mr. jackson. good evening, my name is jessy nelson and i am a graduate of the contract administration cycle seven program and i live in the bay view community in san francisco. what brought me to city build was that i was at orientation in the (inaudible) industries and they passed out fliers outlining acceptance and to the requirement. and out comes for the city build program, and i thought

mr. jackson. good evening, my name is jessy nelson and i am a graduate of the contract administration cycle seven program and i live in the bay view community in san francisco. what brought me to city build was that i was at orientation in the (inaudible) industries and they passed out fliers outlining acceptance and to the requirement. and out comes for the city build program, and i thought about it and i said, to myself, i am going to attend one of the orientations sessions because i'm interested in beginning the job market and to update my skills after six years of retirement. my most valued experience at cap was especially my accounting skills and learning quick books. since completing cat my out look on life and job entry has changed. the program gave me a chance to evaluate my administrative skills as well as feeling technical expertise in a state of art consumer-based management tools. first, excel, powerpoint and accounting. professionally speaking, i know that i can compete with the best

mr. jackson links yoga, yoga with satanism.jures an image of maharishi yoga talking about finding a mantra and striving forrer er inirvana, to empty o self. satan is happy to invade the empty vacuum of your soul and possess it." you've met him. is this standard behavior for him, suggesting that quiet con telllation and meditation may, indeed, open the door to satan? >> e.w. jackson is a man of very strong religious conviction, and his arguments, what he believes about meditation, aren't unique to him. there are other christian leaders who have made the same argument. so when he says this, he is being sincere. yoga designed toward emptying the mind. >> are you being serious? >> yeah, he does believe this. >> on what basis evidently that it invites satan into the soul? >> there's no room for a vacuum spiritually speaking, if you manage to empty your soul, satan will fill that vacuum. in other words, you can't have only -- you're going to have either god or satan. you can't have neither. his argument would be that the kind of medi

mr. jackson could convince you to take another look. you can't speak to him. he's the guy on the $20 bill. honey? yeah, can you hold on a second? yeah? for tomorrow night. what do you think? i like the slutty one. yeah, me, too. ok. it's going to be great! come on, it's my wife's birthday. you got to have a table. please! yes, that's fine. oh, ok. thank you. the name's heffernan. yup, i'll see you tomorrow night. all right, this is good. ok, "table at marino's," check. "limo," check. "gift," got it, "card." got to get that today. ok... hey, man, ready to go? yeah, yeah. listen. i need you and kelly to come out with us for carrie's birthday tomorrow night. can't do it. i already told you. my mom's flying in. look, i know, but i promised carrie a big birthday night when i thought she wouldn't want to do it, and then i felt so bad i shimmied her back into going, and now if i don't come through, i'll never be able to live with myself. no idea what you're talking about, but...i got my mother. come on, we're late. please, come on-- hey, come on! it's 3 hours of your

mr. jackson down there, 80 degrees there over the nation's capital. of course, kai down with the team.ent today. they had a wonderful day to be able to do that. out on, i think the south lawn. am i correct, mary? south lawn. and it's a nice day shaping up. we are all under the same skies. we're looking at a nice, clear afternoon shaping up. 78 degrees here. 80 degrees in d.c. 45, the dew point, with dry air in place. and east/southeasterly wind at 9 miles per hour. 30.11. barometer is in place. pretty high right now issue as high pressure is still dominating our forecast, at least through tonight. 78 degrees right now is just a little bit off of our normal high. the normal is 80 for our area for this date. 68 out in oakland. 67 down in ocean city. out in oakland, we're seeing the influence of the front that is moving in. the shore is seeing the influence of the cooler air being pushed in off of the atlantic. a bit of a marine influence there. so two different reasons for why the temperatures are in the 60s at both ends the of the state. 78 in bel air. 75 in annapolis and kent island. a

mrs. jackson followed. people holding her up and a handkerchief to her face. that was to me, thousands of people out there on the street. people just came. ♪ while we were standing there, franklin alexander comes up. we were standing in such a way he was next to us while looking straight, as though he were not talking to us. he said, angela has gone underground. he said, i am just letting you know. he just disappeared into the crowd. rex who was that woman? book aboute a great this time. one of the books i read when i was investigating. daughter? >> yes. he was a known con missed. -- communist. in those days, does it look the ideae to you? >> of economic and social justice is attractive. the practical reality of communism, not so much. the soviet union and was lauded. went to cuba, and was praised. ad she really think they had better deal? >> in a lot of ways, yes, i believe during that time she did. did she have cribbed -- criticism for the practice of communism? absolutely. part of the reason she was interested in it is because of the economic and social jus

mrs. jackson followed, people holding her up and a handkerchief to her face. burqaid to me that he presented something, because that was thousands and thousands of people on the street. people just came. nobody organized that. while we were standing there, franklin alexander comes up -- we were standing in such a way that he was looking straight as if he was not talking to us and he says "angelyn has been implicated and she has gone underground, so i'm just letting you know." i said ok and then he disappeared into the crowd. >> who is that? >> she wrote a great book about this period. one of the books that i read. >> herb's daughter? >> yes. and she's a women's studies professor. herb was a very well-known communist and she was also a member of the communist party. >> angela davis was a communist. you looked at what calmness was in those days, did it look attractive to you? >> the idea of economic and social justice is attractive. or trappings of communism the practical reality of communism, not so much. >> she went to the soviet union and was lauded and was l

mr. phil jackson. how are you? >> wait a minute, do you realize we're the same size right now. >> all right, the book is 11-- look at this one of these makes you the green lantern but where-- but you have two player rings from the knicks. >> that's right. >> where are they? >> they are not part of coaching. this is about leadership and coaching and that kind of stuff. those are warriorship and playing, right. >> but i am-- they are great. they are great rings. >> i have to say, so much of what this book is about is managing not these just larger-than-life physical people but the larger-than-life personalities. the chapters on the shack and kobe relationship seem especially tenuous, that each, you know, shaq and could bee both have strong personalities t seemed like navigate flag was one of the bigger challenges. >> it was probably one of the hardest challenges i had in coaching over all those years, 20 years that i coached. because there was always this little tension about my team, it's my team, play ball my style

mrs. jackson a couple of years ago, and when she talked about paris, prince, and blanket she talked aboutm as if they were her own children. >> all right. >> she had the same kind of love and admiration and desires as their father had. >> raymone, we have to leave it there. i appreciate your coming and obviously we're going to be following her care and her well-being. we wish her and the whole family the very best in her healing. thanks. appreciate it. >> thanks, suzanne. >> that's it for me. brooke baldwin takes it from brooke baldwin takes it from here. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your phone records in the hands of america. i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. >>> tropical storm andrea on the move. we'll take you to the action live. >>> he is the teenager found dead inside a gym mat as his parents are demanding answers, a major development today involving their son's body. >>> plus. >> are you a little nervous as we head inside? >> i really am. it's a strange thing because in a way she's a stranger to me. bo a victim of the boston

mrs. jackson, 10.5 years ago, and we discussed this same issue.as a member that said if we put these rules in place, the plant will move from san diego across the border into mexico. we will do nothing to reduce global emissions and less healthful air for the people in california. this has to be addressed in that context. host: oklahoma, republican, go ahead caller toller: i did the process convert cke to the process for coal and the carbon tissue is in play again. instead of the carbon going into the atmosphere, it is being used to enhance oil recovery. carbon and carbon dioxide is the elixir of life. for vegetation and food supply. areal warming alarmists somewhat uninformed propagandists. they want to make carbon dioxide the bad guy whenever it is required for vegetation growth. there are studies on optimum amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere for plant growth. it is three times what it is currently. optimum plant growth compared to other parts per million that it is today. guest: i appreciate your comments. i'm glad you are in kansas. co

mr. jackson is also a former marine, the pastor and founder of the exodus faith ministries and the author of the book "ten commandments to an extraordinary life." his remarks are ten minutes. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪? thank you so much! thank you, thank you, thank you. i am so thankful to be at the faith and freedom coalition meeting and so proud to know that ralph reid and other leaders have pulled us all together because, folks, there is no freedom without faith. [applause] that's how our founders designed this nation. and our faith and our freedom are under attack like never before in the history of this country. freedom is the ability to fulfill one's god given gifts and talents and to allow them to take you to the highest place that you can go without irrational discrimination and without the government unduly interfering and hindering your ability to make progress. but we are now witnessing an effort to redefine freedom. folks, freedom and liberty are not license. our founding fathers didn't create a nation in which freedom meant just do whatever you want to do, just do it. because

mr. cook, ms. jackson lee, and mr. reed. i appreciate their efforts and i encourage all members to support our amendment and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentlelady from texas rise? the gentlelady is recognized or five minutes. ms. jackson lee: to the managers of this important legislation, to judge carter and to mr. price, thank you for working on what is an enormously important message and mission of our nation. and that is to secure america. i'm grateful to have the opportunity to work with the authorizers in chairman mccaul and ranking member thompson, and to work with the ranking member and chairperson of the subcommittee on transportation security, mr. hudson and mr. richmond. having just flown in from a memorial, and as members often do, and as we interact with our constituents, we know a lot about flying. and so it is very important that this amendment be taken as it has been offered. and i congratulate my co-sponsors, mr.

jackson. again, i want to thank the general manager and mr. crews for accelerating that this. it's long been ignored on this issue. thank you to the activists your voices have been heard in terms of making this happen >> i'll entertain a motion. >> all in favor? >> opposed? >> motion carries (clapping) >> item number 11. >> this year's authorize the general manager to negotiate a 5 to 10 grant agreements with non-profit organization not to exceed 1 hundred and 50 thousand. >> whose presenting on this? ms. ellis? >> any questions. >> there being none? is there a motion? >> second and a public comment. all in favor? >> there was a public comment. >> you were somewhere else? and a good afternoon, commissioners i'm angelina i'm with the south market community network we're a community basis organization. we work with high school students from south of market tenderloin and outer mission. we don't actually have a high school so i'm reaching out to you means going out in the street and talking with the folks. i'm here to urge you to please pass this. it will give us an opportunity t

mr. skilling. hln's legal analyst joey jackson here with his take on the indicate.ill have the $40 million when he went to the can if it's ill gotten gain. >> certainly a lot of what you have acquired through ill gotten gains are subject to as set forfeiture, what does that mean in it means that the government takes your money. however, not all of it is subject to asset forfeiture and you maintain as a defendant, even as a convicted criminal, the right to certain asset. that's subject to litigation. there has been litigation. as you know, there has been multiple appeals. >> all the way to the supreme court. >> all the way. finally, they said, listen, okay, the bottom line here is restitution for the victims. people have been defrauded deserve their money back. let's do this. we'll shave ten years off of your sentence, we'll take this $40 million that we have, we'll divide it in a pot to give those who were defrauded money back. you won't appeal any further. you'll be out ten years earlier, remember he got 24 years and 4 months. >> only in his 50s too. still have qui

jackson lee: mr. speaker, i am a strong advocate for the first amendment and for the freedom of the press. i believe that there is no question of the sanctity of that provision. even to the extent of being a strong supporter of the shield act so many years ago, and now joining my colleague, congressman ted poe and john conyers and others, on legislation to provide that armor. but i will not stand by while malicious and unsubstantiated attacks go against the very fine and outstanding public servant and that is the attorney general of the united states of america, eric holder. i was in the judiciary committee when he was asked the question about whether or not he had prosecuted, intended to prosecute anyone in the press. and his words were very clear, that we have a long way to go to prosecute the press. you've got to go a long way. with regard to the potential prosecution on the press for the disclosure of material, that is not something i have been involved in or heard of or would think would be wise

jackson lee: thank you, mr. chairman. let me thank the me for its leadership and acknowledge to my friends that this amendment was adopted in the last appropriations for homeland security and i believe it's an important amendment to continue to keep before this committee but also to continue to provide codification of it. i have served on the homeland security committee for a very honorable period of time and when i say that, it is a time that i have enjoyed being able to address the questions of homeland security or domestic security under the homeland security department. and through ta that -- and through that time i've had the privilege of one of me committees to have oversight over the u.s. air marshals and i would say to my colleagues that often u.s. air marshals dent get the tanks -- thanks and appreciation they deserve. it is not an easy task even as they are on domestic flights, international flights are quite a difficult -- are quite difficult in terms of the time but theals intensity of the work because their a

mr. speaker gingrich, good to speak with you. >>> paris jackson cuts her wrist and is rushed to hospital. is it a cry for help? çñ >>> i need serious help. i'm crazy. i am crazy. anyways, if this helped, i doubt it did, yeah, so this is me when i'm done with my makeup. >> michael jackson's 15-year-old daughter paris in a video shot to youtube a few days ago. this morning she was rushed to a hospital after cutting one of her wrists. she called a suicide hot line and the counselor called 911. is this a cry for help and how serious is it. sean robinson and medical director of the l.a. county department of children and family services. welcome to you both. sean, let me start with you. you've been reporting that paris may have even used a meat cleaver to cut herself. tell me what we know. >> that's right, piers. about 10:30 last night, paris started tweeting these kind of cryptic tweets. one of them said "why are tears -- why do they taste salty." and then 11:30 p.m., she was quoting a beatles' lyric, my troubles seem so far away. yesterday all my seemed so far away. now it looks as though the

mr. al yeatts and others. we have established media opportunity and entrepreneurship opportunity through a simple class. with the support of southeast facility -- if you give me 30 seconds. of dr. jackson and the black leadership chapter we have provided for a model program for the teens. we would like to take our program off line and continue pushing this program forward mr. mayor. >> hi, i am lana miller, with hu hunter's point family. and i have so many things to talk about and so many things we are passionate and work on. now i am here in my role as a member of the mental health board and particularly for trauma and community related violence. i know for the last years barbara garcia has counted mental services in d-10 as community and violence and trauka. and for years we have talked about it and talked about it and when we try to engage the department of health, we got yes we understand it's a priority but we don't know what to do. in november/october last year in 20 2012, we had the southeast mental health summit around trauma. and a large segment of the community and dph and we put together a plan that was adopted by the san francisco mental health board. and signed on by all c

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jackson lee: mr. speaker, we wish them a speedy recovery, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? without objection, so ordered. mr. thompson: mr. speaker, today the white house held a conference on mental health and the importance of removing the stigma associated with seeking mental health treatment. the conference dove tailed with an announcement by the department of veterans afares that it had met its goal to hire 1,600 new mental health professionals. despite the positive knews from the v.a., as the president stated, it's not enough to make sure they seek treatment but we have to make sure the treatment is there when they seek it. a major barrier to seeking care is not just access but the stigma oftentimes associated with seeking help, especial plly with the veteran population. thankfully, there's more we can to. i urge my colleagues to learn more about the veterans health and medical support act. this expands the number o

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mr. evers was gunned down in his driveway in jackson, mississippi, when he pulled up to his house after an naacp meeting had run late. they taught their kids to drop to the floor at the sound of gunfire. after they heard the shots that night, hit the floor, they got up and opened the door, there was medgar evers, husband, father, dying. his car keys were still in his hand along with a stack of t-shirts that said "jim crow must go." there was no conviction in his murder for another 30 years. medgar evers was never as famous as martin luther king or rosa parks or malcolm x. they did make the evers home into a museum not long ago. if you want, you can go there, you can stand in the driveway. you can see it for yourself. the locals ask you be respectful. you're visiting a place where a family lived. a few months ago in mississippi medgar evers' widow, she talked about her husband's decision to stay in mississippi knowing at the time what could happen to him. she said, "he always said mississippi is my home. i love the place where i was born and i will do whatever i have to do to make it the be