across from me like that? >> because she's a member of the committee. >> she's no committee. >> amy, i want to hear what happened in your words. >> okay. so i asked him if he wanted a shower. he pointed to the next-door neighbor and said, take him first. i said, ok

joseph strauss, charles ellis' fantastic design and leadership. of course, i have been tried to remember the mayor at that time -- andrew rossi -- his leadership as well. when we completed this bridge, it was not without cost, so we have to take a

"joseph anton." it's on the bookshelves now. an incredible story. salman rushdie, everybody. (cheers and applause)

for creating propaganda during the holocaust >>> they lied then in care that they lied to us like joseph garbles the big lie you keep repeating that was curveballs the big lion face said that care about fax they're going to lie it is not a pejorative to talk about their >>> no question he went too far >>> political analyst joe touman says it is the wrong message to send a day before the democratic convention >>> i would be mad is that they one has read this thing up the lead story in the news cycle is about that of the california democratic party comparing republicans to not seize that is not the kind of introduction you want. >>> after getting pummeled by republicans and democrats including the jewish coalition john burton released this statement called a did not call republicans not to ignore what i ever i did not even use the word paul ryan and republicans are consulted i homily i humbly apologize " >>> are not the only democrats feeling those front pages the other question is are we better off than four years ago the governor the democrat from maryland answered it this way on face th

commissioner joseph: who would speak to that? >> the people who were to that. -- wrote to that. president newlin: this is a recommendation of new items. commissioner hyde: -- this has been brought up to me. president newlin: we will coordinate with staff. we had the sound guy earlier. we should have ran it by him. we could have had him for free. ok. if there is nothing else, we will conclude today, august 7 meeting of the entertainment commission. thank you, everyone for coming and participating. >> welcome to city hall. thank you for joining us. thank you for coming out. i want to thank members of the board of supervisors. i want to thank them for being here in this joint recognition of our commissioners and members of 14 different bodies that will be appointed today to committees and commissions. i want to thank all the friends and family for joining us. let me say how excited i am this past week, i have been watching a certain convention. next week, we will have an even more exciting convention to watch. it is of course, in the spirit of the expected national, regional, and s

during the holocaust >>> they're willing to say they lie and they don't care if they like if you like joseph burbles the big lie you've got republicans to believe the earth is flat that was curveballs the big lie they don't care about fax they will like that is not a pejorative the work as a complement >>> no question in this statement he went too far >>> joe touman said that is the wrong message to send the day before the democratic national convention >>> if i'm running the convention i'm mad as heck are getting ready to read this up the lead story in the news cycle is about the head of the california democrat party comparing republicans to not he's not the kind of the introduction you want. >>> after getting pummeled by both republicans and democrats burn released this statement " i did not call republicans not seized nor would i ever, i did not even use the word if mitt romney or paul ryan is insulting and i humble apologized or anyone who might of been offended " burton not the only democrat fueling the front page when the big questions are we or better better off than four years ago th

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commissioner joseph: who would speak to that? >> the people who were to that. -- wrote to that. president newlin: this is a recommendation of new items. commissioner hyde: -- this has been brought up to me. president newlin: we will coordinate with staff. we had the sound guy earlier. we should have ran it by him. we could have had him for free. ok. if there is nothing else, we will conclude today, august 7 meeting of the entertainment commission. thank you, everyone for coming and participating. >> i am the director of community affairs. it is a great pleasure to introduce mr. john martin. >> thank you all for being here. [applause] thank you for being here for the opening of the marine response emergency facility. i want to begin by introducing several dignitaries. the first is commission vice president mike hardeman. thank you. and commissioner steve nakaja. and i want to introduce our police department deputy chief at the airport, the guy in charge. david chen is here. from the adjacent coast guard facility, the commander. and we have staff members from our congressional del

what a gain for joseph randle. he gains 15. randle on the night averaging close to eight yards per carry. 22 rushes. make it 23, 185 yards. here he is again. outside. smash mouth. >> charles: todd monken does not mind repeating successful plays. randle runs over josh turner and makes it difficult for kenny vaccaro to bring him down. >> gus: first and ten at the 13 yard line. this time, it's roland. jackson jeffcoat there. >> charles: well in field goal range to take the lead, only down one. mike gundy and his offense thinking bigger than that. what oklahoma state is showing us, the defending big 12 champion is saying you want our crown? you better come get it. >> gus: second down and eight at the 11. roland. this will bring up a crucial third down and six at the nine. remember, well in field goal range. quinn sharp awfully accurate. >> charles: how much do you trust j.w. walsh in this situation taking care of the football if you want to throw the ball here? this is what todd monken is going to tell us with this play call. >> gu

"joseph anton." it's on the bookshelves now. an incredible story. salman rushdie, everybody. (cheers and applause) a%d2ú$h>2:fx (cheers and applause). >> jon: that's our show, join us tomorrow night at 11:00. pink will be in the studio. by the way, if you would like to see mitt romney's tape stated more elegantly, our own deranged millionaire john hodgman will be doing it on the web for you. enjoy it. here it is, your moment of zen. >> there are 47% of the people who will vote for the president no matter what. there are 47% who are with him who are dependent upon government, who believe that they're victims, who believe that government has a responsibility to care for them, who believe that they're entitled to health care, to food, to captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> stephen: tonight, new trouble for the romney campaign, get ready for the rafalka sex tape. (laughter) and a major legal victory for apple. but it will be replaced with a faster, slimmer legal victory in six months. (laughter) then, my guest, jeffrey

commissioner joseph: who would speak to that? >> the people who were to that. -- wrote to that. president newlin: this is a recommendation of new items. commissioner hyde: -- this has been brought up to me. president newlin: we will coordinate with staff. we had the sound guy earlier. we should have ran it by him. we could have had him for free. ok. if there is nothing else, we will conclude today, august 7 meeting of the entertainment commission. thank you, everyone for coming and participating. >> we all sound very excited because we have some special guests. we have nearly -- mayor lee. [applause] and we also have our very own superintendent coranza. i am sure you want to hear a few words from the superintendent, correct? from mayor lee? the spring them a warm harvey milk will come. -- let us give them a warm harvey milk will come. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back to harvey milk academy. it is my pleasure to join all of you, the students, parents, faculty, and school administration, to kick off a wonderful year. how many students want to be mayor of san francisco? how

commissioner hyde, aye, commissioner joseph, aye.newlin, aye. >> item 6e. >> the owners of the building itself far applicants for this place of entertainment permit for a venue called fame. the new space will feature exhibitions, music, and other performances. the space will serve pastries, coffee and dessert during the day and ser

it is senator joseph lieberman. >> it is significant. of the home and thhe is chairmn security committee. one of his legacy as is common security and terrorism. -- legacies is security and terrorism. >> there is an an independent review from the state department. >> he did say he and senator collins asked the general to do independent review. he said they would probably want to wait to not overtake the ongoing investigation by the state department. he would like to see it happen now. >> do you think that congress will do their own investigation? what happens next? what happens next? >> i do not