on march 2nd 19559 months before rosa parks did the same staying mrs. rosa parks did and the same thing happened there. she was arrested. refusing to give upper seat. and it was in downtown montgomery. probably within four blocks of the seventh. segregative i could find. mr. civil rights in montgomery, when he was called by her parents in recommended me. they wanted it to be declared a delinquent. it is not that she is a delinquent. what you're really trying to do is enforce the segregation laws. the judge would not listen. i raise the issue. the first case, the first time i raise the constitutional issue. almost one of the first cases i had. but i lost. he declared to be a delinquent and, plaister of us a revised provision. and i wanted to file hirsute than. our committee was not quite ready. you have to be patient. but she did for mama courage. became a very active mover in the civil rights movement. her book is entitled a montgomery bus boy, published by the university of tennessee press. she is now dead. as a matter of fact, i am the only living who was

mrs. johnson. yeah-- one moment, please. rosa, i'm sorry. i tried very hard to find mrs. johnson's house, but i was not able to. no, don't tell me. tell her. hello ? there is no-- there is no need to yell mrs. johnson. just give me directions and i will take care of everything. it's very handsome. i'm glad you didn't return it. believe me, i came close. hello, mrs. washington. well, hello, mr. brashov. so, victor, is crossroads cafe going to survive your experiment ? well, i managed to clean up the mess. maybe you cleaned up the food henry spilled, but i don't know about the rest of this mess. - so, where's my food ? - i need a refill. - can i get my check ? - how about some more water ? - can i order some dessert ? victor, i think this would be a real good time for your trip to niagara falls. you know, myriend, i think you are right. mr. brashov ! katherine, call 911. henry, go get a blanket from the back. this is an emergency. someone's having a heart attack. 2950 west 53rd street. - 285, code six. 105 north-- - okay, we're on our way. rosa, go with them. i'll take care

mr. brashov rosa and katherine. it's very good to make your acquaintance. same here. definitely a family resemblance. - thank you for at least trying to help. - oh, it-- it was my pleasure. - thank you for thanking me. - you're welcome. you are also welcome. - ah, good morning, jess. - victor. what is this ? my water bill. jess, i have enough problems paying my own bills. just look at it. thirty thousand dollars for one month of water ? surely this must be a mistake. have you called the city ? the water department told me to call their accounting department. accounting said i had to pay the bill first, then apply it for a refund. i told them i didn't have $30,000 lying around. what a city. why can't they just have a telephone hot line so ordinary people with a problem can call in and get some help ? i do not understand. if the city officials are not doing their jobs why don't you replace them ? good question. i bet anyone in here can do a better job than those fools in city hall. sure. how about mayor brashov ? or superintendent rivera ? or councilman washington ? wai

rosa. sure, mr. brashov. ou are here for lunch, perhaps you could come back another time. - i just need a few words with miss rivera. - i'm rosa rivera. i'm from the property management company. we haven't received your rent yet. ah. i need some repairs done. my bathroom faucet leaks. the tile is cracked. hey. my car needs new brakes. that doesn't mean i can stop making car payments. look. you pay your rent now and i won't charge you a late fee. you don't know what that building is like. we've got problems with the water the elevators, the garbage. - i'm just doing my job. - some job. excuse me ? what are you doing ? just testing out my new camera. - well, you can go test it someplace else. - no problem. here. i'd love to help you miss rivera, but i don't even know who the owners are. it's a corporation. oh, yeah, sure. nobody wants to take responsibility. thank you, miss rivera. rosa, you're not going to give up, are you ? i can't fight a corporation. i'm only one person. well, maybe you can't fight them alon

mr. brashov. it just needed some new bolts. good work. now sit down. you haven't eaten all day. rosa, fix frank one of your specials. swiss chicken coming right up. we'll have to finish our game tomorrow, victor. i've got to go. good-bye, my friend. good night, jess. sit down. katherine, bring frank some coffee. i hope you don't mind my asking this but how can you have so many skills and still not have a job ? when i was laid off from the factory, i thought i'd get anotr job really quickly. it just didn't work out that way. did you apply at other factories ? sure, and dealerships and garages. then i don't understand. i'm just no good when it comes to interviews. i get nervous, my head starts to hurt. i just freeze up. let me guess. you needed just one more cup of coffee. i wish that was it. my car won't start. i need to call a tow service. just a minute, jess. frank is a mechanic. why don't you let him take a look at it ? would you mind ? no, i'd be happy to. i'll show you where it is. i know. he's always there when you need him. may i slip into the middle of the story you are watching... to bring you a special segm

mr. newton fought in the legal trenches of the movement. he represented dr. martin luther king and helped get him out of jaime when dr. king was arrested during civil rights protests. he also represented rosarked on the legal cases surrounding the 1965 historic march from selma to montgomery, securing their right to protest peacefully. he went on to become the first black speaker pro tem of the alabama state house, serving for 13 years. respected by members of both parties for his dignity and moral courage. mr. newton was 85 years old. when i think of demetrius newton, i think of many of those whose names never made national currency, that never became household names in generations behind them, but were in the trenches and fought the fight, even when it was more dangerous. it is because of them that we are where we are. some white, some black. but they gave their lives for all of us. and that is why we should behave in a way that will show our appreciation and continue that fight until we have the new america that we all desire. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton. "hardball" starts right now. >>> rooting for putin. let's play "hardball." good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. l

although i did go agent bit on the low 80s in napa, santa rosa. 78 san rafael. 65 pacifica. hayward 71. upper 70s, mrinsula 75 in mountain view to redwood city. does look a little warmer on wednesday, thursday in advance of that system. then it will start to move in on friday for a cooldown. the rain will make it to the north bay saturday. we'll see if it make it is farther south. the morning lows will definitely be fall like and cooling as we head to sunday morning. >> thank you, steve. >>> more people will be out shopping this year. shopper track expects holiday sales to be up 2.4% compared to last year. but that's not as big of an increase as 2011 and 2012. analysts say the reason? the job picture is a little better this year but most americans are still trying to juggle the higher cost of living with very modest boosts to their incomes. consumer prices are up. the commerce department just released its monthly report for august and says higher housing and medical costs are the biggest reasons for the increase. forbes list of the richest americans didn't change much this year. microsoft founder bil

rosa parks is looking over our shoulders right here. she seems to have always been looking over our shoulders. i remember -- thank you, mr.for bringing us together when we dedicated the statue. that was the day the court was hearing oral arguments on civil rights of the voting rights act. we came over here and dedicated the statue and hoped and prayed that the court made a different decision. rosa parks is looking over our shoulders to see what we will do. we won't disappoint rosa parks. [applause] half a century later from the tragedy of losing the little girls, the memory of these girls fires they ignite -- and ignites the fires of progress. we award them the highest honor that congress can bestow -- the congressional gold medal. i do not remember us ever giving medals to anyone so young, evening adding up all of their ages together, so young. usually we have a ceremony of this kind, it is about celebration and acknowledgment. this one is especially sad. on the positive side, the youth of these children, this metal is an honor to bestow, these children with their youth and sacrifice, they invigorate this metal. it will

mrs. washington shall. schultz.rman- debbie, rosa -- i'm sorry. louie is good as the man in the middle. i did not mean to suggest that you are going to -- i thought you were here to testify, but i'm delighted for each of you who have taken the time to be before the rules committee this afternoon. if anyone has anything in writing that they would like to have entered into the record, without objection, that will be done so. the gentleman from connecticut is recognized. >> thank you very much. mr. chairman, it is my understanding that the committee is considering an amendment to the senate-past continuing resolution. that will all but ensure a government shutdown. my view, we do not have time for this sort of recklessness. despite my reservations regarding the deep cuts that are contained in the senate-past continuing resolution, the majority once again is trying to use the budget process to take the government hostage unless we ofay the central provisions the affordable care act. because of the act, americans with pre-existing conditions finally have coverage. women's health is finally o

rosa your article is by checking in at the mid '40's. here's satellite and radar. manila still off the coast. not impacted us. mr. futurecast 4. by noon today to an accord could impact downtown san francisco. the peninsula and definitely the coast. much time we're still holding onto a light rain chances. but by late afternoon a lot of much of the pushing out. man hold on to win during showers. further ease the bay and lend not a lot of the '80s. adding to the north bank plenty of sunshine for you as well. 77 as the high and sonoma. a low 80s and napa. 76 for in a bottle and petaluma. 79 for san rafael. cooler air breezy today and showers arrive for tomorrow. we will see cooler conditions. on sunday will be down with the rain. >>darya: very light conditions for those using the eight in the approach. anomie reliance to deal with. we have seen big backups at the san mateo bridge. southbound on the golden gate bridge. i have been checking with a chp speaking of the ride was to get over to the traffic map sprint is a mainly grain. >>james: a key vote happens today on whether to approve a mobile medium barrier on golden gate bridge.