mr. black was one of the busiest business men throughout these years and there was no way to contain it. if you want to call this generation anything i call from the unluckiest generation because they found themselves having to deal with the worst economic crisis in american history, literally threatened the american dream, only then to deal with the colossal war on an unprecedented scale that threatened the existence of democracy itself. not many generations have to deal with that much within the short span of time. in looking at how they did what they did it is important to realize why and how we managed to win this war. first of all as john pointed out no warheads even remotely approach the scale of this one. is truly a world war. it is fought on three continents, virtually every ocean, the fact the we are split between a war in europe and the war in the pacific vastly complicates not only the production of goods but the delivery of goods, the problem in the atlantic is getting them through

. >> host: he writes for the us "chicago sun-times", the national posting canada canada, finally mr. black in "flight of the eagle" you dedicate to a boil american friends in particular. tina brown, an aunt ann coulter, henry and nancy kissinger, peggy noonan, , etc., etc.. why were you specific about using the word allele in that dedication? >> in this sort of crisis that i went through with the onslaught against me, people went out of their way to be supportive and some a few defected in became antagonistic so i wanted to show those recognition to those that were conspicuously supportive because the way the system works not just the in the united states come in with that degree of official attention is focused on a person there is the intent of those targeting him to ostracize and isolate him so all of those seven is writing about the united states i thought i would focus on americans but those that resisted that temptation and many of those came to visit me when i was aghast of the american people including henry kissinger i thought it was the least i could do and i was proud to do. i h

lazarus, mr. black, mr. wright for being here. i think it's important we try to work together and i appreciate the fact that you've been sitting here and, you know, san francisco has figured this before and that's why it was important in reference to what mr. wright said to make sure we get the city attorney on record so people have this guidance and that clarity is important and i think we got it today. >> we appreciate that. >> thank you, next speaker. >> good evening, my name is donna smith and i am a native of san francisco and resident of hunter's point bayview, it is imperative that you keep the hdso because insurance under the healthy san francisco will be crucial for helping to meet the cost of caring for the uninsured. now, speaking of the uninsured, the san francisco insurance will allegation be affected. the healthy san francisco has definitely helped some of the families in hunter's point bayview. we do have agencies like the southeast center, the bayview medical center and we have health fairs throughout our community

mr. stern. rob black, ggra. >> good afternoon, commissioner, it's a pleasure to be here n a previous life, i am the executive director to have golden gate restaurant association, in a previous life, i was the staffer for supervisor alley yoda peer, when it was first proposed and came through the board of supervisors and i want to reference back to the earlier promises that were made when we voted through the board of supervisors on this. there were a couple of key aspects that were important. a cc frap is set at as a bidding requirement, they must include within its proposed rate including all costs including renewable resources compromised of at least 31 megawatts of..[reading].. and 170 megawatts of local energy efficiency conservation measures as well as investment of 150 megawatts of a wind turbine farm, the supplier must bid generation rate that is will current pg&e generation rates for each rate class, that's not what we have before us today. what was proposed, what was initially voted on, what the

mrs. black: mr. speaker, the latest jobs report released last week was a sad reminder of just how bad things have been in the obama economy. when the president's stimulus was passed in 2009, the administration predicted that our unemployment rate would have fallen to just 5% by now. but it hasn't. it remains stuck over 7% and would be closer to 10% if millions of americans had not given up looking for work all together. in fact, this latest jobs report highlighted a deeply disturbing statistic. the percentage of americans working or looking for work has dropped to its lowest level since the middle of the carter administration. what makes this situation even sadder for americans across the country is that this does not have to be the case. the president could work with congress to implement policies that would help our economy grow and help our americans get back to work. the president could work with us to delay obamacare, which is devastating the hiring and employment practices of companies across t

joining us now from toronto toronto, mr. black what were you trying to do with this book the history of the united states? >> guest: peter, i was trying to present the historical perspective of the important decisions american statesmen have made at each stage of the progress from the colonial status to the position of unparalleled pre-eminence in the history of the nation state in the whole world in a period of less than 200 years. of course, there is a very extensive and a scholarly and rigorous literature on the history of the united states this makes no pretense as a complete history but i am not aware of and henry kissinger confirms this of any previous attempt to put in a sequence that's particularly important decisions of key american statesman i think it is surmise they grew angry became more and more important becau

hoover had stayed so far away from the fresh that black had been forced to bribe a male colleague to reveal details of mrs. hoover's daily schedule so black could write an article for women's magazine. doug mitchell colleague who was brought and had to snoop around a secret servicemen and report back to black, similarly thurmond reported to dressing up in a single girl scout uniform and sneaking into the white house to cover a christmas party that mrs. hoover gave for a scout troop. you can see that the idea of the lenore meeting openly with women journalists was very welcome to a good number of washington women. with the greatest of pleasure thurmond and black were among the 35 who gathered for a lenore's press conference on march 6, 1933. they had a nervous first lady who knew the white house staff was very undignified to meet with the press, explain why she intended to hold a conference. the idea of making an understanding from the white house to the general public, eleanor told them in a statement you are the interpreters to the women of this country of what goes on politically in the legislative nati

the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from tennessee, mrs. black, for five minutes. mrs. black: thank you, mr. speaker. in just three days the obamacare exchanges are set to go live. the security of millions of americans' most sensitive personal information remains at risk. for the purposes of enrolling people in the exchanges, the administration is building the largest network of america's personal information ever reated called, the federal services data hub. this data hub will have the name, birth date, social security numbers, taxpayer status, gender, email addresses, telephone numbers of millions of americans expected to apply for the coverage in the exchanges. this poses an alarming and obvious risk of identity theft and cybersecurity attacks. to date there has been no independent certification that the information will be kept safe. we are simply supposed to rely on the administration's word that reliable security systems will be in place come october 1. this is the same administration that has already failed to meet half of their self-imposed deadline for the imple

i want to commend mrs. black from tennessee, my colleague from tennessee. she has done a tremendous job on bringing this legislation forward and she brings it forward because of the experience we have had in tennessee with a program that s called 10-- called tenncare. it was called just in time insurance. guess what, it became too expensive to afford. when you do not exercise appropriate oversight and verification, that is what happens. you incentivize the use. those that really do not qualify come onto the program. indeed, we had a governor, democrat governor, by the way, that removes 300,000 individuals off this program. i am pleased that as we discuss and stand in support of h.r. 2775 that my colleagues across the aisle are getting our message when it comes to obamacare, yes, delay, defund, repeal, replace. that is exactly what we want to do because this law has become so amazingly unpopular with the american people, indeed with women over 65% of all american women oppose this law and the implementation of this law. the reason we are bringing this legisl

mrs. black: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, in closing even the white house veto threat actually proves the need for the no subsidies without verification act. the white house says that h.r. 2775 would simply require the administration to verify whether people are eligible for taxpayer funded obamacare subsidies before they are dold out, would create delays is what they say. it would create delays. but the veto threat then goes on to say that the bill is, quote, unnecessary because the administration officials claim they already have, and i quote, an effective and efficient system for verification and eligibility. so which is it? does the obama administration have a way other than the honor system to verify whether someone is eligible for taxpayer subsidies? or will requiring the administration to have one create clays -- delays? if they a transparent verification system in place, one that actually worked, this bill would create no delays and the administration should actually welcome it. and so should all of the membe

mr. johnson? it caused blacks to live in a system call the peenage system, share cropping. consequently, my friends, when we didn't get our 40 acres and our mule, we were left in a state that i contend, if it had been corrected then, we would not have the miseducation, the under education or the miseducation of our peoples. the people had money, they would be able to take care of their families. if they're able to take care of their families, they would be able to feed their children. if they're able to feed their children, they're able to live in a house that they can buy. if they can live in that house, they can create a community in which they can live at peace in a beloved community. i cite all of this history to say the march on washington that will be observed in this nation in washington, d.c. on the 24th and 28th of this month is not about a dream. that was the [speaker not understood], there was a celebration, there was a poetic utterance of dr. king. 65 to 70% of that speech was about economic empowerment. and dr. king said this nation has given us a bounced check

we now recognize the gentleman from north carolina, mr. black, for five minutes. >> thank you, chairman. welcome, director cordray. i have two quick questions and i believe all the rest of the time for you to answer. if that is not enough time, maybe you can ask in writing. there seems to be a proliferation of online payday lending that seems to be able to evade state will laws and government and lending. and i am interested in knowing now that the cfpb has the ability to regulate payday lending, what options you are exploring in this arena, and what is your timetable for doing so. a couple of my bank constituents have raised questions about a recent rule that requires them to issue separate statements for bank accounts and loan accounts on this area that requires them to duplicate the costs and drives up the cost of the regulation. i am wondering whether you have the ability to go back and take a look at that or provide information to me that justifies why that requirement is necessary. particularly, small community banks and credit unions are

i congratulate my colleague from tennessee, mrs. black, for her thoughtful piece of legislation and for that reason i'll yield back the balance of my time, move the previous question and encourage my colleagues to vote yes on the rule and yes on the underlying bill. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas yields back. the question is on ordering the previous question on the resolution. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the gentleman from texas. mr. burgess: may i ask for the yeas and nays on that vote. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. all those in favor of taking this vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing until counted. a sufficient number having arisen, pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this question will be postponed. the yeas and nays are ordered. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the house will stand >> meanwhile fox news is tweeting this afternoon, still no plans for house republicans to convene rules me

black. who does that? should we now celebrate the 84th anniversary of the stock market crash in 1929? mr. president, just blocks away

. >> welcome back to ""our world with black enterprise."" we are here with mr. quincy jones. legend. not only are you a legend but you have had a whole career working with other legends. let me know what it was like working with them. i have to start with ray charles. >> ray was like my brother from another mother. ray came into the town in florida. he had sight until he was six. he had chickenpox and scratched his eyes when he was in florida. he went to the white house, they wouldn't let him in. when he got to the black house, he was blind. he was like 100 years older than me. he was living at home. i was 14. he had his own apartment, two pair of shoes, two pair of suits, two girlfriends, a record player then and everything. ray was very independent. his mother taught him to not be like with the canes and the dogs. ray would go shopping on his own, whatever. the streets, cross the lights. i never could figure out how he could do that. the only time ray got blind was when there pr pretty girls around. stevie does the same thing today. i bust him all the time. you get all blin

mr. norton who was also known as the black hercules is perhaps best remembered for. mr.cision. following the fight, and typical of the man, he visited ali in the hospital, concerned only about his opponent's injury and never mentioned his performance. the tributes have been full some and personal. his former manager told the associated press that ken norton never blamed anyone for anything. he was a warm and generous man. he was a champion and a fighter. he was bright-eyed and everyone will miss him. former heavyweight champion mike tyson offered his own eulogy on twitter. today a great man passed away, a legend in the boxing world and a good man. ken norton was essentially a humble man because despite his glittering career and appearance in more than 20 movies, he wasn't fighting that brought him the greatest pleasure in life, it was fatherhood. in his autobiography believe journey from jacksonville he said this, of all the titles that i have been privileged to have, the title of dad has always been the best. ken norton, passed away yesterday at the age of 70. >>> thank

mr. tread gill spoke on the african-american migration to visitacion valley by being one of the oldest black families recognized in the valley. he will be -- mr. tread gill was an advocate for the valley, community. he helped organize plans for new visitacion valley library. he served on the community advisory role for the t-3rd street line. he helped institute senior and child care services in the valley and was extremely active in the community, particularly around the safe watch development project. mr. tread gill will be missed dearly. his beloved wife preceded him in death in march of 2013 just prior to their 50th wedding anniversary. his legacy and journey will live in the visitacion valley and reflects highly on his integrity and character. he is represented father hood, leadership and commitment. humility as well as courage. the rest i submit, madam clerk. >> thank you, supervisor cohen. supervisor farrell. >> thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, today i am introducing a resolution that will create a new partnership between the city and county of san francisco and [speaker not underst

mr. jordan. - hey, kenneth, why aren't your teeth glowing in the black light? you'll have to ask the fella who whittled 'em for me. ♪ - it's her, isn't it? - i don't kiss and tell, jack. - ahh, because you're a gentleman, danny. it's good to finally have another one of us around here. - i'm just happy to be here. a month ago i was doing a robot act on the street, so i know my place. i want to be tgs' steve nash. come down from canada, work hard, make the black guy look good. - did you just make a sports reference? you know how little of that i get here? - look at me in the black light. it's tron. watch out, sark. it's me, flynn. [imitates light cycle] [chuckles] light bike. good job tonight, danny. robot lorenzo lamas was funny. as was robot ryan seacrest and david hasselbot. - hey, it's the writing. - it's really not.

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in many ways you say that black boys are paying a high price for what you see as mr. did drug policy. you say that these policies target blacks disproportionately and that they derive if i understand it correctly from the sub session with drugs like cocaine, opiates and marijuana that are based on racist assumptions, bad science bad policing and media hype. do i have it right? >> that's right. >> i was struck by this passage in the book where you say -- let me find it here. give me one second. i explained my 20 plus years of drug use experience has taught me many important lessons. perhaps none more important than this. drug effects are predictable. as you increase the drug dose there's more potential for toxic effects. but boys and men interaction with police however are not predictable. i worry all the time about the very real possibility that my own children will be taunted by law enforcement because they fit the description of a drug user or because someone thought they were under the influence of drugs. too often in these cases the black youngster ends up dead and

mr. jordan. - hey, kenneth, why aren't your teeth glowing in the black light? you'll have to ask the fella who whittled 'em for me. ♪ - it's her, isn't it? - i don't kiss and tell, jack. - ahh, because you're a gentleman, danny. it's good to finally have another one of us around here. - i'm just happy to be here. a month ago i was doing a robot act on the street, so i know my place. i want to be tgs' steve nash. come down from canada, work hard, make the black guy look good. - did you just make a sports reference? you know how little of that i get here? - look at me in the black light. it's tron. watch out, sark. it's me, flynn. [imitates light cycle] [chuckles] light bike. good job tonight, danny. robot lorenzo lamas was funny. as was robot ryan seacrest and david hasselbot. - hey, it's the writing. - it's really not.

by saudi arabia and supported by the united states of america i have a photo of mr bridgend ski with a young man with a black beard his name is ben and then we were inspecting weapons this is like frankenstein you can you create frankenstein you will be responsible for the action or fraction another issue it is really very important in the second principle in relation to combating terrorism not mixing to resume with other and violent activities like for example if you are defending your country against foreign invasion invasion you cannot call it terrorism resistance but if you mix the two you are actually hurting the cause of combating terrorism which kills innocent people. more. ideology is mean not be here to or encouraged by the majority of the people in that given area so here you're talking about the united states so supporting some of the groups through the saudis and kuwaitis etc that might actually be hurting u.s. interests in the end now as i just heard peter king was talking about the influence that this group has enough to state he says that they are actively recruiting right here at home he also

mr. spurlock. but, on the bright side, black hell does have a jukebox. - so, you think this is your last day on earth? - well, i'll leave the thinking to other religions. - well, you must have things you want to do before you die. - is the sky blue? until tomorrow, when it will be on fire. - then, you should go and do them. i came across the following quote on the side of a tampon box this christmas. "work like you don't need the money. "love like you've never been hurt. "dance like nobody's watching. "enjoy these satchel paige brand tampons." - you know what, miss lemon-- i will do that. thank you. - you're just giving him the day off? that's awfully nice. - i'm a nice person, because i'm a happy person. my happiness makes me nice. also, maybe i'm in a good mood because i'm not being weighed down by redundant torso fabric. - what does that mean? - wouldn't you like to know? - amazing news, liz. i made the "people magazine" crossword. one across, five letters, "jenna maroney's first name." - wow-- congratulations. - because of "america's kidz got singing," i am blowing up. when you google "jenna maro

black. bocklage: what's next, selena? i believe we're next, mr. bocklage. karen campbell. scott miller. we're private security consultants. we need a moment of your time. that's not how this works. you need to call me and make an appointment, okay? sir, we have a video conference -- mr. bocklage, you're about to be robbed. am i? would you care to elaborate? you just bought one of alexander the great's swords. a thief is coming to relieve you of it. we've been hunting this man since he hit a client of ours in mumbai. who? who were you working for? we're not at liberty to say. but this thief stole some very valuable indonesian artifacts from our client and ruined our reputation, and we're here to get both back. i need you to know that i don't have a sense of humor. if this is a joke -- this is a mold the thief made for the alexander sword. we recovered it from a structure fire in miami. we're not wasting your time -- someone in your company is going to steal your sword and swap in a fake. now hold on just a damn minute. you're saying that i hired a thief? he didn't make a forgery because

mr. obama should, quote, be expletive presidential. jackson believes the president speaks differently to black audiences than to a white audience. >>> the holidays will be here before you know it. we'll tell you how long before airplane ticket prices begin to soar. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, getting ready to increase f soon. prices are expected to go up >>> holiday travel season is still two months away but airs are getting ready to increase fares soon. prices will go up in three weeks. last year prices jumped 17% for thanksgiving in early october. and fares increased 51% for christmas after mid-october. prices are also expected to go up about 25% for new year's eve by the end of next month. >> and it could cost you 3 cents more to mail a letter. the u.s. postal service is looking at making the price of one stamp 49 cents. the service expects to lose $6 billion this year. the price increase must be approved by the independent postal regulatory commission. >>> americans are buying more new homes suggesting higher mortgage rates may not be slowing down the housing recovery. reports show sales of new homes increased nearly 8% last month after a 14

call your attention to, first is on page 171, 171 is, a agreement to hire black bear security for games, and i have been told by mr. truet that will be only be for games after the gten, the security aids for the school district have already chosen who games they can cover and these are the ones that are left. and this is particular concern for us because the ttens are people who have their hours cut by 14 percent, two years ago. and using them for these game is particularly important to us. and on page 207. and you have an item, which sends you to martin luther king and starts staffing martin luther king it looks like with teach for america folks. and i would like to raise that with you and know what is what your intent is there. and the concern that we have is that teach for america, while they may be nice people, actually do not have the background in all of that we expect for the teachers, and we have looked at the figures from the school district and they do not have, a record of staying in the school district. they do contribute to the turn in the schools and we do not think that martin luther king is a schoo

mr. president, the black marchers are restless, and we're going to march on washington. d president kennedy started moving around in his chair, he didn't like that idea. he said, mr. randolph, if you bring all these people to washington, won't there be violence and riots and disorder? and mr. randolph responded and said, this will be an orderly, peaceful, nonviolent protest. we came out, spoke to the media, and said we had a productive meeting with the president. we told him we were going to march on washington. and a few days later, to be exact, on july 2nd, 1963, the six of us met in new york city at the96 roosevelt hotel, and in that meeting, we invited four major white religious and labor leaders to join us in the issue to call for the march on washington. without the media, the movement wouldn't have succeeded. we needed the press. and we came of age with many of the young reporters. [break in captions] worked with the national council of churches and had a program on cbs in 1957 called "look up and live." they gave me 60 seconds introduction and a 92nd conclusion an

in the south in those days if a white person called a black person mr.ing. i didn't know his last name, but i loved him. i didn't know his last name until i became an adult. that was early in my life. i didn't know i was going to be one to do what i did, but i'm glad i did it. one lesson with much more emotional substance. >> there you go. that's why it is the education of a lifetime. that's the title of the book. thank you. it's great to meet you. we have to go. >> we are going. >> coming up, the pope has big plans to change the church. why he said it needs to take focus off abortion, contraceptions and gay marriage to keep it from falling like a house of cards. it could be an about-face for ted cruz. why he might be backing down in the funding for obama care. more "morning joe" when we come back. play close. good and close. help keep teeth clean and breath fresh with beneful healthy smile snacks. with soft meaty centers and teeth cleaning texture ...it's dental that tastes so good new beneful healthy smile food and snacks >> good morning. it's 8:00 on

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black people. that's not what's happening in this country. all right, mr. >> that's the easier thing to discuss. >> bill: that's the easier thing and that's what the racial hustlers ceased upon and i had to go after them. the washington redskins under fire for team name. pin medicines of the week. i will join in on that. >> bill: thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly. in the what the heck just happened tonight segment. controversy in the national football league doesn't have to do with violence or drugs. it has to do with with the team nickname. the washington redskins and i have been using that name and logo since 1933. now there is a move to force the skins as they are called to come up with a new nickname. here to talk about it bernard mcguirk and greg gutfeld. gutfeld, i understand on the little show you do the five? yeah, small. >> you are offended by the redskins name. >> i'm not offended by anything. it's a strange name. i will tell you this what bugs me is roger goodell if one person is offended we have listen to. that's physically impossibl

mr. shapiro to respond in just a moment. you said that you have been a black woman republican since age 18. >> caller: yes, i was legally able to vote is not what's it been like to be an african-american republican? >> caller: i attended the university of the arts and it was very difficult, not for me because i'm a very strong person and i believe in my convictions and i know why i believe what i believe. but you are always coming up against you are black, you are a woman, you are an artist. and i understand my history. i understand the history of this country. and i learned a long time ago that the liberal agenda was no friend of mine. you know when liberals tell you that we are your friend and they put planned parenthood in our communities and they run our communities into the ground. you cannot look at this country and see many republicans running black cities, to inner cities and the crime gets worse. in the abortion rate is higher, there's more poverty. when are people going to understand that the liberal agenda isn't working and the liberals on their fri

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mr. president just because it is not called a liberal parole black agenda doesn't mean it isn't. now he does not like the pork metaphor. [laughter] hit it is a ham sandwich. >> host: we may be out of time unfortunately. your prediction on the supreme court and proposition viii and why did president obama change on this issue? >> a think he realized the country was changing and he was a little bit behind but the commentators like andrew sullivan it is a huge just to think about how far the issue has come in such a short period of time to have an american president come out to mention gays and lesbians in the inaugural address. he looks at it like lincoln came late to the party but when you are president i think fed dolman decision will go in the right direction the correct direction but that to be on the of floating rights act this means a lot of states will move forward with these offensive voter suppression bills in the obama would not have spin elective those statutes were on the books of this is a very important struggle from a lot of organizations and a lot of people. so that

a number of fortune media outlets have blacked out all photographs on their websites this friday in protest against evolve. three thousand russian media workers mr innocent have signed a petition with least the photojournalist saying he was doing his job the one russian online news outlet let the dart you claim sinew falls on board the ship on their assignment to the green peace activists were detained last week at the border russian authorities warnings while trying to line the clock for the world greenpeace says the gap to the peaceful protest against oil drilling in the arctic russian authorities believe whatever their intentions are the activists technically for the long version of stories maintained that is international editor or maybe. moving on now to the restricted ordering seat and that a decision was made to detain the activists when they started to climb the russian oil pot for using ropes and grapples of course having carried out this protest greenpeace has drawn a lot of attention to their causes some suggest they probably knew what to expect given multiple warnings so but the activists went on anyway possibly knowing how much publ

mr. richardson he really i used to like to look at the pictures in books and he asked beme on that but marcus bookstore it the first black bookstore in the nation. you met everybody black people trying to move ahead trying to do something with themselves. it's a real treasure and it means so much. to the black community it means as much as the cable cars are to san francisco and nobody wants the cable cars to leave san francisco. i'm here, no port of london breeds and supervisor breeds and supervisor cowen who support this. i want to go a little bit further and ask the board of supervisors to write a letter to the wanting to ask him how we can use eminent domain to hold onto the marcus bookstore and turn it into a museum or a landmark. this bookstore means so much to the black community and to san francisco thank you thank you very much. next speaker. >> thank you board of supervisors for hearing our story. i'm co- owner of marcus books. i'd like to talk about two listens. one vertical and one horizontal. the vertical line lovingly referred to as the bottom line that we consider in point of view of our decision making th

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