how much do you know about malcolm x. man whose name alone can still invoke deep rooted emotions about class race unity and segregation even forty eight years after his death may nineteenth would have been his eighty eighth birthday it's a day that's been declared malcolm x. day by a number of black organizations in this country which is why i want to take the opportunity to look at the legacy of one of the most controversial civil rights figures of the twentieth century before his assassination in one thousand nine hundred sixty five malcolm x. founded the organization of afro-american unity and when it opened he gave a famous speech in which he said quote education is an important element in the struggle human rights it's the means to help our children and our people rediscover their identity and thereby increase their self-respect educations our passport to the future for tomorrow belongs only to the people who prepare for today in a nutshell this was his message it was a culmination of years before you figure out his

malcolm. >> thank you. i thought i'd start by saying that i spent my last few weeks actually [speaker not understood] meeting with the puc staff and a lot of time with staff and managers and with stakeholders. and i have also had many opportunities to review the kinds of analysis that have been performed by the staff and by the puc consultants on the cca. and i'm quite impressed. i also believe that we are -- we can be successful in this program from what i've seen so far. and i think we're allred i to move forward. so, with that, as barbara said, i'm here to talk about two thing that you asked us to report to you on. the first is some kind of indication of the process of build out that we envision, and the other is how we can reduce the customer rate. so, starting with the first -- i'm also aware that you may have heard some of the stuff [speaker not understood] and i will try not to be redundant. and i welcome your questions and comments at any time. i'm first going to tell you a little bit about the obje

a monster wave smashes into the boat destroying the mast and throwing malcolm overboat into churning white water. >> it just enveloped the whole craft. we thought then that was the end. >> as the men in the news chopper watch helplessly, malcolm manages to scramble back on board. the situation looks dire. but then the coast guard appears. >> we thought thank god, they've arrived. now we'll be able to get this guy out of this predicament. but it became obvious quickly they had their own problems. >> once we were out there, the waves were bigger than the boats. >> collin ward is one of the two-man coast guard rescue crew. they also have a hard time pinpointing the yacht's location. >> in those days there was no radar, there was no gps. we located the vessel mainly by the helicopter above it. it was complete white water everywhere. so we never physically saw the boat until the last moment. >> as they try to ride over the crest of the waves, one of their engines fails. >> the fact we lost power made us dead in the water. it was basically hang on and ride out the third wave. unfortunately

. >> in fairness to miss malcolm, she's been focused on the local bill. i will try to respond to your questions. the puc has a strategy which includes socialization of the media that you are referring to. at this point the relative low level of activity you are saying is largely based on the fact that we are not clear through our decision making process of what the bottom message is of what we are offering it. we are keeping our powder dry until we have clear information to communicate. once we have opportunity to present further local build information on may 14th, once we have our decision on the commission on not to exceed rate then we are able to describe to our customer community, the rate, the premium, the resource mix, the build opportunity that this program envisions and then we'll have a strong message to communicate. >> thank you. >> your welcome. >> thank you, miss hale, i appreciate that. i think my fear that i made through the chair that if we wait until we do have that clear message, by that point we will have lost a lot of ground in terms o

a traditional funeral was held for malcolm shabazz in oakland this morning. he is the grandson of malcolm x. 28-year-old shabazz was killed in mexico city last week. officials say he was beaten to death by two waiters over a $1,200 bar tab. shabazz's body is now on the way to new york for a private funeral and burial. >>> a mountain lion who wandered into downtown santa cruz is back where it belongs back up in the mountains. a 100-pound male was spotted yesterday. he got stuck downtown in an area aqueduct there. wildlife rescue crews tranquilized it as a crowd looked on. he is back in the mountains. >>> 7 missing people from the deadly texas tornadoes are now accounted for and today governor rick perry will be paying a visit to the affected areas. wednesday night, 16 tornadoes left nothing but debris and leveled homes in their wake. six people were killed and hundreds left homeless. granbury took the brunt of the deadly weather. a neighborhood with dozens of habitat for humanity homes. but one survivor is optimistic. >> all the people that helped me build it

they think that malcolm shabazz was badly beaten in a bar. he was in a hotel meeting with a recently deported leader of an activiv activiveist group. he was 29 years old. >>> sandy hook elementary school should be demolished, and a new school should be built in its place. that's the unanimous recommendation from the sandy hook task force, saying that tearing it down will erase some of the emotional scars left behind after last year's mass shooting. 26 people were killed in the shooting in december. >>> one world trade center is now officially the tallest building in the western hemisphere. that spire was installed on friday, and it made it the new record holder at 1,776 feet. of course, you get the 1776 reference. the chairman of the port authority called the building, quote, a national symbol of hope and strength in the face of tragedy. when the first of the twin towers was built in 1972, it was the world's tallest building. good to see that spire go up. let's go back now to cleveland and brianna keilar. brianna? >> thanks, victor. >>> recov

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. >> demstrafrts marched from malcolm x. park to the white house. mayday is known as international workers day, it is celebrated in 80 countries, the protests were mostly peaceful. police did arrest four people on charges of assault on a police officer and destruction of property. >>> they say they will appeal. a judge ruled to remove all the restrikes on the so called morning after pill. the food and drug administrator made it available to girls 15 and older without a prescription. the appeal not affect that ruling. >> are you prejudice? >> he said he was a target of a passenger. >> into a home, shattering glass, while three children are sleeping inside. >> were you scared? why? >> i heard t i was in the garage. >> could there be trouble for >> colook, every day we're using more and more energy. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to

the customs inspector malcolm, a wonderful cast of characters. how did you settle? what was the process to settle on those historical characters as opposed to others? >> from dr. samuel for men biography was a huge help to me. so thank you. that was a real contribution to all of us. [applause] thank you for the question but it was a story that was full of surprises for me. i kept discovering these characters and this choice in junior character who appears with nathaniel hawthorne short story in a fictional form but of vigilante addresses and a costume and organizes patriots with tar and feather with the chair person of committee of tar and feather and in my first chapter i describe the tar and feather of a customs agent john malcolm and it was a horrifying affairs january 17741 of the coldest days of that winter and they would put the hot tar on his naked flesh commonplace the others on him and drag him around the streets of boston on vacation beating him up for hours until finally they dumped him at his house on the north end to be in bet recovering six weeks. but

why x, you trying to be malcolm x or dmx or racer x or something. >> my first name is xavier daniel plimptonid you get to the walking bridge on i-5. >> and the fire station over on 14th, how did you get all the way up there. >> didn't i tell y'all? spiderman is my cousin. >> man, i don't believe you. >> so the infamous x, serious, i don't know x, i seen that tag before. seems to have a bad vibe. >> you mean like x marks the spot? >> no, like x finds the buried treasure. >> no, like x is a marked man. >> chill out, man, we just playing. >> i'm not lying, though, i think it means you are claiming something. >> you mean like some kind of gang? i'm not some kind of gangster. i don't want nothing from those gangsters. >> if tivo is right, you better be careful. >> some of your best art work is being crossed out. >> that's cool, i'll move on and do another. the q's, quality and quantity is my game. >> you better quit, spiderman. guys like you, they got no back-up. >> true. i'll run with you guys. >> look, you can't decide you are kicking with us, we don't bang, we don't want nothing from your gang

. >>> funeral services will be held today in oakland for the grandson of malcolm x.z was beaten to death outside a bar in mexico city last week. he was 28. services will be at the islamic cultural center in downtown oakland. members of the mosque tell kpix 5 that even those from new york, shabazz spent a lot of time in the east bay. shabazz was 12 years old when he set a fire that killed his grandmother betty shabazz. he served four years in prison. >>> a man suspected of helping a terror group is due in court in idaho today. [ non-english language ] is an uzbekistan national arrested yesterday in boise and has been indicted by the federal grand jury in both idaho and utah. he is accused of providing material support to the islamic movement of uzbekistan to overthrow that government. >>> a man is accused of murder. 24-year-old caleb mcgillvary is accused of beating a new jersey lawyer to et department of he was arrested last night in philadelphia. mcgillvary found instant fame in february after he used the blunt end of a hatchet to stop a driver in fresno who was att

. >>> funeral held today in oakland for the grandson of malcolm x. al shabazz was beaten to death outside a bar in mexico city last week. malcolm was only 28. services will be at the islamic cultural center in downtown oakland. members of the mosque tell kpix 5 even though he was from new york, shabazz spent a lot of time in the east bay. shabazz was 12 years old when he set a fire that killed his grandmother betty shabazz. he served four years for that fire. >>> 6:38 now. a hitchhiker who became an internet sensation is now accused of murder. 24-year-old caleb mcgillvary is accused of beating a new jersey lawyer to death. he was arrested last night in philadelphia. mcgillvary found instant fame in february after he used the blunt end of a hatchet to stop a driver in fresno who was attacking a pg&e worker. >> these two women are trying to help him. she runs up and he grabs one of them, man. like a guy that big can snap a woman's neck like a pencil stick. so i ran up behind him with a hatchet, smash, smash, sa-mash. >> there is no official word on a m

i remember malcolm talking about polls where entertainers were more popular than him. [ overlapping speakers> when he went down to birmingham to support dr. king. >> right. >> harry bellefonte, the jay-z of his day, marched with dr. king. >> right. >> today i'd have to march with jay-z. >> let me pick up on the idea of independent institutions. because one of the critiques of the black church right now is that it is no longer independent, that it's been co-opted. >> and many have. >> pass, to you've taken this critique yourself in 2004. >> in my church no politician speaks on sunday morning. there are churches that just fling their doors wide open on sunday morning. if the mayor is running for office or the governor is running, then he gets center stage. in our church if they don't stay for the whole service i won't even call their name. >> we are in a position to independently decide what political positions we will take, what political arrangements we will have. and to me that speaks to the independence of the african-american church. [ overlapping speakers >> everybody speaks of the power

if you want to be interesting at parties, three word, malcolm [bleep] gladwell. >> you got a college degree in this hand, it's day let paper in this hand. >> you ca take [bleep]. >> after two hours of enhanced education techniques i was hopeful these kids would finally make a smarter choice than going college. >> maybe now i want to intern at a recording studio or somewhere elsewhere i can get some firsthand, hands-on experience. >> nice, that was all worth it to have helped even one young person to stay out of school. and one more thing, learn chinese. it will help.  [ man ] get the 20 piece mcnuggets. what? that lovely girl, caught your eye? 20 piece mcnuggets are only $4.99. you offer to share them. that's pretty smart. [ male announcer ] 20 piece chicken mcnuggets now on mcdonald's new extra value menu. what? that lovely girl, caught your eye? 20 piece mcnuggets are only $4.99. you offer to share them. that's pretty smart. [ male announcer ] 20 piece chicken mcnuggets now on mcdonald's new extra value menu. >> jon: welcome back, my guest one of our favorite its, his new book

if you want to be interesting at parties, three word, malcolm [bleep] gladwell. >> you got a college degree in this hand, it's day let paper in this hand. >> you ca take [bleep]. >> after two hours of enhanced education techniques i was hopeful these kids would finally make a smarter choice than going college. >> maybe now i want to intern at a recording studio or somewhere elsewhere i can get some firsthand, hands-on experience. >> nice, that was all worth it to have helped even one young person to stay out of school. and one more thing, learn chinese. why shop t.j.maxx and marshalls? one. you get all the awesome brand names. two. you get them for less than department stores, and that's awesome. three. she'll think you look stylish and awesome. four. you'll actually be awesome. which is awesome. t.j.maxx and marshalls. two awesome ways to score. >> jon: welcome back, my guest one of our favorite its, his new book is called let's explore diabetes with owls. please welcome back to the program david sedaris. (cheers and applause) >> jon: an absolute pleasure. first of all let me say yo

if you want to be interesting at parties, three word, malcolm [bleep] gladwell. >> you got a college degree in this hand, it's day let paper in this hand. >> you ca take [bleep]. >> after two hours of enhanced education techniques i was hopeful these kids would finally make a smarter choice than going college. >> maybe now i want to intern at a recording studio or somewhere elsewhere i can get some firsthand, hands-on experience. >> nice, that was all worth it to have helped even one young person to stay out of school. and one more thing, learn chinese. chinese. it will help. [ female announcer ] the one for all. mcdonald's dollar menu, home of the meaty, melty mcdouble you love... ♪ ...and other amazing tastes, for just a dollar each. ♪ like the bold hot n spicy mcchicken, and the new grilled onion cheddar burger topped with caramelized onions and melted white cheddar. everyday, as always, there's a lot to love for a little on mcdonald's dollar menu. >> jon: welcome back, my guest one of our favorite its, his new book is called let's explore diabetes with owls. please welcome back t

california puc and both presentations i'm very please today tell you will be made by our new director kim malcolm. kim comes from a long career working on energy issues both at the california public utilities commission where among other things and relevant to this program she was the administrative law judge who developed rules for this state and also from the non-profit sector she worked on the east bay implementing energy efficiency programs targeting low income customers and disadvantaged residents there as well as the general population and those effort included work force component and these are the kinds of skills that we really need for this next phase. we are implementing and building out. >> hello. i have met with a lot of people and i'm very optimistic . i have a presentation for you today. it's a presentation that i gave the commission on tuesday and i encourage you to interrupt me at any time with questions or comments. i would like to ask how much time are you expecting me to spend? >> i would go ahead and give that presentation to the commission. the purpose of this presentation wa

. >>> a murder investigation is under way in mexico, where a grandson of malcolm x died after a fightar. meanwhile the grieving family of 28-year-old malcolm shabazz is making plans to go to mexico to recover his body. >>> in west, texas, a criminal investigation into that devastating fertilizer plant explosion is now under way. but authorities will not speculate about any potential connection between the blast and the first responder who was arrested for having materials to make a bomb. >>> federal officials say bryce reed is a volunteer paramedic who allegedly gave the materials to a friend who then contacted a local sheriff. >>> a homeowner in port angeles, washington, is accused of going on a rampage with a bulldozer-like vehicle. get this, to get even with his feuding neighbors. really? he's accused of destroying two homes, damaging two others, and knocking out power to thousands. he was arrested for malicious mischief. >>> and a school bus driver in central florida is accused of encouraging two teenage girls to fight, and even, listen to this, took them to her home so they could

. >>> a traditional islamic funeral was held for the grandson of malcolm x in oakland. 28-year-old malcolm shabazz was killed in mexico city last week. he was baiten to death by two -- beaten to death by two waiters over a $1,200 bar tab. a private funeral and burial will be held in new york. >>> each watching them on television but you want to see what it looks like for real. >> the amgen tour kicks off in california. why an upscale bay area community wants to ban bicyclists from riding into town. >> i just remember looking at it and thinking, this is the most absurd invoice i have ever seen in my life. >> have you ever signed up for service and paid way more than you thought you would? how some credit card users found thousands of dollars missing from their accounts. >> another dry day throughout the bay area. kpix 5 hi-def doppler is completely dry. some of you haven't seen rain all month. is there any rain in the extended forecast? maybe for you in oakland? i have that seven-day coming up in a few minutes. >> and coming up at 6:30, who tops the ticket list? we crunch the numbers. the b

designers vivienne westwood and malcolm mclaren created the central punk look. they are not coming cheap. sandra rose is a designer inspired by the fashion. >> it is a total couture sideline. take what is on the street. how can it be made beautiful? how can safety pins and chains and holes look lovely? >> safety pins mixed with black tie on the red carpet on monday. homage to on mosh -- the punks. what can today's designers learn? -- ithink street fashion is really to remind people of how fashion can be in shaping identity. the way punks used it for my fashion was a vehicle for personal expression, but also for criticizing the status quo. rebellious movement, being exquisitely exhibited. had an of no future enduring impact on fashion. >> laura, having a very good evening. i adore those paying quakes. -- those pink wigs. a spire has been permanently installed at the top of one world trade center this morning. the spire weighs 758 pounds and has a broadcast antenna. it brings the structure of the building to its full height of 1776 feet, the same as the declaratio

malcolm webb, al jazeera, goma in the democratic republic of congo. >> and major cleanup is continuingafter a powerful tornado hit the u.s. state of oklahoma on monday. residents in the town of moore are trying to rebuild their lives. often, they are being helped by people they have never met. with a fewe day volunteers from the american red cross. >> thomas has been serving his country his whole life. he is 62 years old and has been a soldier, firefighter, and for the past four years of volunteer with the american red cross. , rake,need a shovel anything? >> shortly after the tornado struck in oklahoma, he made the drive from new orleans. he has seen a lot of death, destruction, grief, and loss. ofa firefighter, he and some his colleagues were there after hurricane katrina in 2005. he says the fallout from this tornado might be the worst he has ever seen. toit is really heartbreaking .ee the people try to get back it is rewarding to help them. it gets emotional. >> everywhere you look in moore, people are pitching in. slowly, piece by piece, the debris is being cleaned up on the stree

secretary-general ban ki-moon has visited the city of goma, and malcolm webb has gone to see how peoplefeel about his trip. >> on key men and the world -- andki-moon and the world -- others visit the city of goma. they want to talk about a peace plan and a new u.n. intervention brigade to add to what is already the world's largest he's keeping force. [inaudible] human unity of all the people here. >> but earlier this week, thousands around goma were reduced to rubble when stray shells landed during fighting between the government and am 23 rebels. and a hospital, a steady flow of wounded civilians, including many children. this six-year-old got shrapnel in her head and chest. her mother feels the outside world does not really care and said the u.n.'s visiting secretary-general should do more. >> i can only beg him to help. nobody protects us from this violence. we are struck -- stuck here. our clothing is the only protection we have. >> there has been international attentive bring peace to eastern congo for over 10 years. it is fair to say that so far they have not succeeded. right now

officials are announcing the grandson of malcolm x has been killed in mexico.abazz was killed on thursday. they haven't released anymore information. labor activist miguel suarez says he was with the 28-year- old. shabazz was beaten over a dispute in a bill at the bar. he has served time for attempted robbery and setting fire to his grandmother's home which he did kill her. >>> and -- which did kill her. >>> volunteer paramedic brice reid was arrested early yesterday morning. police say he admitted that a metal pipe and explosive devices found during a search of his home on april 26th belonged to him. reid's arrest has not been tied to the deadly explosion that killed 14 people. >>> the cause of the explosion is now a criminal investigation. the sate fire marble -- the state fire marshals office has ruled out four causes. 400 people have been interviewed. >>> one of the victims in the fatal limo fired will be laid to rest on ay a funeral is scheduled for 46- year-old anna alcataro. she was killed on the san mateo bridge last sat saturday night. a legislature is

soon because he's already made a promise for we will go and he will close the place the words of malcolm x. you don't take a nice stick in a man's back nine inches deep and pull it back five inches and say we're making progress if they're cleared for release and why don't you released him now it is about the process it could well take a year or more we want the criminals they were the criminals the criminality was done against us torture is criminality kidnap is criminality rendition is criminality torture is criminality all of these things were done to us we didn't do this to anybody we were interrogated by the world's most powerful law enforcement and intelligence agencies and after years of all this we still had no charges against us and after years of all of this prisoner still the overwhelming majority of them are still no charges against him so it's simply not even worth discussing it. obama's ironclad way of battling terrorists are certainly sparked heated debate during his speech in washington at one point the president was stopped in his tracks by an angry audience member my col

because he's already made a promise for two years ago that he would close the close the words of malcolm x. you don't take a knife difficult to get a man's back nine inches deep and pull about five inches and say we're making progress if they're cleared through lease and why don't you release them now are you going to start that process it could well take a year or more we want to criminals they were criminals the criminality was done against us torture is criminality kidnap is criminality rendition is criminality torture is criminality all of these things were done to us we didn't do this didn't we were interrogated by the world's most powerful one force and intelligence agencies and after years of all of this we still had no charges against us and after years of all of this prison still there overwhelming majority of them are still no charges against them so it's simply not even worth discussing anymore. it is approaching help us nine here in moscow and up next the investigates the world of genetically modified things. paranoia and zero tolerance policies strike yet again the latest in

soon because he's already made a promise for four years ago that he would close the little words of malcolm x. you don't take a knife stiff gets to get a man's back nine inches deep and pull about five inches and say we're making progress if the clue for release and why they released him now why are you going to start the process it could well take a year or more we want the criminals they were the criminals the criminality was done against us torture is criminality kidnap is criminality rendition is criminality torture is criminality all of these things were done to us we didn't do this didn't we were interrogated by the world's most powerful law enforcement and intelligence agencies and after years of all this we still have no charges against us and after years of all of this prison still the overwhelming majority of them of still no charges against them so it's simply not even worth discussing anymore and now to some other stories making news around the world sixty one people have been arrested over violent clashes between police and techno parades in the swiss capital of bern else sunda

. >>> funeral services will be held today in oakland for the grandson of malcolm x. he was beaten to death outside a bar in mexico city last week. he was 28 years old. services will be at the islamic cultural center in downtown oakland. members of the mosque tell kpix 5 even though he was from new york, shabazz spent a lot of time in the east bay. >>> 4:34 now. a police officer was injured and five people arrested after a confrontation at san francisco state university. [ yelling ] >> campus police say they got a call about 8 p.m. about an unauthorized person in a residence hall. police say the trespassers none of them students resisted when officers tried to remove them. >> anybody could have been there in the room and they just like come and and like handcuff people and started like beating people with their flashlights. >> this is video supplied by the accused trespassers. they say they are part of a protest group kicked out of the building the day befor elsewhere in san francisco but insist last night they were just visiting friends and not protesting. >>> vandal

time soon because he's already made a promise four weeks ago and he closed the place the words of malcolm x. you don't take a knife to stick it in a man's back nine inches deep five inches and say we're making progress if they're cleared for release and why don't you released him now it is a process it will take you no more we want the criminals they were the criminals the criminality was done against us torture is criminality kidnap is criminality rendition is criminality tortures criminality all of these things were done to us we didn't do this to anybody we were interrogated by the world's most powerful law enforcement and intelligence agencies and at the years of all of this we still have no charges against us and the years of all of this prison still the overwhelming majority of them of still no charges against him so it's simply not even discussing it. that attorney david remes who represents seventeen guantanamo bay inmates thinks that obama's speech was just simply full of empty promises speech was a deep disappointment we had been led to expect at least in the media that presiden

. >> they fought bigotry, ushering in a new generation of black leaders like malcolm x and thurgood marshall like this, don't you. >> i love it. >> and you can hear more from lee and check out all of our flash back fridays at our website, jansing.msnbc.com. i'll see you here on monday. oh this is lame, investors could lose tens of thousands of dollars on their 401(k) to hidden fees. is that what you're looking for, like a hidden fee in your giant mom bag? maybe i have them... oh that's right i don't because i rolled my account over to e-trade where... woah. okay... they don't have hidden fees... hey fern. the junk drawer? why would they... is that my gerbil? you said he moved to a tiny farm. that's it, i'm running away. no, no you can't come! [ male announcer ] e-trade. less for us. more for you. >>> the boy scouts will allow -- 61% of just over 1,200 delegates. leaders followed the vote with these remarks about what's next in the wake of this deeply divisive debate. >> it's a very difficult decision for a lot of people. but we're moving forward together. >> now the decision has been made, i