mr. rogers-- you know mr. rogers, of "mister rogers' neighborhood?" his sweater was placed in the smithsonian institute-- [ some laughter ] absolutely! in washington. the same sweater he has worn, after 9000 consecutive programs. can you say gamey? [ laughter ] [ applause ] [ cheering ] but that's an honor. i haven't-- having your sweater placed-- can you say tax write-off? anyway. [ laughter ] orson welles' pants also went to the smithsonian. [ some laughter ] th-they're the dustcover for the rotunda. did you know that-- [ laughter ] [ chuckling ] i'm working like a lounge comic tonight. [ laughter ] some sad show business news. uh-- yes. >> what? >> marie osmond is having a-a trial separation uh, from her husband. [ collective "aww" ] case you folks don't know what a trial separation is, first you separate, then you go to trial. [ laughter ] [ applause ] [ laughing ] [ chuckling ] boom! >> i like that. you really need a rimshot. >> we don't fool around. here's a joke. bing! [ some laughter ] no, i like that marie. she's, uh, very conservative, thoug

mr. roger's neighborhood. i watch at 8:00 o'clock every morning. >> a morning show being watched at night. we've got ourselves a crime in progress here. all right,. this is elliot nielson of the video untouchables. we know you're watching an illegal videotape in there. >> oh, no. it's the heat. quick. stevie, get rid of the evidence. [ laughter ] >> freeze. [ applause ] >> remember, son. always wash your hands afterwards like a good american. >> and always remember to put the seat down afterward. >> never mind, rico. mrs. harriet wilson, you're under arrest for committing a federal crime. video taping a television show for your own use. elliot nielsen. video untouchables. we have a search warrant. rico. young blood. you kids sit down there. >> maybe you're untouchable, but i'm not. why don't we get rid of these jerks, and you can show me the long arm of the law? [ laughter ] >> as a federal agent i took a solemn oath while on the job not to smoke, drink, or work up a sweat. [ laughter ] what's that in the toas

mr. rogers in his neighborhood. just 17 goals in their last 12 games. what's a miracle. they actually won 4 of those games. of course. that's not enough for rookie coach. who dropped 7 of his last ten. >> that opportu this is a hard game. some point you have to get pucks to the net and get bodies and win battles to score goals. >> beautiful day. >> fred rogers. >> i love the guy. >> we continue to watch through the tphort north and west. that's the cold front. getting closer to colorado. it will swing in our direction. behind it increasing clouds. coldser temperature. a little rain. and yes even a little bit of snow. we do have a winter storm watch. out. for the western half of the state. mainly over the higher terrain. they need it. some of that heavy snow could spill in towards summit county. i want to show you future cast. again. this is accumulating snow. starting from about eleven wednesday. to eleven on thursday night. and i still like what i'm seeing in the mountains along i 70. nice three to six inch bulls eye. some places could do better. southeast colorado does

hammerstein met mrs. rogers at a party. you know that story, with mrs. hat a beautiful morning," and mrs. hammerstein -- , no, your husband wrote my husband wrote, oh, what a beautiful morning. began to truly live my life when i met bob. charlie: so what changed? carole: going back to the original thing we talked about, with the prayer, bob made me feel safe. charlie: why? .arole: because he was real he had his feet on the ground, and he left me, -- loved me. he did not love me because i wrote hit the recs, and he did not -- wrote hit lyrics, and he did not love me for any reason other than he seemed to love me. , he was ay loved me man who, when christopher was five years old and said something not very respectful to go,said, i heard a voice excuse me, that's no way to talk to your mother, and i looked around, because i had never heard that in all the years that christopher was growing up until then. he was a man who set boundaries. he is a man who can love. who is fair and decent, and i never had that in my life. charlie: and what did you leave out of t

mr. rogers's neighborhood. differs and in 1968 on local pittsburgh television station wqed and later distributed nationwide. a statue dedicated to him sits near heinz field on the backs of allegheny river. up next we will take a look at some other pittsburgh pioneers highlighted in the heinz history center's judiciary -- tradition of innovation center. >> i'm glad we are together again. >> pittsburgh is an amazing place. it is a city with a tradition of innovation. 250 years people have come to the forks of the ohio, the place for the allegheny river comes together to form the ohio river. it is a place where ideas have converged. now follow me and let's take a look at 250 years of pittsburgh innovation. 20,000 years ago, people started coming to north america. no one is native to north america. they all came from someplace else. about 30 miles west of pittsburgh is a place called the meadow cropped rock shelter. it is deal decided human habitation in north america. representative of those first people in wester

mr. rogers used to say if something scary happens, look for the helpers. there were so many helpers today, i think it's a really good thing. >> reporter: parents like roberts say they're thankful the community worked together to take it down. >> i was horrified. this is w school. this is my community, where i live. my kid are two small people of color and to have a swastika on the school where they go is terrifying. >> reporter: while isabella bird is a diverse school that welcomes refugee students new to the united states, it is unclear if that's the motive behind the attack. now many parents are preparing for what's next. >> even though the hateful words are gone, how do we show love? >>> lakewood police identified car as 44 year old philip penny. that car was found in a ditch at 9th and allison. investigators say they're following up on leads but so far have not made arrests. they're asking anyone who may know something about the shooting to give them a call. >>> pope francis is extending his year of mercy indefinitely. the catholic church has considere

mr. rogers: mr. speaker, the kentucky delegation and i have the distinct honor and personal pleasure in introducing you to the newest first district congressman in the u.s. congress from kentucky. jamie comer. jamie, but for the lost in the primary last year in the governor's race, 93 votes, would be tonight sitting as the governor of kentucky. but their loss is our gain. because he is bright, he's committed, he'll be a great asset in this body, for the body and for the country and his home state. jamie started a family farm after college. he served 11 years in the state legislature. and he then served state-wide as the elected agriculture commissioner, where he quickly got a reputation as the mortal enemy of waste, fraud and abuse and was a great success in that role. but his resume only tells you half the story. he's got strong family values. that's obvious because his 9-year-old son and his beautiful daughter are here with him on the floor this evening. n fact, harlin's namesake, jamie's grandfath

mr. rogers sees another discriminatory ad, it piles on and makes them additionally upset and insulted. >> reporter: heller says this is not a money-making operation. almost every case we viewed did nend a settlement between $7,000 and $14,000. >> he must be doing suzanne didn't know she was also being sued after posting her place was not suitable for children until we called her. >> i had some parents that were upset about some of my art. >> she worries about her antiques and a potential risk about a deck that a child could slip through. >> i have the perfect right to do this. >> robert dustin says, owners they write. when you put your home into the rental, it becomes a business. >> the more you suggest this is not a good place for kids, it looks like you are expressing a preference. >> we need to make sure the parents are the the ones empowered to make these decision. >> bradford burke says he has changed the language. >> i intend to fight this to the end. >> but doesn't believe he has discriminated against anyone. >> the bottom line our expert says, do your research about whether your r

hammerstein met mrs. rogers at a party and you know that story with mrs. a beautiful morning. and mrs. hammerstein said no, your husband wrote, da da da da da. ♪ my husband wrote oh what a beautiful morning. ♪. >> that's great. >> rose: it's also the dedication for chris and bob tail ity. >> yes. >> rose: the wonderful husband within i think my life, i think i began to truly live my life when i met bob. >> rose: so how, what changed? >> well, going back to the original thing we talked about. >> rose: yeah. >> about the prayer. >> yeah. bob made me feel safe. >> rose: why? >> because he was real. he was, had his feet on the ground and he loved me. and he didn't love me because i could lay a golden goose and write a hit lyric. and he didn't love me for any other reason than z he seemed to love me. that was shocking to me. and he not only loved me, he was a man who when christopher was five years old and said something not very respectful to me, said i heard a voice go, excuse me, that's no way to talk to your mother. and i looked around because i had never he

mr. roger's neighborhood. i watch at 8:00 o'clock every morning. >> a morning show being watched at night. we've got ourselves a crime in progress here. algh this is elliot nielson of the video untouchables. we know you're watching an illegal videotape in there. >> oh, no. it's the heat. quick. stevie, get rid of the evidence. [ laughter ] >> freeze. [ applause ] >> remember, son. always wash your hands afterwards like a good american. >> and always remember to put the seat down afterward. >> never mind, rico. mrs. harriet wilson, you're under arrest for committing a federal crime. video taping a television show for your own use. elliot nielsen. video untouchables. we have a search warrant. rico. young blood. you kids sit down there. >> maybe you're untouchable, but i'm not. why don't we get rid of these jerks, and you can show me the long arm of the law? [ laughter ] >> as a federal agent i took a solemn oath while on the job not to smoke, drink, or work up a sweat. [ laughter ] what's that in the toaster? is

mr. roger's neighborhood. i watch at 8:00 o'clock every morning. >> a morning show being watched at night. we've got ourselves a crime in progress here. all right,. this is elliot nielson of the video untouchables. we know you're watching an illegal videotape in there. >> oh, no. it's the heat. quick. stevie, get rid of the evidence. [ laughter ] >> freeze.

mr. rogers and colonel sackheim. dr. bellows. he was right. do you realize we're in the middle of a private conference? uh, yes, sir. that's why i came in. uh, major nelson saw it from the examination room. dr. bellows, i said we're in the middle of a private conference. uh, uh, general, may i see you for a moment, please? oh, uh, excuse us, gentlemen. major nelson... has x-ray eyes. he has x-ray eyes. yes, sir. uh, he saw you through the walls. gentlemen, if you'll excuse me for a moment, there's, uh, something i have to take care of. all right, doctor. jeannie, if you'd stayed out of this, i would have had a chance. now, will you please stop helping me. i will do anything you ask. all right, then change my eyes back the way they were. i-i am not sure i can do that. what do you mean you're not sure? well, i have never done this before. uh, must they be exactly the way they were? exactly? my-- my mission was scrubbed that chart. just two! yes, they must be exactly. i-i will try, master. [magic boings] jeannie: how is that? huh? what do you mea

mr. rogers with dreadlocks, everyone loved him. the death was one day after the shooting dealt of alton steriling in baton rouge. that protest exploded across the country ending with the shooting death of five police officers in dallas the officer will be in court on friday. august. >> everything from handguns to rifles and shotguns, all in the hands of the wrong people. all stolen from a house in auburndale. investigators released the photos of the cars that could be accepted. a white lincoln with a beige top and malibu. and we have more and, ken. it sounds like they really had guns. >> this is no easy task. they have to break in and then get through two locked doors. the hardest part they had to haul out something like this, safe with the guns inside weighing 300 pounds empty. and they were able to pull them off. >> they are in the wrong hands. >>> they cannot relax in their home any more. she started keeping the gun at arm's length. stolen from her home in broad daylight. they were out her husband walked into the house first. >>

mr. rogers to brag about about that. he was a humble man who put others ahead of himself. >> reporter: at 101 he was a member of the air men he rose to master sergeant during a time of segregation, he was able to overcome it, look past >> and his daughters, he prided himself in being a family man. when given the opportunity he gave praise and honor to good. >> he was drafted into the army in 1942. his role with the red tail was on the ground. following the service he moved years here at the burlington towers. >> he worked the towers the block and a half. >> the reverend urbie heads up the ame church. he would sit here for 70 years. >> he was what is ap overused termment he was an icon. >> he received his gold medal in november of 2013. despite his accomplishments he was say this is not about me, there were other people who made sacrifices. >> he will be remembered as an american hero. >> i say daddy, thank you for giving us a beautiful example what to do. how to do it. >>> and the plans plans are to celebrate his birthda

mr. rogers" to calm you down. >> mine was "sesame street" and "electric company." >> and "zoom." there was a number you could call if you wanted to be on for jane. >> no, i was never picked. >> however, you made it on "sesame street." >> i was 47 years old. >> check it out. ? there's no grounding in preschool ? ? that's a rule you can't ignore ? ? there's no growling in preschool you're not in the woods anymore ? ? there's no growling i heard before ? >> it was an honor to be asked to be on. it was one of those great things. i did not get a "sesame street" bike. >> what was the theme you were teaching kids? >> what you are able to talk about in preschool versus topics that are meant to stay at home. >> like? >> like -- >> presidential elections. >> what can you talk about -- my mom and dad had an argument? >> that's a deep message to teach a kid. like, listen, what happens at home stays -- >> that's the beauty of "sesame street." all kidding aside. they would tackle topics that really nobody would really talk about for children who -- after 9/11. after hurricane andrew. all these

mr. rogers. >> mr. rogers. associate editor of the "washington post," eugene washington, and chris aliza from the "washington post." >> can i get to the top story? >> i love that duet that michael steele did with david bowie. >> "the little drummer boy." >> yeah, that's my favorite christmas song. not kidding. bowie and bang indoing drummer boy. >> do you have one, mike? >> can't say it on air. adam sandler. >> okay, we get you. >>> donald trump will meet for a second time with mitt romney, and corker is also meeting with trump today, and is believed to be in the mix for the secretary of state job, and yesterday trump met with retired general, david petraeus. trump tweeted, just met with general petraeus, was very impressed. and petraeus spoke with reporters after the meeting. >> the meeting went very well and was with him for about an hour, and he walked us around the world and showed a great grasp of the challenges that are out there, and some of the opportunities as well. so very good conversation, and we'll

mr. willie rogers died at the age of 101. he was a master sergeant in the tuskegee airmen, the first african-american air squadron. his family walked from his home to >> he served his country as a tuskegee airman and continued to be a vibrant part, a father, and a husband in this community. reporter: rogers received the congressional gold medal in 2014. >>> one person is dead, another critically injured after a shooting in a mall in broward county. this happened in coral square police confirm a jewelry store owner shot an employee and then turned the gun on himself. the owner died at the scene, the employee is in the hospital. >> grief and relief, cubans in the bay area weigh in on the passing of fidel castro. >> plus, what does the future hold for cuban/american relations? >> drier air filtering into the tampa this evening sets us imfor acologier night tonight. -- a cooler night . >>> the death of fidel castro amplifies questions about the future of president barack obama's efforts to restore relations with cuba as both coun

mr. rogers is also being considered for a major post in the trump administration. we have more on this very curious dichotomy. >> reporter: it is a curious position forced a my ral mike rogers with both of his bosses telling president obama he should be removed from his post as head of the national security agency. "the washington post" citing government sources reports that recommendations was sent to the white house last month by defense secretary ash carter and the director of national intelligence james clapper. both who jointly oversee the nsa. the two defense leaders have reportedly not been pleased with rogers' performance during his two years at the head of the nsa. sources say carter is disappointed with the lack of progress. the nsa has made in its cyber offensive against the islamic state. clapper believes the agency should be head by a civilian. this morning at a security forum in nova scotia admiral rogers cut off a reporter who tried to ask about this report. >> i am not going to go down this road. i'm not going to comment on anything that's in the med

mr. rogers and i think, he would say don't be scared, life is good, life is special. >> everybody is so specialent. >> just go and do the thing you love. that always stuck with me. >> see you tomorrow. ♪ can you tell me how to get how to get to sesame street ♪ >> "sesame street" introduced my children to the interaction of people with different backgrounds. ♪ it's not that easy being green ♪ >> count it. >> count that penny? >> yeah, count it. >> okay. >> count. >> one. >> "sesame street" was aggressive in terms of learning not only concepts of reading, but concepts of interacting. >> i may be small. >> i may be small. >> but i am. >> but i am. >> somebody. >> somebody. >> "sesame street" was as big as it got in terms of celebrity. everybody wanted to hang with the muppets. >> aren't you johnny trash? >> cash. >> cash, cash. >> educational children's television really matured in the '70s. >> i'm leaving. >> i love you. >> i love you, too. >> oh, thanks. >> now for something completely different. >> when i was 13 the show from england came on pbs, which before that was only the realm of my paren

mr. rogers's neighborhood. differs and in 1968 on local pittsburgh television station wqed and later distributed nationwide. a statue dedicated to him sits near heinz field on the backs of allegheny river. up next we will take a look at some other pittsburgh pioneers highlighted in the heinz history center's judiciary -- tradition of innovation center. >> i'm glad we are together again. >> pittsburgh is an amazing place. it is a w

mr. rogers with dreads. people loved him and children were crying coming out of the cathedral that they. a sister lost a brother and to find out on the internet, that's how they found out. and so, i want to tell you that we know between 2002 and the time of his death we know at least 50 times, who gets stopped that many times and half of those cases were thrown out because there was no basis. so i want to end this part i say again to you that when asked to. there were efforts to cartel to profiling entities circumstances i will tell you the governor when asked, governor mark dayton said come and i quote, would this have happened if the driver or passenger had been white and his response was i don't think so. i don't think so either. my closing point are we need transparency and accountability in that position with the mandates of the sanctions don't go far enough, we have to also be clear there hasn't been a police officer charged into the sea that is pretty much the trend across the nation. and then i will

mr. rogers, mr. calm. she is coming across in these last days as desperate, frantic, you know, can't believe, like that tv ad she did a view weeks ago, i can't believe i'm not 50 points ahead. i'm thinking keep talking like that, i will explain it to you. we'll see. easy to make predictions today. we all have to live with what we're saying by wednesday morning. i will be one of those folks. i'm still sticking with the fact that i think the american people are sick with the duplicity with the clintons. the corruption, insulation where they don't have to play by the rules that everybody else has to play by. if they're sick of that, they better vote for donald trump. that is the only option they got. martha: his argument has been there are so many people in rural america who don't usually vote, perhaps are not answering their cell phone when the pollster calls and, you know, way i see it, one of two stories coming out of this. either they were right, oh, my gosh, look how many of them turned out, or it is bus

mr. rogers with dreads. people loved him and children were crying coming out of the cathedral that they. a sister lost a brother and to find out on the internet, that's how they found out. and so, i want to tell you that we know between 2002 and the time of his death we know at least 50 times, who gets stopped that many times and half of those cases were thrown out because there was no basis. so i want to end this part i say again to you that when asked to. there were efforts to cartel to profiling entities circumstances i will tell you the governor when asked, governor mark dayton said come and i quote, would this have happened if the driver or passenger had been white and his response was i don't think so. i don't think so either. my closing point are we need transparency and accountability in that position with the mandates of the sanctions don't go far enough, we have to also be clear there hasn't been a police officer charged into the sea that is pretty much the trend across the nation. and then i will

mr. rogers. >> you got it, buddy. >> let's see what you're saying about our msnbc microsoft pulse questiono be on the short list for secretary of state? 74% of you say yes, 26% say no. they have dinner tonight and there's still time to weigh in on this. check it out at pulse.msnbc.com. >>> still ahead, the judge will allow the alleged gunman in the charleston church massacre to defend himself. what this means as that trial is moving forward. are you on medicare? do you have the coverage you need? open enrollment ends december 7th. don't put it off 'til later. now's the time to get on a path that could be right for you... with unitedhealthcare medicare solutions. call today to learn about the kinds of coverage we offer, including aarp medicarecomplete plans insured through unitedhealthcare. these medicare advantage plans can combine parts a and b, your hospital and doctor coverage... with part d prescription drug coverage, and extra benefits... all in one complete plan... for a low monthly premium, or in some areas no plan premium at all. unitedhealthcare doesn't stop there. you'll have $0

valen teeno and mrs. roger frz being here and thank you for voting mrs. rijeers roger. >> motion is made to move with positive recommendation to the full board. thank you. without objection. madam clerk can you callite item 10. >> hearing on the status of soma philipinas strategic plan. >> good afternoon h. >> sorry just a minute. thank you. supervisor kim. >> thank you chair cohen. >> a year ago i introduced a rez dugz initiating the soma philipinas the first of its kind here in san francisco. the introduction of the resolution was over 7 years in the making initiating a year lang planning aprocess and the cultural assets in the souckt of market district making the south of market a touch stone for the regional philippineee community. the creation is part of a multifaceted approach to acknowledge the ix e area rich history and preserve the diversity and culture. also acknowledging the art and cultural organizations played in the sourth of market including carny street workshop, [inaudible] the only filipino performance space in the country and [inaudible]

valen teeno and mrs. roger frz being here and thank you for voting mrs. rijeers roger. >> motion is made to move with positive recommendation to the full board. thank you. without objection. madam clerk can you callite item 10. >> hearing on the status of soma philipinas strategic plan. >> good afternoon h. >> sorry just a minute. thank you. supervisor kim. >> thank you chair cohen. >> a year ago i introduced a rez dugz initiating the soma philipinas the first of its kind here in san francisco. the introduction of the resolution was over 7 years in the making initiating a year lang planning aprocess and the cultural assets in the souckt of market district making the south of market a touch stone for the regional philippineee community. the creation is part of a multifaceted approach to acknowledge the ix e area rich history and preserve the diversity and culture. also acknowledging the art and cultural organizations played in the sourth of market including carny street workshop, [inaudible] the only filipino performance space in the country and [inaudible]

mr. rogers. people loved him. and people in that funeral -- people were crying coming out of that. parents were weeping. friends. a mother lost a son. a sister lost a brother. and to find that out on the internet, that is how they found out. and so i want to tell you that times between0 2002 and the time of his death, he was stopped on traffic violations. who is stop that much? and half of the cases were thrown out because there was no basis for the stops. and so i want to end this part askeding to you that when -- local government officials and law enforcement officers ongoing community efforts to curtail racial profiling. the circumstances have to change. it would this have happened if the driver or passenger had been white -- the response, "i don't ." nk so i don't think so either. the sanctions don't go far enough. we have to also be clear that there has never been a police officer charged in the history of minnesota. we believe this could be a tipping point. we believe this could be the change. nationally. what she brings to light for us is how the end -- drama and terror, it

mr. rogers with dreadlocks. people loved him and people in the funeral, people were crying coming out of the cathedral that they. parents were weeping, friends. a mother lost a son, a daughter, sister lost a brother to me and to find out on the internet, that's how they found out. and so, i want to tell you that we know that 50 times between 2002 and at the time of his death he was stopped on traffic violations we know at least 50 times. who gets stopped back many times times, and half of those cases were thrown out because there was no basis for the stops. so i want to add this part by saying to you that when asked, local government officials, policymakers and law enforcement officers have resisted for too long efforts to cartel the racial profiling in the force. the circumstances are about to change and i will tell you the governor when asked, governor mark dayton said would this have happened if the driver and passenger would have been white and his response was i don't think so. i don't think so either. my c

mrs. bellows. roger: mrs. bellows? i didn't know you were married, sir. how do you do, mrs. bellows. you have a fine husband. insist that you oh. beg your pardon. i want to talk to you. well, i'm rather busy right now. if you'd like to make an appointment, i'll-- i want to talk to you now, and you better listen good. look, uh, whoever you are, i'm not used-- just call me morgan, major healey. oh, i'm not major healey. you're not? no. uh, can you tell me where, uh, i might find him? oh, sure. he's, uh... he's right down the hall there. thank you. sorry-- sorry to bother you. yeah. bowling...2 to 4. okay. well, honey...i'm doing the best i can. i'm--i'm only one man. now, you know i do-- now, honey, i've said it before, i... of course i do. uh, i gotta talk-- now, will you--will you pull yourself together? well, what happened to the last autographed picture i gave you? roger, this is urgent. i gotta talk to you. you don't know what urgent is. i-i've got zelda on the phone. look. look, if i have a cancellation on the 7th, uh, i'll call you, okay? would you h-- would you just hang up? lo

mr. rogers with dreadlocks. people loved him and children te children were crying coming out of the cathedral. a pair anopinion for weeping, fa mother lost a son, a sister lost a brother. to find out on the internet that's how we found out. 50 times between 2002 stopped for a traffic violation at least 50 times who gets stopped that many time times in half the cass were thrown out because there was no basis for the stops so i would end this part by saying to you that when asked countyic officials, policymakers and law-enforcement officers have resisted for too long the efforts to cartel to racial profiling and use of excessiveu force. these circumstances have to change and i will tell you the governor when asked said and i quote would this have happened if the driver passenger had been white and his response was i don't think so. i don't think so either. my closing plants are we need transparency and accountability. i applaud the position and the sanctions don't go far enough. we have to be clear that there's ne

mr. rogers, the jobs number today impactful enough that it could drive the election or does it inform youriew about why the election is going the way it is going? >> i don't think the numbers will impact voters. i think most voter s pretty muc made their decision. the one you -- this number, this report, it is on the solid side and so it does support 73 consecutive months of job creation, we got a nice strong pop in wages, growth, and exceeded the increase in prices. so real wages are going to main street. and -- but on the other side, there is the 10% that call the u 6 real unemployment rate that is elevated. i talked about that on a variety of months. but so i think both camps will use it and will spin the way they want to. >> diana, what do you think of this number? does this inform any views about why we are seeing what we are seeing when it comes to the election? >> it shows a low labor force participation rate. and another 195,000 people left the labor force, which is why the labor force participation went down to 62.8%. these are 1970s levels. so it is not surprising that the unempl

mr. rogers with dreads. people loved him and people in that funeral, children were crying coming out of that cathedral that day, parents were weeping, friends, a mother lost a son, a daughter her -- a sister lost a brother and to find it out on the internet, that's how they found out. and so i want to tell you that we know that 50 times between 2002 and the time of his death he was stopped on traffic violations. who gets stopped that many times? we know at least 50 times. who gets stopped that when times? and half of those cases were thrown out because there was no basis for those stops. so i want to end this part by saying to you that when asked -- well, let me just say this, local government officials, policymakers and law enforcement officers have resisted for too long ongoing community efforts to curtail the racial profiling and excessive use of force. these circumstances have got to change in this nation and i will tell you that the governor when asked in minnesota, governor mark dayton said, and i quot

valen teeno and mrs. roger frz being here and thank you for voting mrs. ers roger. >> motion is made to move with positive recommendation to the full board. thank you. without objection. madam clerk can you callite item 10. >> hearing on the status of soma philipinas strategic plan. >> good afternoon h. >> sorry just a minute. thank you. supervisor kim. >> thank you chair cohen. >> a year ago i introduced a rez dugz initiating the soma philipinas the first of its kind here in san francisco. the introduction of the resolution was over 7 years in the making initiating a year lang planning aprocess and the cultural assets in the souckt of market district making the south of market a touch stone for the regional philippineee community. the creation is part of a multifaceted approach to acknowledge the ix e area rich history and preserve the diversity and culture. also acknowledging the art and cultural organizations played in the sourth of market including carny street workshop, [inaudible] the only filipino performance space in the country and [inaudible] sou

valen teeno and mrs. roger frz being here and thank you for voting mrs. rijeers roger. >> motion is made to move with positive recommendation to the full board. thank you. without objection. madam clerk can you callite item 10. >> hearing on the status of soma philipinas strategic plan. >> good afternoon h. >> sorry just a minute. thank you. supervisor kim. >> thank you chair cohen. >> a year ago i introduced a rez dugz initiating the soma philipinas the first of its kind here in san francisco. the introduction of the resolution was over 7 years in the making initiating a year lang planning aprocess and the cultural assets in the souckt of market district making the south of market a touch stone for the regional philippineee community. the creation is part of a multifaceted approach to acknowledge the ix e area rich history and preserve the diversity and culture. also acknowledging the art and cultural organizations played in the sourth of market including carny street workshop, [inaudible] the only filipino performance space in the country and [inaudible]

we'll go back to september 28, hal rogers on the house floor. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to present the senate amendment. for hr-5325. the legislation includes the fiscal year 2017 continuing resolution and full-year appropriations for military construction and veterans affairs. it also includes funding to fight prevent the spread of the zika virus and assistance to communities affected by recent devastating floods. this is a reasonable and necessary compromise that will keep the government open and operating, address urgent needs across the country, and provide the necessary support for our service members, their families, and our veterans. first and foremost, mr. speaker, this bill helps us avoid the unwarranted damage of a government shutdown by providing the funds required to keep the government open and operational past our september 30 deadline. the funding is provided at the current rate of $1 trillion and last through december 9. the short timeframe will allow congress to complete our annual appropriations work without jeopardizing important

mr. solo yet? no, sir. you don't think he's... i hope not. i got it. ms. rogers. news just came in, sir, from the flight six captain. the plane was hijacked in austria. thrush got away with mr. solo, mr. kuryakin, and the girl. clear the emergency channel. red alert. attention, rear control, get a fix on uncle plane, flight six. top priority. make your hands. i can't, it's too tight. come in, mr. solo. come on, let's stand up, both together. wait. help me get up. push, up. mr. solo, do you read me? come in, mr. kuryakin. all right, now work your hands out. okay, all right, get the rope off. i have a hand. get it out. come in, mr. solo. i read you, sir, loud and clear. ah, welcome back. andy, mr. waverly, this is ms. true. ms. true. i'm glad you made it comfortably, gentlemen. yes, we seem to have made it all the more comfortable for thrush, though. they now have all three of the dr. true photos. all four. amanda's daughter in rio de janeiro is very nicely married with two very lovely children, an enterprising journalist after for the latest including thrush. yes. a

roger net with mr. trump on tlurts day. at trump tower. and reportedly ruffled lot featers this in obama administration by not telling of any his superior about that meeting beforehand. late yesterday congressman nunez who chairman sent letter to carter and clap per praising rogers and request they appear on this report. before of the ends of the year. >> washington. fox news. >> this is fox 25 storm tracker weather alert. some people are happy about some people are sad. i am going with happy with this picture right here. everybody checking out the snow this was picture sent into sherry but of course we share all of our pictures. so thank you owe much for ending this. pretty excite so many of first do easy lot of it out through berkshires getting new snow reports. d note fall report wimbeldon vermont about three inch. down otis six inches. we are really seeing some of of the heaviest and more snow out through parts of berkshires as it expected. as we still have winter storm warnings in place there. that will continue through of 7:00 pm tom

rogers met with mr. trump thursday at trump tower and ruffled a lot of feathers in the obama administration by not telling any of his superiors about that meeting beforehand. devin nunez sent a letter to ash carter and james clapper praising rogers that they appear to testify on this report before the end of the year. in washington, garrett teny, fox news. >>> an illinois congressman is his own grandson at the hands of two other teenagers. 15-year-old j avan wilson was shot in the head after two young men broke into his chicago home. the gunfire fire erupting over an argument over sneakers. one day after that tragedy, congressman danny davis shared memories of his grandson. >> his father had just told me about how proud of him that he was because he was catching on and life was in front of him. >> lloyd: congressman davis went on to add that the gun violence that had plagued the city just turned personal. part of a culture of an environment that has to change. the two teenagers suspected in the killing a

mr. trump's transition appeared to be disorganized on tuesday after congressman mike rogers announced he was quitting the team. but then late on tuesday, the president-elect tweeted the transition process was -quote- "very organized." and president obama travels to berlin, germany today. this is the next stop of his final overseas trip as commander-in-chief. speaking in athens, greece on tuesday, the president issued a dire warning against the rise of divisive politics around the world. the comments come in the wake of britain's decision to leave the e-u and last week's stunning u-s presidential election of donald trump. right now-ve out new technology that could be really convenient for all of us: digital driver's licenses. 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck is live at the tampa d-m-v on hillsborough avenue. sarah, the digital license can be used for just about everything. yes, just think about it-- it's early in the morning, you're trying to get the kids off to school and you dash out the door without your wallet. a couple blocks down the road an officer pulls you over for a burnt out br