leroy ran nancy pelosis first campaign when she went to congress. she always loved leroy. she recently did a speech on the floor of congress talking about leroy king who was a good friend oof nancy pelosi. lee row told me a story, you never know the obstuicals people have to go through in life. when leroy and his wife came to the city, leroy being african american and his wife was white and at that time a black person couldn't rent the apart so leroys wife would have to rent the aparnlt and 6 or 7 times they found she was married to leroy and had to move. finally they took it to court but leroy chs that kind of guy and to leroy all people mattered and i ask as soon as we are done i think it is appropriate to have a moment for leroy and also for the people who [inaudible] >> i first met leroy on nancy pelosis first congrgzal campaign, but then he continued to serve as a mentor and advisor. was one of my first supporters when i ran for had board of sfr visors and i was honored to have the support of someone who i so admiresed. i think fwt leroy and his activism and how he st

leroy cain who sadly passed away in his home on friday, june 12. he is not only remembered as an advocate for workers rights, a champion of civil rights equality, supporter of cultural preservation and a great san franciscan statesman, but also as an honorable, warm, honest man worked tirelessly to improve the lives of everyone around him. mr. king was born in fresno on september 9 1923, the youngest of george and eddie king six children. in his youth he attended a segregated high school with african-americans japanese, and hispanic students and at age 17 he moved to san francisco to live with his sister hazel. beginning his long residency in the city. during world war ii he was drafted into the u.s. army 10 first airborne division. after his military service he retire return to san francisco and attended city college and eventually joined ilwu in 1946. he met his wife julia, in 1950 but because of interracial marriage not yet legal at the time he did not marry her until 1951 it is an interracial couple in the 1950s, there were a target of discrimi

reid and supervisor cohen on behalf of former commissioner leroy cain and mr. james jerome..supervisor campos, the late mrs. karen huggins. >> thank you. is there any other business before us today >> that concludes our business for today matter present >> thank you everybody. we are adjourned. >>[gavel]

reid and supervisor cohen on behalf of former commissioner leroy cain and mr. james jerome..supervisor campos, the late mrs. karen huggins. >> thank you. is there any other business before us today >> that concludes our business for today matter present >> thank you everybody. we are adjourned. >>[gavel] how are you. >> all right. good morning, everyone. welcome to expand our tuesday, june 16, tuesday, june 16, 2015 transportation authority plans & programs committee i'm supervisor tang the chair of the committee we have sxhieshgsz to my right and supervisor yee and supervisor farrell we have our clerk steve and jim smith and charles kremenak from sfgovtv. >> roll call. >> sxhed absent. >> sxhieshgs supervisor farrell supervisor tang supervisor yee we have quorum. >> thank you and if we can call item 2. >> the advisory committee report. >> good morning, commissioners item 4 on our agenda today while the cca recommended $12.4 million for the 60 foot hybrid coaches there's $33.4 million in the request before you that was not before us it passed the board of supervisors and the

k-9 leroy is named in memory of corporal harry leroy kencan stabbed to death during an arrest in 1986. >> i hope that bell run outwe will run out of names to name these k-9s after. i don't think that's true and i don't think that will ever happen, unfortunately. the meantime it is truly an honor and a privilege to have these officers out here about these k-9s named after the fallen. >> the families of the fallen officers were at today's ceremony, got a chance to meet the dogs after that ceremony. >>> we are getting more details tonight about a deadly police shooting of an unarmed black man. find out what police have to say now about what happened in baltimore county. >>> fairfax county schools could add the transgender lifestyle to the lesson plan. we are going to hear from a local teenager who says this is something everyone needs to learn about. >>> the roads are wet with rain showers moving through. even portions of our area under a severe thunderstorm watch for st. mary's county. caroline down through warrington, spot sill veilian county, until midnight. while most of the weather

one, hoping this board of supervisors would close the supervisor meeting in honor of commissioner leroy cain >> already done mr. james >> thanks for a much. the other thing i am bringing seeing none, letters coming from the community asking for three people to be selected on the oci i cedric jackson bridget leblanc, derek tolliver their resumes and what have you be coming for. i would ask a would support that did it long histories with -- and western mission and also i would like to -- the mayor to support them also. keep up the good. >> thank you, mr. james. >> listener, first of all i recommend supervisor campos. i have to commend him this week congress has been doing our job. okay well it is happening the mayors commend for solomon do this my name is a cinnamon on this case. suppose people it is no mystery. just check black history. what is going down? in this town? only go to another segment. we work together [inaudible]. i want to know what is going down. going to the mayors convention here. they want to lock me up. try to shut me up. [inaudible] >> thank you, mr. washington. next

reid and supervisor cohen on behalf of former commissioner leroy cain and mr. james jerome..supervisor campos, the late mrs. karen huggins. >> thank you. is there any other business before us today >> that concludes our business for today matter present >> thank you everybody. we are adjourned. >>[gavel] [dog barking] [rocket whistles] [boom] accomplished in that arena this is a family different era where technically is different for law enforcement different from government and we need to recognize our strengths to expand weather the storms and night life in sf is one of the main strengths in san francisco. >> i'm not saying no room for improvement i know first hand there is but not lose sight of the details and dancing around the red tape. >> thank you. yeah. >> any is there any public comment? if not public comment is closed. we've move onto the refugee approval of the minutes for june 2nd had a request from the staff to expand continue until the next meeting can i get a motion to expand continue, please. >> for the minutes and each year. >> i move to expand continue to th

leroy king died friday at the age of 91.was a long-time labor leader in san francisco, bringing labor and black churches together when he ran the international long shore and warehouse union. he helped establish the jazz heritage center in san francisco's fillmore district and also the carousel at yerba buena gardens is now named in his honor. >>> well officials in santa clara county held a training session today to prevent domestic violence homicides. abc 7 news was in san jose for this training, which aims to connect victims to services and resources to get them the help that they need at such a terrible time. doctors spoke about one major signal experienced by many domestic violence survivors before things escalate even further. >> most abused women call it choking. that happens to as many as 20% of abused women, more if they're at high risk for homicide. so that's a very important danger signal. >> a partnership between law enforcement and nonprofit programs helps to encourage victims in high danger to look for services

leroy king died at the age of 91.ght labornd black chures together when he ran an international longshore rehouse union. helped establish the heritage center and a carousel that is now med in his honor. >> good legacy. two teenagers in north carolina have seri injuries after two separate shark attacks in one day. yesterday, a girl was bitten on arm and leg and a16-year-old boy attacked justtwo miles away. officials say without quick action it could have been worse. >> biggest concern is with ese -- is the blood loss. >> there have been six incidents in three weeks. three in north carolina. the beaches ar still open by the way. >> do you tnk it will scare the kids? >> thekids? >> half a billion dollars, "jurassic world" had the biggest opening weekend, ever, raking in $524 million. >> billionaire elan musk's company, space x aounced it's holding a competition to design a test track next to its southern california office. it's a plan to transport passengers from l.a. and san francisco at speedsf up to 750. that trip wou

leroy church says teaching thee students is like going full circle for him. >> it's like kind of likel circle moment for me that i can see a lion king flag next to university of the arts flag. it's like i'm home. >> the lion king is in town now through june 14th at the academy of music. >>> all right. let's get a check of that weather and i'm wondering if we hit 70 degrees today. >> it was feeling a lot better today than yesterday. >> you're right did it. >> iain you were talking earlier about seeing that sunshine and that really made the difference. today's high temperature 70 degrees. the normal this time of year 79. so still below average but just yesterday the high was only 58 degrees. so what a difference a day can make. the sun will set this evening at 8:25. the record high that is definitely safe, 97 degrees set back in 1919 on today's date. 67 philadelphia. 64 right now new york city. only in the low 50s right now for sections of boston. so as we zoom in a little closer you can see low 60s in lancaster as well as dover. 62 degrees. but look at wildwood. only 57 degrees. so dow

leroy king died at the age of 91.ought labor and black churches together when he ran an international longshore warehouse union. he helped establish the heritage center and a carousel that is now named in his honor. >> good legacy. two teenagers in north carolina have serious injuries after two separate shark attacks in one day. yesterday, a girl was bitten on arm and leg and a 16-year-old boy attacked just two miles away. officials say without quick action it could have been worse. >> biggest concern is with these -- is the blood loss. >> there have been six incidents in three weeks. three in north carolina. the beaches are still open by the way. >> do you think it will scare the kids? >> the kids? >> half a billion dollars, "jurassic world" had the biggest opening weekend, ever, raking in $524 million. >> billionaire elan musk's company, space x announced it's holding a competition to design a test track next to its southern california office. it's a plan to transport passengers from l.a. and san francisco at speeds

the last grade outlaw of the american west begins life as robert leroy parker, the son of devout mormonrants who came west to search for the american dream. >> they were pretty poor. his father had homesteaded a farm in southern utah but the kids were sent out to work in ranches in the neighborhood. >> like so many legends of the wild west, butch comes into contact with a mentor figure and a particularly important in his life. in this case, it's a gentleman by the name of mike cassidy. >> he soons find out that his mentor has a lucrative side business in the back country of the wild west. [ gunfire ] >> butch learns the ways of breaking the law in this very me minor way and he adopts butch cassidy of his own. >> after struggling to make an honest living, earning little more than the nickname butch, parker settles into his new profession. >> by the summer of 1894, butch cassidy is a savvy and elusive wrestler, more than an annoyance to the cattlemen of wyoming who use their influence to arrest cassidy for stealing a $5 horse. it is that experience that many historians believe triggers ca

. >> a two page letter written by kennedy leroy. he hoped to prevent the type of bullying he endured as a sophomore. >> we thought we were doing the best we could. the school thought they were doing the best they could. >> the school's administrators had them sign a no contact contract but the bullying didn't stop. >> he would lie. the bullying was constant. >> he struggled the depression and asperger's syndrome. now the family struggles with the loss. they hope other teens will gain knowledge that words can hurt as much as physical blows. and if you're bullied. suicide is not the way to handle it. >> this is not the solution because you miss out on so much more people of the coffee drinking world, dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter. put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for the one you deserve. i love the taste. always smooth, never bitter. my cup of coffee is always awesome when i go to dunkin'. man: i see the steam ri

she was four older brothers, rho beenen leroy, donald myself and a younger sister jackie.a community that really cared about her in charleston south carolina. >> we are hearing wonderful things about your sister. god bless you and your family. i hope these next few weeks are not too tough on you all. thank you for joining us sir. >> thank you. >>> i'm also joined by state senator todd rutherford. he talked to president obama and knew the reverend pinckney. sir, thank you for joining us. what can you share with us about your conversation with the president? >> the president called me this morning and wanted to wish condolences on behalf of himself and the first lady for senator pinckney the church family and the community at large. he was telling me then -- this was before the young man was caught -- that all the assistance the federal government could offer would be given to make sure the person was caught. as we know he was. we thank the president for that. the president wanted to make sure we had everything we needed and we do and we're grateful for that. the problem is

leroy bailey started his 10,465 world journey around the perimeter of united states last june 30 th. the 52-year-old virginia man wants to raise awareness and money for the homeless. during his trek he's adopted that lifestyle which means he's sleeping in fields under bridges and finding new paths to walk. but he's had additional problems since arriving in california and the bay area. >> a lot of places when i got to california here, walk on the interstates yet the only ways directly north is on interstate. sometimes you have to not intentionally break the law but you have to you know walk on the interstate anyway. >> bailey says he'll be on the road for a total of about 18 months. about six months to go in on this long walk. >> highlighting a very big problem. >>> coming up, more cities taking page from the bay area and raising the minimum wage. the impact this will have on our state. >>> plus preparing for an intense fire season. we get an inside look as crews train for dramatic rescues. >>> first -- >> we have lots of questions. >> a south bay nudist camp accused of stealing water

susan swain: leroy in monticello, kentucky, hi. you're on.eroy: appreciate your conversation here, it's mighty good. did andrew johnson and his wife, were they both -- did either one become born again christians before they died and left this world? susan swain: ok. thanks. we talked about the religion earlier, but would you -- kendra hinkle: right. right. well, when johnson thought he was dying of cholera, he did write a letter sort of making his peace, and eliza was a church-goer there in greeneville. susan swain: and next up is janet, asking us a question from tuscon. hi, janet. janet: hi. yes. mary lincoln had such a tragic time with her children, and i was wondering if you could talk a little bit about the johnsons' children, and if there are any descendents now. thank you. susan swain: thank you. jacqueline berger: that's a good question. i know she had a wonderful relationship with her children and her grandchildren. i don't know if there's any descendents that are still alive now. kendra hinkle: there are a few. jacqueline berger: a f

as evidence by the fact that my brother, who is actually even a little bit whiter than me, played leroygreat. fantastic. >> seth: and speaking of musicals and your brother, he wrote a musical episode of "the awesomes." >> seth: yes. >> for season three that's coming up. >> seth: so you got to do some singing there. >> i love it, yeah. any opportunity. >> seth: is this high school where you were doing the most musicals? >> it started real strong in middle school. winthrop, "music man"; joseph, "joseph." >> seth: wow. >> yeah. then scarecrow, "wizard of oz." and then, freshman year, things fell apart. >> seth: oh no. >> a little bit. a little bit. i was about 98 pounds, 4'11." >> seth: sure. >> and really wanted to fit in with the jocks. >> seth: oh, no. >> decided that that was my crew. >> seth: so you raced away from your starring rolls on musicals. >> nothing is guaranteed in the world of the theater, as we know. >> seth: sure. [ laughter ] whereas there's no steadier paycheck than professional athletes. >> exactly. especially when you're about the build of an actress that would play "

leroy is also rocking stars and stripes trend with this if you please -- fun trunk. the sporty look, for that we have erin and mike. >> they are parents and going to be chasing they are toddler on the beach. they wanted something with extra sun protection. i gave them both rash guards mike's is from land's end, entire -- >> get it mike yeah. >> in and out of the water. >> so cute i love them both. i love her shoes. those are great. >> looking good. >> thank you, enjoy the beach. >> next up must have mint that the color for summer? >> that is a big color this year. so we have last but not least ashley and dan. i gave her this great mint and fuchsia printed bikini from beyond the rack. she's got the cool cover-up she can throw on too. and these sparkly sandals from vionic designed to be better than your feet and better than regular flip-flops. >> oh, good. >> another hidden secret there. dan is in these really fun printed trunks from t.j. max i got for 25 bucks and added the mint button down to match ashlee. >> the gentlemen are still wearing fedoras. >> you can never

leroy is also rocking the stars & stripes trend with the fun trunks.little bit. >> i can see willie in that. >> let's move on to the sporty look. we have erin and mike. >> erin and mike are parents and will be casing their toddler at the beach. they want something that moves with them and gives them sun protection. i gave them both rash guards. of course the entire outfit -- >> get it, mike. get it. >> good for in and out of the water. >> so cute. i love them both. i love her shoes. those are great. thank you. enjoy the beach. next up, must have mint. that's the color for summer? >> it is a big color this year. last but not least ashley and dan. i gave her a great mint and fuscia printed bikini from beyond the rack. she has a cool cover-up, too. and sparkly sandals from vionic which are designed to be better for your feet. >> we just did a segment about the dangers of flip-flops. >> dan has printed trunks from tj maxx for $25. i have the mint to go with ashley. >> the fellows are still wearing the fedo ra. >> you can never go wrong with a hat. it's tre

. >> leroy in month cello, kentucky. you're on. caller: appreciate your conversation.s mighty good. did either one become born again christians before they died and left this world? ms. swain: thanks. you talked about the religion earlier. would you prefer to talk about it? guest: when johnson thought he was dying of cholera, he did write a letter sort of making his peace. and eliza was a churchgoer there in greenville. ms. swain: next up is janet asking a question from tucson. hi, janet? caller: hi, yes, mary lincoln had such a tragic time with her children and i wonder if you could talk about the johnson's children and if there are any descendents now. guest: i know she had a wonderful relationship with her children and her grandchildren. i don't know if there's any descendents. guest: a few great, great, greats. they all come through martha. the only one that has any descendents. ms. swain: and before we move into the civil war, in the video, we saw that they were slave holders. and essex and orange asking on twitter, is there any indication of how eliza felt about

i hope it's a comfort to his daughters rebecca and carolyn, his son, leroy and his grandchildren and great grandchildren that so many san franciscoians indeed, beyond san francisco people, loved and admired him and they shared their tremendous -- share they tremendous loss. with that, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? without objection the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. waters: the threat of boe coe ha rom and isis is real. remember, they are now one. ms. brown: last -- mrs. wilson: last week a student pled guilty. think said the virginia chase was a chill regular minder that islamic state's pervasive online presence and ability to woo american youth. how long before we hear headlines about american teenagers pledging allegiance to boko haram? remember, they are not one. how long before we hear about attacks on americans made in the name of boko haram. we must do all we can to defeat boko haram and break its unholy alliance with isis. i urge my