her name was juliet ellis. she joined the board of the baker for human rights [speaker not understood] and helped that organization. turn around for just a politics without rage and [speaker not understood] and come up with positive solutions and those positive solutions were called green jobs. and he helped us get the city of oakland to create a green jobs core and that green jobs core started putting african men and women latino men and women to work. [speaker not understood] nancy pelosi heard about the work that juliet ellis and lisa and myself were doing and she took me by the hand in washington, d.c., a man by the name of george w. bush was so inspired by the work that juliet ellis was helping us do that he signed into law a bill called the green jobs act in 2007. juliet ellis counseled me to write a book, a man named barack obama read the book. senator barack obama read the book and he said, these ideas are so good that you've come up with in the bay area -- >> excuse me, but you're over time and we have

my name is juliet butterfly hill. i'm most known for having lived for over two years without touching the ground and over 1,000 year old ancient tree in california to keep it from being cut down and call attention to the plague of our overgrowth throughout the world. you might be wondering why i'm here tonight. i'm here tonight to speak on the matter of integrity. and in that space i am proud to stand alongside juliet ellis. integrity, as has been mentioned already tonight, integrity does not mean to make no mistakes. you only grow through making mistakes and learning from them. juliet ellis represents someone who has been willing to take so many risks to make the world better for others. how do you know someone playing a game full out like basketball? because they miss a couple of shots. because they're going full out. they're going beyond their capacity to win the game. juliet ellis is someone who has time and time and time again gone beyond the capacity to make a win for those who would otherwise not even be repres

juliet ellis ~.very time i turn around, and i have asked the director and if he he was still here, to keep her out of my community because i don't need her there. she has not did anything for bayview hunters point. and even the funds that's supposed to be coming to bayview hunters point, over $2 billion, we haven't seen a dime. money is being diverted to other areas. if people want to do something for the community, why don't you come into the community and fight for the people in the community? because we are the ones that are being -- getting sick and dying every day out there because of the sewage plant and because of the shipyard. so, let's don't get carried away about who is going to have a job because she's supposed to be black. it ain't about what color you are. it's about whether you're doing the job you're supposed to be doing. thank you very much. >>> you know, i thought i could wait until this agenda item came and i no longer can because it's so hard to be in a room full of hypocracy. i wa

i'm juliet ellis' husband. i feel compelled to be here today to provide a personal point of view regarding juliet. i've known juliet over 20 years and i know her to be honest, above all else, kind and generous. in fact, she's one of the most honest people i know. so, it's been very painful for her personally as well as our family to deal with this ongoing saga. let's be clear. we're not here because of a slight bureaucratic miss step. we're here because certain persons have deliberately orchestrated a series of defaming events designed to smear juliet's good name and reputation. we have endured these trials with the faith that these were challenges that were to be overcome and learned from. so, juliet has mostly suffered in silence. but today juliet's community has stepped forward to say, we've had enough already. we'll not stand aside any more. i want to thank everybody for coming out and supporting juliet. we know her and hopefully justice will prevail. thank you. (applause) >>> good afternoon. my name is ben

juliet could be my daughter. so, i ask you to stop this. stop this mistreatment of african-americans in this city. thank you. (applause) >> thank you for your comments. thank you for your comments. sir, please. >>> yes, my name is sean richard, i'm the executive director of brothers against guns. i met juliet because she helped us with a second round of young men that we was helping called the redirection program with a few -- with one of my counterpartenerses ken mitchell that we started. a couple young men that was dealing with violence, anger management, conflict resolution, trying to get his life together, help them get jobs. we met her through the san francisco foundation seeking money. she helped us out and directed us. but the question is that we're opening up a case. why not open up the trayvon martin case and deal with that? if we're going to deal with issues, let's deal with a lot of issues we have in san francisco. this is a small issue. we all make mistakes. we bounce back, we do the right thing and we move forward. we live and

juliet ellis is a very, very elegant person. [speaker not understood] to me. and once in this hallway and a bunch over there, i warned her many, many months ago to change her ways, change her ways and be humble. she did not. commissioners, today is a very, very sad day in the history of this commission that was charged to do right, to discern and to adjudicate based on morals, ethics and standards. you failed miserably. thank you very much. >>> good evening again. dr. espinola jackson. i would like to say, after listening to your deliberations, i went to the commission, puc commission. in fact, they will be in the very room tomorrow and i will be definitely on them. i said to that commission that i would like for them to have a staff to cease and desist in what was going on in bayview hunters point dealing with the sewer plant. and the commissioner called me back to the podium and said, ms. jackson, we don't have anything to do with the staff. we only deal with the director. i said, okay. but he said, i will be your [speaker not understood] between this commis

i did want to say that my mother and my aunt juliet are his -- are looking after his estate and i may have to fly to d.c. for the services at some point soon. but difficult want to thank my cousin and her mom juliet for discovering my uncle's body and making sure that after he even left the chinese new year's parade where he was the grand marshal of the parade, that we were looking out for him because his health was -- it's difficult to come out at the age of 88 in san francisco and then to fly back. but i did want to express on behalf of my family great thankfulness to san francisco for honoring him and acknowledging him, and especially roger dong and ron lee from the cafe post in san francisco for always treating him so honorably in san francisco when they brought him out here. he was born in 1926, so, he had a really great life. and i did want to say, too, that though he had a number of purple hearts and the silver star, he he achieved the second highest u.s. military honor, the navy cross. but many within the organization of chinese americans and other civil rights organizations f

meeting in regards to one of the matters that we did the last time, the matter having to do with juliet ellis. i have informed that the puc, gave miss ellis something like a five-day suspension. and we have accepted a stipulation in which she admitted to some fairly important and agregious corrupt conduct in my opinion, influencing a government decision in which the official has a financial interest, so my motion for next time for discussion is going to be that we recommend to the puc, in light of her admissions, contained in the stipulation, that she did indeed commit these violations of influencing a government decision in which the official has a financial interest, that we recommend to the puc that she be terminated. >> is that something that we need to vote on? >> you can't, this is a discussion item only, that is for the in-coming chair to take under advisement when he and i plan the next month's agenda. >> thanks. >> dually noted commissioner keane. >> anyone else? >> and any public comment on matters appearing before the commission, or not appearing on the agenda? >> actually, y

who is the middle daughter, in addition to the circus, she is responsible for another business, and julietn motorsports. she is also producing marvel universe live, which is the most comomplicated pject. we have been working on it for over a year. we open in july. we are actually in washington, d.c. on the fourth of september, and i think it is the 18th of september we are at the patriot center. but this will be a live experience like none other. >> on the business aside, what is it that you -- besides innovation -- at is that y you hope y you have passed on to yor daughters in terms of business? >> i think the one thing with the busineness -- if it were to stop with me, that i would tell them we faileded. so the idea in everything we do we look at the long-term. everything we have our people have- trusted feld entertainment for 34 years with her most prized characters, the essence of w wht they are. it is because we treat them like they are our characters and stories. we do that with everything. ringling bros. and barnum & bailey circus -- 143 years old. the oldest continuous entertainmen

romeo and juliet. sometimes, with movies that are coming out.vis: how often are you shooting new episodes? >> we should once a month. we should five episodes in one day. tavis: what has been the viralay of the wild success of this for you? what do you make of this? >> i am a standup. i have been doing comedy for 12 years. comedy, doing standup, it is a rough road. it is a long dedication and sacrifice. this has helped me get out more, put my face on the internet. it has given me more bookings. tavis: what do you make of the opportunity you now have to do comedy that is smart comedy? i don't think that smart comedy has to be preachy. nobody wants to hear that. we want to be entertained. but if you can make us laugh and make us think, that is the double bonus. >> i think so. there are plenty of smart comedians out there. sometimes black comedy gets a reputation of being, saying these words or having this point of view, but there are plenty of comedians out there. patrice o'neal, god rest his soul, he was an awesome dude that could relate to the pe

linda prior to and from each country and juliet it turns out to the front and back. it was wonderful. when i watched myself determination. doesn't stand up. thank you. i don't think is so much for this and get up. now let me bring you the highlights of what has been happening here in the last thirty minutes crimea has officially become part of the russian federation the peninsula's reunification with russia to defend just minutes ago when an agreement was signed by the russian prisons and the crimean authorities by her blog address for our early years saying the referee in crimea which showed overwhelming support for rejoining the rashi to police in full accordance with international law the russian president also stressed that moscow could not ignore crimea his appeal for help after a violent overthrow the legitimate government of ukraine. it was here as your national are closely following the very latest developments here in the studio would have more trouble who is in financial affairs acts for it. mark leon in discussing the situation line during the last of thir

this one, dicaprio seen laying next to oscar which was photo shopped in from a scene from "romeo and julietn crying from "shutter island" and the text, "i wasn't even in the selfie." bad enough he doesn't win, he has to have these memes. >> oh, my gosh. that is really funny. a lot were rooting for him not only was he excellent in "the wolf of wall street," that was an awesome performance, but you know you want to see the underdog win. he hasn't had his shot yet. he's a brilliant actor. >> he's a brilliant actor. you got to think he's going to get his chance sooner or later. and i guess it's going to be later, but hopefully he'll get one. >>> the very brave high school kid who asked the nfl cheerleader to be his prom date. he is mike ramirez of crosby high school in houston. >> yep, he messaged a houston texans cheerleader privately on twitter asking to be his prom date if he got 10,000 retweets. it's caitlyn. there she is. and how could she possibly refuse? >> i thought it was just the tweetest thing ever and i immediately said yes, and i confirmed it with my coach and the texans and it kin

smith tech school in los angeles, she teaches romeo and juliet to her high school students.the classroom, students are divided into groups of 12. it is hard to teach 36, but a station of 12 is easy. lesson,she teaches a another group uses their laptops for collaborative work. >> are you working independently right now or together? others work independently, using software that helps their concentration level. >> you start going into bigger grades and it gets more complex. the questions are more complex. he really have to become a better reader. what does blended learning allow you to do in a classroom that you couldn't do before? >> with this model, it forces you as a teacher to structure your classroom in a way that no kid falls by the wayside. >> technology also helps keep these digital natives on the right track there it works i'm wondering about a couple things. the principal uses remote desktop to keep an eye on her students. >> to come all of mr. romero sunscreens. romero's screens. that and send on say, are you i can supposed to be watching this video? the staff -- >>

veronica uses it to introduce her ninth graders to romeo and juliet. >> what did romeo do, what is hering to? >> in her classroom, students are divided into groups of 12. >> to a station of 12, it is very easy. a student can get the same information three different ways. >> while she teaches a lesson. another group uses their laptop for collaborative work. >> are you working independently or are you supposed to be working together? collaboratively. >> others work independently that use software that is tailored to their level. >> the articles get bigger and you start to go to a bigger great and you are able to be more complex. the questions are more complex. it really helps you to become a better reader. >> what does blended learning allow you to do in a classroom that you could not do before? >> with this model, it forces you, as a teacher, to structure your classroom in such a way that no kid falls by the wayside. >> technology also helps keep these digital natives on the right track. >> the principal uses remote desktop to keep an eye on her students. >> let's say i go into mr. rom

temperature of only 19 degrees at this hour. 2140 hair. 22 in aurora. 18 and juliet. 24 is your current temperature in morris. satellite and radar composite shows we are dry. later today snow flurries will come through. it's really going to greece to the south. later today we are expecting to see more significant snow. that will be after the sun goes down. a quick hit. not too much. it's late in the season for this but we are expecting that snow to come in tonight. less than 1 in. from most areas. some areas could get a light coating. tomorrow the temperatures don't rebound. warm-up a bit into wednesday and thursday and by the upcoming weekend most of this note should be melted. even the reluctant iceman's that you have across the region. increasing clouds today flurries are possible. we make 33. tonight, light snow a dusting. 19 overnight. tuesday breezy 26. wednesday 36 chance of light rain. >> blue line service near o'hare dealing with major delays and issues. no trains between rosemont and logan square or western and forced park. good chance that will be there through the day citing

for the down to juliet we have a half an inch as well. we think between 10 maybe half an inch of rain a possible. it changes over to snow into the early afternoon. here's a the seven day. 45 on thursday. friday we make 55. saturday we hit 39 degrees. >> a quick update on traffic. i promised i wouldn't sing again. now the play all lydia behind me. jane addams, a bit of work causing delays early this morning between 59 and bartlett. taking out one lane until 5:00 a.m.. other than that, if you light construction projects early starting up. just got word that the outbound dan ryan stalled car is very close to moving off. it's still causing a bit of a delayed vote early this morning. >> coming up, who will reportedly be headlining lollapalooza. and -- miley cyrus got into some trouble on her tour bus. we'll show you the amazing video, next. the lineup for lollaplaooza won't be announced until next week, but some big names have been leaked. the tribune reports that industry sources confirm eminem, electronic music performer skrillex, and rock g

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juliet at 22. wind chill is breezy. single digits across the region. temperatures are not a problem it's the morning snow. one-3 in. of accumulation. the typical high is the low '40's. so far we of been 18 degrees colder than normal we don't much today. on thursday we are at 31. sunshine should make it feel pretty good. friday we have the chance of rain and snow mixed in the afternoon. high temperature of 40 degrees. >> the latest on a very close encounter happening in space. >> a real housewife faces some real jail time. and a former quarterback is sporting a new look that is going carl.a few s. the real housewife of new jersey star could be going to prison. two pleaded guilty yesterday to federal fraud charges -- including conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud, and lying on mortgage and loan applications. in a statement, teresa said she is taking responsibility for the mistakes she made years ago. both will be sentenced in july. the earth is experiencing another close encounter with an asteroid today. it's more than a hundred feet wide... and it'l

juliet is currently at 11. some light composite shows like snow is exiting. we move to sunshine today. 20 degrees by 5:00 p.m.. by 9:00 p.m. we're back down to 24. average high is 43. we should be in the low 40's each day around this time of the year. tomorrow increasing clouds. high of 43. saturday potential for snow as rain and snow, for the weekend. how is traffic? >> yesterday was a mess. today is much lighter. not nearly what we saw yesterday. we had some travel times up to two hours yesterday. we do have a fire at main and first expect delays in the stretch of the was the main roads are in good shape so far. >>firefighters worked to put out a fire that started in an industrial building in batavia. it happened around midnight at master cast foundry at first and mallory. the fire became so powerful at one point, parts of the roof collapsed. no one was inside the building at the time. >> i'm very nervous. we are worried about the neighborhood and having been burned out building and the other buildings catching on fire. >> the cause of the fire is being inv

aurora and juliet are currently just above zero. the radar shows light snow continues generally north of chicago. it's extending into portions of to page county. this will move east of us this morning and it will move towards clouds and sunshine. i think dan will like this but not so much kwame. our official high today is 25. partly sunny today. today we could go to 16. tomorrow we go down to 27 with snow coming early in the day wednesday. >> all you could hear added courtney is a growl. the roadway so far so good no major delays. everything is looking good. overnight roadwork on the eisenhower ride by morgan where they have that demolition. expect that to be tight. otherwise the rest of the roads are looking good. >>an autopsy may reveal how a man died on the south side. the body of the 36-year-old man was found between two parked cars yesterday afternoon in the 83-hundred block of south brandon avenue. he had suffered some kind of trauma. initially police thought he might be the victim of a hit- and-run accident. now they're not s

right now it's 36 degrees at the lakefront. 34 in bartlett. 34 in aurora and juliet. light sprinkles across the region. nothing to write about. that's a warm front lifting through the region. we will get into sunshine as this air makes its way into our neighborhood. here is the cold front. it doesn't get here until this evening. the cold front will bring another chance of rain and really make those temperatures tumble into the evening. enjoy today. 60 is your high temperature. recess will be outside. but that night we go back down to 30. increasing scattered showers. a good chance of that into the overnight. tamara's high is 40. wear your winter coats as we reach 30 degrees on sunday. >> no more recess. still ahead ... the surprising singer who left judges speechless on "the voice" in italy. we'll show you the video that's blowing up the web. plus -- *kurt cobain is trending this morning. we'll tell you what police released 20-years after this death. and -- what can we expect weather-wise now that spring has sprung... we'll hear from tom skilling. police in seattle ha

nine in aurora. 17 as to go to juliet. midway is at 11. temperatures are on the cold side. a typical high is 50 degrees. we will be lucky to make 40. later in the week we have the potential for a high to reach 60 degrees. but not today. in between systems today. when not expecting any rain or snow. tonight is a different story as a big wet rain making system arrives bringing all day rain for thursday. 39 degrees today. breezy. that 39 degrees might feel nice with some sunshine. overcast tonight. scattered showers develop tonight. thursday we are up to 80 percent chance of rain. 49 is a high. friday we are up to 43. >> still ahead, our first look at new designs for the sandy hook school. >> the danish zoo that killed a draft puts down even more animals. >> and a brawl breaks out between 2 college baseball teams involved in a heisman trophy winner. >> you can write new rules for the future versions of the monopoly board game. that's all coming up. last month to total about these two that killed its draft and fed it to the lions. now it has killed four lines. they faced backla

have written about privacy and there's no reporter in america from whom i have learned more than juliet your pathbreaking reports in "the wall street journal" and elsewhere about the tangible harms of on line tracking and especially the details about how much precisely is being collected and what is being done with it are unparalleled. you are finalists for the pulitzer prize in 2012 because of your incredible wall street journal series on the subject which revealed for the first time something that many of us didn't know which is among other harms people are charged different prices on line based on the profiles and the faceless algorithms create about us without our knowledge or consent. let me introduce julia properly and list some of her other many great achievements. she is currently a journalist at the wonderful independent news organization propublica and reporter for "the wall street journal". was a finalist for the pulitzer prize in 2113 she was on the team have reporters that won the pulitzer in 2003 for her coverage of corporate corruption and the author of stealing myspace t

into us and i decided to send us to join in the words russia and the loss of normandy to deny his juliet shorts. it is almost ninety percent. canadian people. a sequel to show. so this is the knowledge that this there is eight years that it belongs to use a recipe to you by that. that is the most. the grass beds or its fuel and it was ever created and go in donetsk logan's at this but it was still a chance on his ally. a few examples these people will walk according to an increase in price. euro marco from advocating that you have to admit that the diseases that are not in the second part of ukraine should rejoin russia. state law. because it was like an ox. also sits on the stand said. so last night at the moment you up to you it's the little guy. you see on that says bob. lolx is the acronym and always has them up to a georgia canadian ace. i've seen it all is the use of the west. then graham was a joke. oh they say never right. did his best day ever i want us all. when did they ever arrive. does it do what is it that every night. who do i present to you. danny and declared it to my do

anniversary of girl scouts in america, which started out as a group of 18 girls in georgia organized by juliet loarks which has grown into an organization of 3.2 million girls and weu78. i knew firsthand what it was like about learning, leadership, and service. i loved working on my badges. i loved the camaraderie of working with other girls on the various challenges we had. madam president, i was a child during world war ii. the day care -- the girl scout program run out of our parish was really important. it provided important activities for girls after school, and there were comparable cub scout, boy scout, just like we had the daisies and the girl scouts. in my community, women are working as rosie the riveters. so we could actually be in a safe environment, we learned wonderful thirntion and w -- wonderful things, and we learned about our responsibilities. i can't think enough about ms. helen nimick, i wanted to grow up like here because she knew how to do 43 things with oatmeal boxes. there's a little bit of an age difference between us, madam president, but what i loved also the most wa

i always felt when i was doing other projects where i was supposed to fall in love with a juliet or somethingghing at each other's jokes so we in turn gravitate toward that just by design right? they all stare at my >> when you squeeze this toy, a recording of ted says i wuv you, mommy. >> that's cute. who would make fun of her for that. >> he gave it to her when he was 19. >> i wuv you, mommy. >> the writers right them so they like it. there's not a pes mist in this group who's always nay saying. everybody is always sort of championing each other and so it kind of reflects on our relationship. >> nine years together has been a long time. you've had babies gotten married. big life events true? >> oi, yeah. that's been the biggest honor of them all. >> you haven't done either of those things. >> no, no. but getting to observe. i've experienced these things by osmosis. >> are you rubbing his leg under there? >> yeah, of course. >> that's not his leg. >> i know this is your wedding, but this is a big moment for all of us. this may be the last time we're all hanging out together for who knows how