again, being the first hip-hop label in the south and only operated myself, i looked at artists like leroykillet. those guys were already on records. they were affiliated with major record labels. they were not getting their records taken off the shelf. so i looked at it from the standpoint i'm a hip-hop artist, own my own record company. i'm an easy target for the federal government. if i have to take all my own to fight for free speech, then i will do that. >> host: what are you doing today? >> guest: coaching football. we do ginning lings for commercials, whether it's commercials or movies, i'm helping my wife out with her nfl agency and restaurants. i'm just happy, you know, helping out with the community. >> host: how did you get involved being a defensive coordinator for miami high school? >> guest: my passion has always been playing football. i started coaching and i did and i ended up coaching and now i have great players in the nfl, davis, williams, devonteefreeman who is going to beat up your redskins, we have quite in the league now. the most important ones are the ones that cam

roche coming up from memorial. 39-37, but leroy with nine points. central wins 61-51. they advance to the title game against exeter. what are we missing in sports? what about the sticks and the? -- the puck? this epidemic of gun violence hillary clinton has what it takes to stand up to the republicans and the gun lobby. we need to close the loopholes and support universal how many people have to die before we actually act... before we come together as a nation? jamie: the boston bruins played at the ottawa senators, 5:00 start. ottawa on the power play. the puck bounced off the skate of dennis seidenberg. david krejci ties it up, tucks it past the goalie. they had to review it, but it stands for his 11th of the season. he later left the game with an injury. mike is a bondage in with a follow-up goal. the senators win 3-1. the bruins host the senators tuesday night. two more home games for the s against the adirondack thunder. in the second, behind the net with a nice feed to maxine kitson for the goal. 2-0. that was the last goal scored. manchester wins 2-0. day two of

leroy jaylen misses but jon makori gets the bounce on the follow. they can get it going in a hurry though. how about this pass, makori to evan macdonald for the quick score. this was all exeter. they pull away to the 73-39 win. it's their second queen city title in school history. a terrific finish in this semifinal game of the concord area holiday basketball tournament. merrimack valley down a point brady. abby grandmaison with a soccer throw in. the length of the floor it goes off a brady player and out of bounds. half a second on the clock after a timeout. valley with the winning play. sammi osborne inbounds to grandmaison, and her shot counts at the buzzer. merrimack valley goes to the championship with the dramatic 46-45 win. in the other semifinal concord and pembroke. concord is in red. katie lafond with a pass to bridgid weeden and she knocks down the jumper. for the spartans, morgan allen goes through the lane and dishes to madison allen and the senior had no problem knocking down the jumper. then its olivia langevin. she goes behind the sc

when yip went to arthur freed, the producer, who was too busy to work on this musical, and mervin leroy, practically, because he had never done a musical before, so it became a vacuum in which the lyricist entered, because he was all ready to do so. yip was always an active, you know, organizer. and so the first thing he suggested was that they integrate the music with the story, which at that time in hollywood they usually didn't do. they'd stop the story, and you'd sing a song. they'd stop the story and sing a song. that you integrate this -- arthur freed accepted the idea immediately. yip then wrote -- yip and harold then wrote the songs for the 45 minutes within a 110-minute film. the munchkin sequence and into the emerald city and on their way to the wicked witch, when all the songs stopped, because they wouldn't let them do anymore. ok? you'll notice then the chase begins, you see, in the movie. amy: why wouldn't they let them do anymore? >> because they didn't understand what he was doing, and they wanted a chase in there. so, anyhow, yip also wrote all the dialogue in that time

. >> the law took aim at the practice of doctor leroy car har. dr.rt performs abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy. when many birth defects and health complications are discovered. >> i didn't find this bill, it found nebraska in that we have a provider in this state that wants to late term abortions. >> with the signing that have bill, carhart began traveling to maryland to perform abortions after 20 weeks and was greeted by protests. >> we will not be complacent while women are being brutalized and viable children are dying. >> reporter: what dr. carhart experienced in nebraska has now expanded to nearly a dozen states. where similar or in some cases stricter measures are in effect. >> they're adopting laws, the laws are going into effect and women are falling by the wayside because they can't access services when he this he need them. >> it's fueled a climate of intimidation and harassment leaving the few people left trying to provide those services to live under constant threat. over the years, dr. carhart has received multiple threats of violen

there were other martyrs but that was her and leroy. >> thank you very much for this refreshing perspectiven the civil rights movement. one of the things that drew me ise tonight, to come to this the title of your book. i know that some of the hardest scenes to do in terms of writing history, to decide on a title. you want your title to be catching you, to be attractive. i like the fact that you point to a new history of the civil rights movement. what i wondered about your decision of using rosa parks, instead of recy taylor, if you ought about that, if it crossed recy taylor toy black power. once you got us there, you come up with that. danielle: i'll be very honest. wastop part of the title mine and mine alone. i picked that. my editor chose this subtitle. we worked on it together but i wanted it to just the black women, rape and resistance. she said no, it has to be more than that. we ended up with this long title. it takes up the entire cover of the book. i ended up liking it because it explain what the book was about and it did what you said, what could this be? it drew people in. rec

birthday shoutout to leroy from or why family. look your grandsons there. hope you have a frays puck birthday also i want to tell you go about the app fox 5 weather app with daily and hourly forecast at the apple itunes and goggle play store it is free. check it the. here's christina with a commute >> but really roadways are looking very good for us this morning. good morning everyone so let's start with this situation here. garden state parkway northbound at 109 in the express lane with a crash in the process of being cleared away. we're going to see an issue on grand central westbound at hoitt avenue with a crash. two blocked off so added congestion surrounding that. outside to the staten island expressway by victory boulevard looking good both ways. entire length of the staten island expressway pretty much in decent shape and next live shot is new jersey turnpike also good right by newark airpght in both directions moving well. eastern, western spur split. moving well. no delay at all headed to lincoln tunnel around hey lux very quiet. holland tunnel up

leroy and he ended up making sergeant and he said, you know, i was a college kid.w what, chris. you know why a little man loves his country? because it's all he's got. nationalism at the heart of this trump thing. feeling of lost american identity. one thing to say undocumented workers. what does that make the guy? a documented worker? no, he's an american. they're angry about that. they're not being treated right and you can call it blue collar workers, white workers. you can use all the tags you want, but i think it's an american thing that a lot of people are feeling that they're not being respected and you touched -- >> you touched on two issues. two issues that neither republicans nor democrats have understood through the years have impacted those people that you still work in factories along the river. whether it was in manchester, new hampshire, whether it was in philly or a mills down in south carolina. and that's immigration and it's also trade. >> yeah. >> there has been this belief, this sort of almost religious belief that three unfedered trade is great

her surviving siblings include -- leroy sykes, her children, larry, donna, lonnie. and she had 12 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. she passed away november 11th of this year. she leaves behind a host of family and friends and a community that truly loves her and she will be missed. thank you to the family members who are here today and we will be adjourning the meeting in her honor. last but not least, colleagues, i have an imperative item. it is of the most importance here today. we will be reviewing this item towards the end of our meeting, but i wanted to make a few comments about this item. more specifically, this is commending our colleague supervisor julie christensen. supervisor christensen came to the board earlier this year. hit the ground running, rolling up her sleeves and has done a remarkable job not just for district 3, but for the city and county of san francisco. i remember her first meeting where she basically had a ceqa appeal in her district. she knew it inside and out and made an incredible decision to work with both sides and i was extre

her surviving siblings include -- leroy sykes, her children, larry, donna, lonnie. and she had 12 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. she passed away november 11th of this year. she leaves behind a host of family and friends and a community that truly loves her and she will be missed. thank you to the family members who are here today and we will be adjourning the meeting in her honor. last but not least, colleagues, i have an imperative item. it is of the most importance here today. we will be reviewing this item towards the end of our meeting, but i wanted to make a few comments about this item. more specifically, this is commending our colleague supervisor julie christensen. supervisor christensen came to the board earlier this year. hit the ground running, rolling up her sleeves and has done a remarkable job not just for district 3, but for the city and county of san francisco. i remember her first meeting where she basically had a ceqa appeal in her district. she knew it inside and out and made an incredible decision to work with both sides and i was extre

her surviving siblings include -- leroy sykes, her children, larry, donna, lonnie. and she had 12 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. she passed away november 11th of this year. she leaves behind a host of family and friends and a community that truly loves her and she will be missed. thank you to the family members who are here today and we will be adjourning the meeting in her honor. last but not least, colleagues, i have an imperative item. it is of the most importance here today. we will be reviewing this item towards the end of our meeting, but i wanted to make a few comments about this item. more specifically, this is commending our colleague supervisor julie christensen. supervisor christensen came to the board earlier this year. hit the ground running, rolling up her sleeves and has done a remarkable job not just for district 3, but for the city and county of san francisco. i remember her first meeting where she basically had a ceqa appeal in her district. she knew it inside and out and made an incredible decision to work with both sides and i was extre

her surviving siblings include -- leroy sykes, her children, larry, donna, lonnie. and she had 12 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. she passed away november 11th of this year. she leaves behind a host of family and friends and a community that truly loves her and she will be missed. thank you to the family members who are here today and we will be adjourning the meeting in her honor. last but not least, colleagues, i have an imperative item. it is of the most importance here today. we will be reviewing this item towards the end of our meeting, but i wanted to make a few comments about this item. more specifically, this is commending our colleague supervisor julie christensen. supervisor christensen came to the board earlier this year. hit the ground running, rolling up her sleeves and has done a remarkable job not just for district 3, but for the city and county of san francisco. i remember her first meeting where she basically had a ceqa appeal in her district. she knew it inside and out and made an incredible decision to work with both sides and i was extre

her surviving siblings include -- leroy sykes, her children, larry, donna, lonnie. and she had 12 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. she passed away november 11th of this year. she leaves behind a host of family and friends and a community that truly loves her and she will be missed. thank you to the family members who are here today and we will be adjourning the meeting in her honor. last but not least, colleagues, i have an imperative item. it is of the most importance here today. we will be reviewing this item towards the end of our meeting, but i wanted to make a few comments about this item. more specifically, this is commending our colleague supervisor julie christensen. supervisor christensen came to the board earlier this year. hit the ground running, rolling up her sleeves and has done a remarkable job not just for district 3, but for the city and county of san francisco. i remember her first meeting where she basically had a ceqa appeal in her district. she knew it inside and out and made an incredible decision to work with both sides and i was extre

leroy jaylen misses but jon makori gets the bounce on the follow. they can get it going in a hurry though. how about this pass, makori to evan macdonald for the quick score. this was all exeter. they pull away to the 73-39 win. it's their second queen city title in school history. a terrific finish in this semifinal game of the concord area holiday basketball tournament. merrimack valley down a point brady. abby grandmaison with a soccer throw in. the length of the floor it goes off a brady player and out of bounds. half a second on the clock after

and leroy standing at one of the last pieces. i visited the soviet union as a member of the committee. standing at that wall there was a woman in the carriage. to stand on this side her son was kicking around a little ball. and i became emotional. what the heck is wrong with you? think about this. if you were over here during a prison. to think about what we are able to achieve. what is better than foresight when you go to paris? lead the 14th knows about executive authority. [laughter] even if the browns with and i am not leaving america. [laughter] >> we are running at a time. . . >> through a variety of raids and intelligence gathering missions. this force will be in a position to conduct unilateral operations in syria. we will not be discussing specifics of this expeditionary both to protect our forces and element of surprise. we want to make sure