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it is time we rewrote history. ( clearing throat ) hey, phillip, you got a second? mr. tzinger king phillip. oh, i'm sorry-- i was just counting my treasure from the americas. what is the reason for this interruption? one of the girls got out her laptop and we went on some labor web sites. "laptop"? oh, come on-- this is serious. you have women working more than 40 hours a week without overtime. there is no sanitary napkin dispenser in the ladies port-a-john, and are you familiar with the family and medical leave act of 1993? how could i be? it is but 1590. why don't you drop the act, and you explain to me why the wenches make 70 cents on the dollar and the village idiot gets full dental. you are but a woman and i have given you enough of my time. begone. gotdangit. that's my third pair of these gotdang tights today. at least you get to wear tights. these are my work stockings. how do you ladies put up with this? well, we put up with a lot more than that, hank. just now, when i was complaining to king phillip... whoa, whoa. complaining? no. the customer complains, not th

phillip randolph was there, dr. king, mr. wilkin. and he said to me can we change that? you. and mr. randolph said we've come this far together. let's stay together. i couldn't say no to a. phillip randolph. i couldn't say no to martin luther king jr. >> as you walked to the podium here to speak, what was going through your mind. you'd been in the trenches, you'd been arrested. you faced all that. what were you thinking when you stood here and looked out? >> when i stood here and looked out and saw the sea of humanity, i was gratified. i was deeply moved and inspired so many people had turned out. some people say it was 250,000 people. i think it was many more. i looked to my right and i saw all of these young people standing there just cheering. and then i looked to my left, i saw young men black and white, up in the trees trying to get a better view of the podium and the lincoln memorial. and i looked straight ahead and i saw all of these people with their shoes off, their feet in the water trying to cool off. i looked straight ahead and i said to myself, this is it. a

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phillips joins me now live from london. it's a serious political embarrassment, a bloody nose to mr.ameron. >> reporter: more than that, it's a humiliation. not necessarily a resignation issue, but the prime minister cuts a much diminished figure not just domestically but, indeed, on the world stage. i'll bring in my guest jeremy cliff, he follows british governments. why do you think the government lost this crucial vote. >> i think in one word, iraq. iraq's involvement and in david cameron's own words poisoned the opinion of british public opinion. >> where does this leave britain's relationship with the united states i think we had cabinet members who stated that it could jeopardize those ties. >> i think it could, in recent years it's been perhaps america's most steadfast ally. and now that parliament has prevented david cameron from moving forward with intervention along side the united states against syria makes britain a much diminished figure in washington. i think we'll aid the united states on communication, intelligence but there is no chance that david cameron could push

phillip randolph was there, dr. king, mr. will kin. and he said to me can we change that?ph said we've come this far together. let's stay together. i couldn't say no to a. phillip randolph. i couldn't say no to martin luther king jr. >> as you walked to the podium here to speak, what was going through your mind. you'd been in the trenches, you'd been arrested. you faced all that. what were you thinking when you stood here and looked out? >> when i stood here and looked out and saw the sea of humanity, i was gratified. i was deeply moved and inspired so many people had turned out. some people say it was 250,000 people. i think it was many more. i looked to my right and i saw all of these young people standing there just cheering. and then i looked to my left, i saw young men black and white, up in the trees trying to get a better view of the podium and the lincoln memorial. and i looked straight ahead and i saw all of these people with their shoes off, their feet in the water trying to cool off. i looked straight ahead and i said to myself, this is it. and i started speakin

phillip is the vp of real estate and construction. he was the one that submitted the affidavit and made sure that was clear. thank you. >> thank you. >> mr. sanchez, anything further? >> thank you, scott sanchez on the planning department. with regards to trademarks, these are separate. jack spade has one, kate spade has another. it is true they are all owned by kate spade, if you go 32 you the jack spade, kate spade is the owner. we are looking at the numbers who maintain the same merchandise and that is what we are looking at. in this case this is their 11th storement this code specifies 11 or more. prop g reinforces. it says you need a conditional use operation for formula retail uses. as we have applied section 703.3 this does not satisfy the retail. >> if you include kate spade that is 332 globally, is that right >> i don't know how many, i know they are pushing a 90-100 in the u.s.. >> i have a question. i believe when we saw that section put up just a few minutes ago, that the introductory statement again reiterated you needed to have 11 or more. >> correct, the business maintains two or more of the following features and the vari

phillip is the vp of real estate and construction. he was the one that submitted the affidavit and made sure that was clear. thank you. >> thank you. >> mr. sanchez, anything further? >> thank you, scott sanchez on the planning department. with regards to trademarks, these are separate. jack spade has one, kate spade has another. it is true they are all owned by kate spade,

mr. guy inemmo. privacy, please. jay bruce off the field didn't look like much when hit it but it went out next thing brandon phillipase hit to center.:ykmlde÷ josh redic, good contact. and right by the track in the 4th derek robinson bunts. and that is where we are now. 3-0 in the 8th. 49ers open this thursday)i; . bolden may prove to be brilliant. veteran don't want to play that much in the preseason. >> you want to get comfortable. so, you know i look forward to preseason. i know there are times when you don't play a lot. i think more snaps you can get, more prepared you'll be. >> riley cooper returned to practice today apologized again but did not ask teammates to forgive him. cooper caught on tape making racist remarks turned into a racial fire storm. cooper said asking for forgiveness would be axí÷ burdn to teammates. he says just judge him by actions going forward. >> i talked to everyone individually. and toll them i don't want to you forgive me because that puts burden on you. i want it all on me. >> only two stanford players ever had their jersey number retired. elway holds numerous passing records. racin

mr. sanchez received a copy of it. if it pleases president hwang i have level copies for you commissioners. >> tell me what it is again? >> it's the affidavit that states i phillip being sworn stated under penalty to perjury as follows. i over see the real estate for all jack's stores. it's part of my responsibility and writing of all stores. at this time there is 10 jack spade retail stores. at this time we have neither written nor signed any loi's. we have no -- apparent signed leases. at the completion of the store in san francisco, we'll be operating a total of 11 jack spade stores in the united states. sworn before in connecticut this morning we have the documents from the zoning administrator. >> did it say sworn under penalty of perjury? >> yes. >> i don't need it. you read it. >> so, all the arguments about the similar features that's out the window. you need 11 existing stores plus two features. that's the law. it's not two features, three features, four features, it's

mr. sanchez received a copy of it. if it pleases president hwang i have level copies for you commissioners. >> tell me what it is again? >> it's the affidavit that states i phillip being sworn stated under penalty to perjury as follows. i over see the real estate for all jack's stores. it's part of my responsibility and writing of all stores. at this time there is 10 jack spade retail stores. at this time we have neither written nor signed any loi's. we have no -- apparent signed leases. at the completion of the store in san francisco, we'll be operating a total of 11 jack spade stores in the

mr. guy inemmo. privacy, please. jay bruce off the field didn't look like much when hit it but it went out next thing brandon phillipt to center.:ykmlde÷ josh redic, good contact. and right by the track in the 4th derek robinson bunts. and that is where we are now. 3-0 in the 8th. 49ers open this thursday)i; . bolden may prove to be brilliant. veteran don't want to play that much in the preseason. >> you want to get comfortable. so, you know i look forward to preseason. i know there are times when you don't play a lot. i think more snaps you can get, more prepared you'll be. >> riley cooper returned to practice today apologized again but did not ask teammates to forgive him. cooper caught on tape making racist remarks turned into a racial fire storm. cooper said asking for forgiveness would be axí÷ burdn to teammates. he says just judge him by actions going forward. >> i talked to everyone individually. and toll them i don't want to you forgive me because that puts burden on you. i want it all on me. >> only two stanford players ever had their jersey number retired. elway holds numerous passing records. racing now,

phillip resnick, who found no psychiatric illness whatsoever. >> now, in this point number three, you make mention of a quote by mr.astro you found significant. >> yes. >> what was it? >> i have what's actually in that section, one a statement in this document of april 2004 in which he stated, quote, i have little private life. i function around others like a normal person. and, in fact, he appeared to have done that. and was able to live this life around family, friends, without them suspecting. there's a -- with regard to the duplicity, in the document, in my discussions with colleagues at the national center for analysis of violent crime, they were struck with the fact that in the document he made the statement "i had no idea gina was so young. she looks a lot older." but we certainly know that he was aware that gina was a classmate of his daughter's. he knew his daughter's age. and therefore, to make that statement, "i had no idea geina was so young, she looks a lot older," makes -- caused some skepticism, i think in the minds of those reviewing the document as to whether or not he was actually being truthful i

phillip randolph, he had been seeking a march back curing the days of roosevelt and truman. so he said in his baritone voice, "mr. president, this will be an orderly, peaceful, nonviolent protest. of we came out of meet with president kennedy, and said to the press we had a productive meeting with the president. and that day, i'll tell you, our work paid off. people came from all over america. some americans living abroad flew home to participate in the march. people came from almost every state, people from idaho, wyoming, montana, church groups, labor groups, student groups, just plain, everyday individuals. >> rose: and what did your heart say to you when you heard martin luther king say, "i have a dream?" >> when martin luther king jr. got to that place in that speech and said, "i have a dream today, a dream deeply rooted in the american dream," i knew he was preaching and he was really preaching. he knew it himself. he turned those marble steps of the lincoln memorial into a modern day pulpit and the crowds were with him. jackson did a song how we got over, how we got over, and the whole place just rocked a

phillip randolph, roy and walter and some other people came to me -- [laughter] and so mr. lph, principled man, wonderful man. and he said, john, can we change this? [laughter] and dr. king came to me and said, john, that doesn't sound like you. so i couldn't say no to a. phillip randolph and no to dr. martin luther king jr. these two individuals i admired, and i loved them. so we changed that. and near the end of the speech rather than make any reference to sherman or marching through the south -- [laughter] i say if we do not see any meaningful progress here today, we will march through danville, virginia, through jackson, mississippi and several other places really. [laughter] but, julian, do you remember -- >> i remember all that. and i'll tell you -- [laughter] one of my, the civil rights organizations that supported the march were asked to donate staff to the march to staff the march. and i was donated to the march on washington committee. and one of my tasks was distributing john's speech, the original speech, to members of the press who were seated down below lincoln

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