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charles's brother, william syphax was also employed in the interior department rising from messenger to clerk and he was a leader in public education for african-americans in washington. back to lafayette square proper, i want to tell you the story of jennings interactions with dolly madison in her old age. she was suffering financially all through her widowhood and things got worse and worse until in her last few years she wanted for the very necessities of life. webster would send jennings over to her house with basketfuls of . with jim crow conditions for bailing in both the north and south in 1929, congressman and mrs. de priest resided in segregated communities in both chicago and the nation's capital. their home in chicago was located at 4536 up through 4358 south parkway which is now known as martin luther king drive. although they owned the entire complex, they occupied the second floor of the three-story building from 1929 up to their deaths. the home that the de priests purchased in washington, d.c. at 419 u street northwest was located in an exclusively black neighborhood.

. >> their real point is about the messenger, which, again, we all come to later. we've already touched on it. the financial times speech, piece, on the 13th of june, again, it's the point it's the wrong messenger. i'd just like you to comment on that. >> except that it would underline my point that for me to have taken this issue on would have been extremely difficult. i mean you can see -- this was a speech made shortly before i left office. you can imagine the reaction if i made the speech two years into being prime minister. >> move on to a slightly different topic. that probably is still related. paragraph 14 of your statement, mr. blair, 05576. >> yeah. >> you make the point and others have made the same pointing, it can be very hard to adopt a policy when it is likely to be the subject of an intense media campaign about it. can we explore the issue of democratic accountability? if the media writes and they do represent at least a majority of their readers' voices or views, why is there a problem here at all? >> there is absolutely no problem in the press bei

messenger took about 100,000 photos. fifth you see mickey mouse everywhere. >> coming up, big trouble for a popular bay area bakery chain. >> what we uncovered that has the city investigating. >> an intense hostage situation in france. >> major changes in store for an old army base at the port of oakland. it will create thousands of it will create thousands of jobs but visit: >> it is wednesday june 20th. >> we begin with some terror in france this morning, a gunman is now holding people hostage >> a new development now >> there is some good news coming out of that situation in france but we have egypt in a state of uncertainty with disputed reports of mubarak health and updated situation on the terrorist situation in france. one hostage is free. media says a man took four people captive a few hours ago. the incident began with an attempted robbery. there are no reports of injuries so far. the man reportedly claims to be an al qaeda operative. mubarek which started celebrations at the site of the historic revolution that

. >> nasa's messenger probe found what looks like mickey mouse on the planet closest to the sun. at least three craters form the iconic face. messenger has taken more than 100,000 photos of the surface of mercury. >> it is a popular bay area bake,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> a san francisco woman has been honored with the national jefferson award for her cities, working her city's tough tender white neighborhood. mitch wilson received the jacqueline kennedy onassis award for service benefiting the local community. wilson founded the bay area women's and children's center to provide family services in the tenderloin. her efforts have included creating a library program, five playgrounds, a food pantry and even an elementary school. >> this week's local winner also works tirelessly to help young people. sharon chen introduces the father figure in marin city >> under orlando wiggins, players are scoring points on and off the court at the recreation center >> when i walked in the gym i see joy and smiles on these kids' faces and that makes me happy. >> orlando is head coach and director of the

many had horses and they were messengers, bringing messages back to our gems, north -- generals, north point and fort mchenry. >> it was really cool. >> reporter: the reenactors on horseback were a big draw for the crowds. >> the horses were big. they road up and did tricks with the men. it was cool to see them. you don't see that in regular daylight. >> reporter: the u.s. navy's elite team parachuted to honor those defending baltimore during the war of 1812. >> it's a huge honor. it's a honor to go anywhere, but for the 1812 ceremony, it's huge for us as a july theme to come out. >> reporter: at clifton park reporting for abc2 news. >>> all right. we love the navy. we love the coast guard, too. there she is, mighty coast guard cutter eagle. manned by coast guard cadets there from the coast guard academy up in connecticut. had a chance to spend team there. great weather to bring in the eagle. we actually captured it here with our view downtown. take a look. watch as we bring her in. there's the eagle, a great looking day to be out, taking in the views and the dramatic ships, parachuter

in a statement the paper added it makes no sense for caltrans and public agencies to attack the messenger rather than to determine whether the bridge will hold up when a severe earthquake kids the day. also california lawmakers nellie met a constitutional deadline. to pass a state budget with a plan balances the $15.7 billion deficit to it makes your customer to welfare and child care than the governor wanted in my meeting the deadline lawmakers can keep collecting their paychecks reporter elizabeth cook shows us some say this budget is smoke and mirrors. and is not a moment too soon lawmakers passed in $92.1 billion plan they say is the solution to california's budget crisis. >>> we have an opportunity to put this budget deficit behind us. the equates the founding fathers with up to us and said it passed a that a single republican vote to the chairman of the san francisco hispanic republicans as this proposal only offers more problems with no solution. the equates and the budget with nothing for the people except taxes. and more death to the private sector. the budget would include cuts

this is a nasa photograph taken by its messenger mission spacecraft showing -- >> three impact cratersury's surface. >> the larger one forming mickey's face is 65 miles across. >> the effect of mouse ears is enhanced because of the shadows in the craters. >> actually, it wasn't a leader but a summer intern working on a messenger mission who first noticed mickey's mission in the craters. there's a name for seeing a pattern where none really exists. >>> there's a man on the moon, a mouse on mercury and an elephant on mars? it's a stretch to us, but sochl saw this shape as a mermaid on mars. the most famous martian face. and check out big bird formed by the dark spots in the sun's corona. remember when mork offered inter-planetary travel advice? turns out mercury is the mickey mouse plan eet. inspiring plenty of headlines. >> do you think disney is colonizing mercury? >> well, they would if they could. >> well, disney might want to put a copyright on that. >> hey, disney might as well milk it. after all, disney bought mickey moo. a cow bought with mickey's silhouette on his side. so if yo

looks like the gop has the wrong messenger for their message. me now is ed rendell and cynthia tucker. and now a visiting professor of journalism at the university of georgia. thanks to both of you for being with me this evening. >> my pleasure. >> good to be here, reverend. >> governor rendell, let me start with you. the republicans are trying to use health care to their advantage this election, but do they have the wrong messenger? >> no doubt about it. the message is skewed. president obama since he's been president, he average working family has seen a tax cut of $3600. then secondly make clear that on the mandate which the supreme court properly says is a tax, only 2% of americans will pay the tax penalty. which is after the first year $666. that's what 2% of americans will pay. if you're in a health insurance plan now and you're paying into that health insurance plan, you do not have to worry about the tax that comes from the mandate. it's only the people who are the free riders. so it's less than 2% of the population. and they're attackin

but romney is not the right messenger for this. >> obviously generating a lot of interest and support. looks like from reading the blogs and tea party commentary on this people are jacked up on this. i don't think they care that much now about romney care because romney said look, i stand by that but there were clearly problems and that was a state experiment and this is a federal cramdown and he is generating an enormous amount of support and goodwill. >> the tea party were jacked up to get rid of obama for the past three years. this is not anything new. >> all the articles, wither the tea party. the tea party was fizzling out. >> i never thought they were fizzling out. i thought they got folded into the republican party. they basically did a hostile takeover. not hostile maybe a friendly takeover of the republican party so these guys were always jacked up to go ou out and go t after obama. >> steve, your take on this. a lot o of money raised but nevertheless a major victory for president obama yesterday. a a lot of republicans are spinning this as well, this is great for republicans

we have seen what happens with the messenger. in has been a historic moment for you.to continue as 860 family -- as a city family, the san francisco people spoke in 1999. case 11048, about the phantom 14 pages, will eventually become the pentagon papers of san francisco. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> [speaking a foreign language] president chiu: thank you very much. next speaker. >> i have lived in san francisco for 60 years. i am countering how gene kwan feels. when one of your best allies snatches one of your most viable properties, you wonder -- with friends like that, who needs enemies? one person in this room had a lot of trust, and so did the sheriff. we saw what happened to them. it is no surprise with this mayor. maybe we should schedule a wrestling match. it would be a good fund-raising event. i would like to think the board of supervisors for everyone sitting here contentedly. we have chastised the board for walking, eating, etc.. i am glad all of you remembered the citizens are the boss. you are the employees. sit there and take it for a few m

. >> yeah, but it shouldn't be about the messenger.he old greek parable about they killed a messenger. it's silly because i'm, you know -- every time i made the movie, every time, it's been a different me that delivered a different one. so it's not the same person. it's how i change from every movie. >> how would you like to be remembered? >> what do you think? as a filmmaker. >> i would say -- yeah, i mean -- if you could jazz it up a bit, can't you? >> that's -- >> you could write your own tombstone. >> it's a pantheon of certain filmmakers. maybe 50, 60 that just have continued to deliver through time. those people are very rare. i just am very happy to be one -- >> that simple descriptive word, filmmaker, would be enough for you? >> dramatist if you want but that sums it up. >> nothing personal? >> he was a good citizen i hope, you know. i never participated in public office. i can't say i was a model citizen. but i -- i followed the debate as much i could. i tried to contribute as much as i could. >> there are few people in the mo

if you are a messenger, you don't want to lose your credibility. you don't want to say everything is good about our guy and everything is bad about the other guy. he is the devil. when people hear you say that they tune you out. when romney himself, and when he had gilmore the former rnc chief were asked to grade president obama on scenario or eight different things, they gave him an f on everything. well, that's not credible. >> yeah. >> people are looking at them and saying, these guys are partisan hack ings. how can you give barack an f on foreign policy with all of the successes he has had with barack obama, the drones libya. the president has a strong record. admit that say, you know, well, he has done an okay job on the foreign policy but i don't think he has done well on the economy. you sound more credible. and bill clinton will be more credible in october when i guarantee you he will deliver the message to the american people were barack obama should be re-elected better than anybody, maybe even better than president obama himself. he will

it adds to the cost. >> you say he's an imperfect messenger. let's listen to one of the clips. mitt romney when he was massachusetts governor. >> with regards to the mandate, the individual responsibility program which i proposed, i was very pleased to see the compromise from the two houses includes the personal responsibility principle. that is essential for bringing health care costs down for everyone. and getting everybody the health insurance they deserve and need. >> now, the democrats say it's proof he loves the mandate. >> barbara responded to that by saying it's a federalism issue. the real point is elections are about the future. mitt romney has made that pledge that he repeal it on the first day. he promised us it wasn't a tax. this congress never would have passed it. now, it's been sold to us as a penalty. but it is indeed a tax. the president who said he wouldn't raise taxes on anybody who made below $250,000, now he's threatening to raise taxes on tens of millions who make far, far less than that. >> david gergen, you can see from the reactions on both sides. the

. >> and you are -- >> one of the roles is i sometimes a few times a year as an official messenger from of commons to her majesty, so i would come to the palace to present certain messages. then if there's a reply from the queen, i go back, march in and read out her relie on her behalf but then yes you do have to march backwards in a straight line. >> how do you find confine? >> she's charming and she knows you're nerve us to first time and she's very good at putting you at your ease and relaxing you so that you can carry out your duties. >> she is very interested in the of it? >> yes. she very interested in duties. and every day in the house of common to prepare a summary for her what m.p.'s have been debating and if there were any important votes, what were they ? i'm told she reads that very carefully every evening. so i take that seriously. >> one of the many roles fulfilled here at the palace and of course in the queen's ceremonial life. but preparations well under way for the remainder of the celebration. >> thank you lucy. astronomers are gearing up for one of the rare events and

i'd like to act as a messenger and build bridges between the marshall islands in japan. >> reporter: the u.s. government took control of the marshall islands after world war ii. it carried out 67 nuclear tests there between 1946 and 1958. it detonated a powerful bomb in 1954. the radio active material reached islands hundreds of kilometers away. among them rongelap island. it took american authorities a few days to evacuate the island. thee years later, they declared it safe and islanders returned. shimada visits the area 20 years after the experiment. people had developed various diseases, among them disorders, leukemia and cancer. the number of children born with congenital abnormalities have increased. islanders said american doctors check them regularly but didn't provide treatment. >> translator: actually, islanders were not allowed to know the big picture of nuclear testing and its resulting health effects. they could not understand why these diseases and other abnormalities were occurring. >> reporter: the serious health problems forced islanders to leave rongelap again in 198

we have seen what happens with the messenger. in has been a historic moment for you.to continue as 860 family -- as a city family, the san francisco people spoke in 1999. case 11048, about the phantom 14 pages, will eventually become the pentagon papers of san francisco. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> [speaking a foreign >> [speaking a foreign language]

the first in the president's did after hearing the ruling was to have the messenger the white house counsel then he stepped into the oval office to call solicited to solicitor general who argue the case for the administration and congratulate him. the president reportedly had three speeches ready to go today. he got to give the one declaring victory. whatever the politics today's decision was a victory for people all over this country. i was glad to be more secure because of this law and the supreme court's decision to uphold it. even though the biggest legal battle is over the campaign by is just beginning today we got a preview of what we're going to hear from ms. romney. a bomb scare obama's care obama's care of, care about a care obama's care obama's care obama's care obama's care. c. willett you aren't counting along the was 18 times he said obama's care. the other word rummy was repeating was repealed. major impact to the health care will and almost nobody is talking about. what will they mean if you already have insurance cbs reporter don knapp found out the health-care decision is a

i want to act as a messenger. build a bridge between the marshall islands and japan. >> reporter: the u.s. government took control of the marshall islands after world war ii. it carried out 67 nuclear tests there between 1946 and 1958. it did make a powerful hydrogen bomb. the radioactive material reached islands hundreds of kilometers away. among them rongelap island. it took american authorities a few days to evacuate the island. three years later, they declared it safe. and islanders returned. shimada visits the area 20 years after the experiment. people had developed various diseases. among them disorders, leukemia, and cancer. the number of children born with abnormalties had flkzed. islanders said american doctors check them regularly. but didn't provide treatment. translato actually islanders were not allowed to know the big picture of nuclear testing and its resulting health effects. they couldn't understand why these abnormalties were occurring. >> reporter: it forced islanders to leave again in 1985. 31

the person the president said after hearing the ruling had the messenger. house counsel and then he stepped into the oval office to call the solicitor general who argued the case to the administration and congratulate him. the president reportedly had three speeches ready to go today he got to give one declaring victory today's decision was a victory for people all over this country. whose lives will be more secure because of the slot and the supreme court's decision to uphold it. even though a legal battle is over the campaign fight is just beginning today we got a preview of what we're going to hear from irani. >>> obama's care. obama's care. obama's care obama's care of obama's care obama's care obama's care. and it's hard to count them. the entire speech lasted four minutes. the in other words romney repeated was repealed. there is a major impact of health-care ruling that almost nobody is talking about. zia's five reporter found out the health-care decision is about to cause one big change in california. did we its dana there are a lot of americans and

i described to you fees for messengers, court reporters, experts, and other costs. these items are not paid for with the professional services line item, but instead through the litigation expense line item, because i can bill them through each particular case. the distinction is if it is not tied to a specific case, it falls under the litigation expense item. if it is a general item that we can only account for -- such as ergonomic violations, office repair, i.t. -- those are encompassed within that $230,000 professional services item. the other services are referred to which we apply directly to a case and bill to a client our litigation-related and fall under the litigation expense line item. that relates to all litigation, whether it be muni, puc. in general, we spend about $6 million spread across the city. it relates to our work order the apartments and our general fund components -- departments and our general fund components. i hope that answers your question more specifically. one thing that you will see -- i do have a disagreement with the budget analyst -

. >> the devil knows in order to discredit the message, you have to first of all discredit the messengerollar faces misdemeanor charges of simple battery and cruelty to children. >>> and i'll be back in one hour face to face with musician, actor, and philanthropist, tim mcgraw, he explains the transition from music to movies wasn't seamless. >> as a musician, you spend a lot of time trying to be cool. i think that that's sort of like your goal in life. i'm a musician, i'm cool. there's a lot of times when you step into a movie set and step into a cool that there's nothing cool about that character. >> that's at 4:00. stay with us. i'm fredricka, your money starts right after this.

. >> the devil knows in order to discredit the message, you have to first of all discredit the messengerollar faces misdemeanor charges of simple battery and cruelty to children. >>> and i'll be back in one hour face to face with musician, actor, and philanthropist, tim mcgraw, he explains the transition from music to movies wasn't seamless. >> as a musician, you spend a lot of time trying to be cool. i think that that's sort of like your goal in life. i'm a musician, i'm cool. there's a lot of times when you step into a movie set and step into a cool that there's nothing cool about that character. >> that's at 4:00. stay with us. i'm fredricka, your money starts right after this. >>> create jobs or lose yours. president obama is tried to ze survive a hiring slow down in the united states that could leave him jobless in november. welcome to your money, i'm ali velshi. job growth is slowing down in america, but in the battleground states that are expected to decide the outcome of the presidential election, that's a different story. christine romances she has the story of the battleground

it is a picture snapped by the messenger probe. the first satellite to orbit to the nearest neighbor and nasa says it is an accumulation of ancient craters. abc7 is owned by the disney company. >>> all right, let's look at the weather. spencer christian is standing by. >> looking at live doppler 7hd. it is clear and calm on this last night of spring. summer arrives tomorrow. it felt like summer today. here is a sampling of some of the highest temperatures. 91 the highs at fairfield and antioch. we had numerous upper 80s in the other inland locations. right now it is still mild in antioch. 77 degrees and we have mainly 60s in the other inland locations. these are our highlights. we will have another warm day tomorrow as the summer solstice occurs. much cooler weather settles in on thursday which is the first full day of summer. this is a little loop of our close up satellite imagery this afternoon showing what was a batch of coastal clouds being swept away by the breeze along the coast. we will have clear skies holding on through th

it is a picture snapped by the messenger probe. first sallite to orbit to the nearest neighbor and nasa says it is an accumulation of ancient craters. abc7 is owned by the disney company. >>> all right, let's look at the weather. spencer christian is standing by. >> looking at live doppler 7hd. it is clear and calm on this last night of spring. summer arrives tomorrow. it felt like summer today. here is a sampling of some of the highest temperatures. 91 the highs at fairfield and antioch. we had numerous upper 80s in the other inlan locations. right now it is still mild in antioch. 77 degrees and we have mainly 60s in the other inland locations. these are our highlights. we will have another warm day tomorrow as the summer solstice occurs. much cooler weather settles in on thursday which is the first full day of summer. this is a little loop of our close up satellite imagery this afternoon showing what was a batch of coastal clouds being swept away by the breeze along the coast. we will have clear skies holding on through the forec

she has this great, bright-colored messenger bag that's perfect for carrying around everything she may need for the workday, whether it's snacks, a pen and paper, or a camera. this is sean, and although he looks great in this outfit, it's really not appropriate for the workplace. the ripped jeans that are bleached and torn, they look pretty sloppy, with the sneaker, and there's holes in his t-shirt, and an oversized sweatshirt. he really looks like he's ready for the weekend. so, before, sean was in denim. that was inappropriate for the office, and now he's in a pair that works for the workday. it's a dark denim. they're very clean. and they fit him well. the zippers add a little bit of personality without being too much. he has a basic white, button-down shirt, which is important to have in everyone's work wardrobe. and the shoes -- they're metallic, which is a little bit different than most people would wear to the office, but they're fun and i think they're still appropriate, and they show a bit of his personality. >> of course, these styles are just examples. you'll still need to d

the public defender has a unique and natural role as a messenger. we have more interaction, meaningful interaction come up with the victims of police misconduct and anyone else in government, the media, the criminal justice system, and these are not superficial interactions that we have. we are not their bank tellers. we get into the intimate details of their lives in the course of representing defendants, and we hear their stories, we hear their accounts, we develop a relationship of mutual trust so that we can confide their stories about police misconduct to us. so the rule is really unique. the stories from our clients about police misconduct are commonplace. everything from a disregard for the fourth amendment, theft, perjury, and the stories -- when you hear them over and over -- there becomes a real ring of truth to them, a consistency that makes it impossible for us, as attorneys, hearing the stories to dismiss them out of hand. the videos are not the first time that misconduct has ever happened. they are just the first time for us. let me us

. >> she's just the messenger. >> i was just going to say. >> time to check back with meteorologist christinaoren. it's going to be pretty nice but a chilly start. >> the magic is back on the desk. thank you. he hit that note. good morning to you. you're picking out your wardrobe for the day, think cool. dress cool for the hot day ahead. temperatures are going to climb into the 90s so much warmer than average for this time of year. tomorrow, temperatures falling by 10 degrees, we're going to drop you off by 5 to 10 degrees from yesterday's high, a little more cooling off the pacific ocean. the marine layer, it's moving inland over the golden gate bridge. we're going to be cooler, refreshing except for concord. as we head throughout the day, patchy fog at the coast. in half moon bay or pacifica, that fog has returned. that's going to give you a little more of a cooler start and as a result of that cool start, temperatures will be nice. we're going to get a nice sea breeze. comfortable conditions, as we head to the second half of the day and the coast, hot. 80 degrees. we smashed temperature re