i'm molly brown i'm proud to say i cast my ballot and attended the swearing in of supervisor fewer so congratulations. i'm sorry commissioner peskin is not here. i was there in 1990 collecting signatures because we didn't have a supervisor on board. it wasn't until we collected the signatures that then we were very attractive. people jumped on later. a lot of the other set-asides, initially it was through polling effort that swayed some of the vote of the supervisors. there is a lot of history about how some of these got on the ballot and i think there's a failure to believe in our good government. it's hard to make the hard choices that will help the budget crisis. so as a citizen who has values, i think the set-asides exactly represent our values. i don't believe any voter in the city would have voted for healthcare rights after five years of unemployment. there's a lot of decisions made in the government that citizens don't support and the set-asides are our way of what we do support and i think we should look at big government. i think people would be more willing to have conversa

in may of 1921, molly had a sister named anna brown and of that day she came over to molly's house. mollie liked to entertain and was having a party that day with relatives and friends. her oldest sister you can see a picture of her she left the house and wasn't seen again. she vanished. mollie looked everywhere for her and have the family looked everywhere for and a week later she was found in a ravine. picture taken by an fbi investigator. she had been shot in the back of the head and was dead. it was the first hint that molly's family and tribe has become a prime target of a conspiracy. not long after, literally within days, molly's mother began to grow mysteriously sick. here you can see a picture of her mother in the middle, anna brown is off to the left of the older sister and molly is to the right. mollie's mother seemed to grow in substantial each day as if she were withering away. within two months, she stopped breathing and evidence would later suggest that she had been poisoned. so within a span of two months, molly lost her sister and her mother. mollie had another siste

. >> molly: new information on california which just became the first sanctuary state in the nation with the law that governor jerry brownd back in october now taking effect. we're live in los angeles with this. >> the law prevents law enforcement officers from asking about someone's immigration status and bars officers from participating in federal immigration enforcement activities in most cases. >> the california legislature and governor jerry brown are basically saying california is a sanctuary state and it is not going to assist the federal government in deporting illegal aliens. >> molly: back in october california governor jerry brownish uday a statement which read in part these are uncertain times for undocumented californians and their families and this bill strikes a balance that will protect public safety while bringing a measure of comfort to those families who are now living in fear every day. the new law drawing plenty of backlash on social media and here is a sign from last april placed on the malibu city limits sign which reads, official sanctuary city, cheap nannies and gardeners make malibu great and an

brown of california working on issues of water reform. eric stoner is a professor of history at columbia. his book was a reinterpretation of the. mollie ross spent over 35 years in leadership in the national park service i-4 retiring. she helped president obama established 15 national monuments including this one. billy kaiser ling is the mayor of beaufort south carolina. prior to his election he worked on capitol hill. , we will asker do the first, we will ask the first question -- >> it began when i left law school. i had always kind of what the historical antecedents were of the revival of the civil rights on the american agenda. beginning a promising . right after the civil war and it disappeared from the agenda. some years later, i am secretary of the interior, thanks to bill clinton. and we are in the monument business. i got acquainted with a academic who, in my judgment more than any other person has brought reconstruction back into its place in american history. i got acquainted with them and he said we ought to go down and i will show you around. beaufort port royal center as the best a living example of all of this reconstr