to which paige responded, i'll be coming back this way. that was satchel paige.others say, well, you know, josh -- the fighter, jack johnson, told the same story. that's absolutely true. but the same thing happened to paige and he told the story much better. buck o'neill, made by j.r. wilkinson, the owner of the kansas city monarchs, he was assigned to ride with paige, slow him down a bit and make sure he got to games safely. and after a couple of experiences of riding with paige, he went to jail, wilkinson, and he told him, you can fire me. i'm not riding with him again. he said, not only was he speeding this last time, but he was speeding and going the wrong way down a one-way street. and he said, when the police finally stopped us, they said, hey, you're not only speeding, you know, you're going the wrong way down a one-way street? he said, satchel told him, i'm only going one way. he got another ticket. even when not on the road, birmingham itself was contested territory. every aspect of african-american life, in fact, martin luther king would later say was t

>> paige: i just dropped him off at joanna's. >> jj: oh, so the whole rest of the night's yours. >> paigeours. >> jj: cool. great, great. >> paige: i thought we could watch that movie or check out... that's addressed to me. >> jj: uh, yeah. yeah. >> paige: what's in it? >> sami: my god, kate, would you please just stop yelling. ah, i can't take it. what? look, yes, i understand that this is a crisis situation. but i'm just thinking that anything is possible, you know? i mean, the judge, he could--he could decide that he's going to blow stefano's deal out of the water, and then stefano can't come back to salem at all. no, i am not high.

larson, paige will hate me. >> eve: oh, no, she won't. she might be mad for just a little bit, sweetheart, but you know, she'll forgive. she always does. you know paige. what we've got to do is just make her realize that jj deveraux's-- i got to go. she's coming in the door. okay, bye. >> paige: hi, i have to just got to get my bag. what's wrong? >> eve: what's going on with jj? >> jj: come on, man, you hung out with her a lot. what's her last name?

larson, paige will hate me. >> eve: oh, no, she won't. be mad for just a little bit, sweetheart, t you know, she'll forgive. she always does. you know paige. what we've got to do is just make her realize that jj deveraux's-- i got to go. she's coming in the door. okay, bye. >> paige: hi, i have to just got to get my bag. what's wrong? >> eve: what's going on with jj? >> jj: come on, man, you hung out with her a lot. what's her last name?

elaine cox is a pediatric specialist and paige's long-time doctor. >> paige sets the bar for what we undetectible. >> undetectible is the goal we strive for in every hiv patient in treatment. when we draw your blood, you cannot detect any virus circulating the body. people think that means you're cured. unfortunately we don't have a cure for hiv and aids at this time. >> reporter: while much progress has been made in the three decades since the virus first struck, the numbers still remain significant, roughly 50,000 people in the u.s. contract hiv each year and about one in six still don't even know they have hiv because they haven't been tested. but speakby speaking out publicly, paige hopes she can play a part in making a difference. >> i just want to be that person that you guys look at and realize hiv does not define who i am. i don't let it live my every day life and i'm a normal teenager, just like you guys. thank you. >> i have a present for you. >> reporter: her mom, sandy, beams at every turn. >> i'm proud at everything that she's doing to help others. >> reporter: the book

once again satchel paige was rare himself.so, you know, in going around and giving talks on the negro leagues and trying to go back to as many cities as i can, and talk about various games and that they played in those cities, you know, occasionally, you know, you hear something that really summarizes the experience. i was listening to a song. i hard it. that's a great song. you know what? i'm halfway decent poet let me change it. so i kind of adapted it and so i would like to say it four here today and i'll close with that. it goes something like this. my name is bullet rogan. my name is turkey stearns. my name is buck o'neal. but my age is way beyond. i spread my prime in baseball shoes but my sporting days are gone. i'm just one more forgotten face among the black face teams an old dark horse that came the course they called the negro leagues. i worked the fields in tennessee but i dreamed of better days. so i threat plow, the picking bag to join the home stay grace and all summer long we played the states and then headed s

good to talk to you, paig. the school board declared a state of emergency, but the parish has not so far. why not. >> that was a concern of ours right away. we did need to look at doing that. when it comes to declaring the state of emergency, usually it has to do with purchasing and if we have damages. our water system did not sustain damage, you know. so, therefore, as far as money being spent to repair the damages, we would not meet the threshold to receive reimbursement from the state. >> gotcha. >> so at this time, you know, if we declared a state of emergency, it would give the parish president a special administration or purchasing powers. it would not actually provide reimbursement for spending. it would not meet the threshold. while we are committed to focussing and addressing and drafting the emergency order, declaring a state of emergency, it was not necessary. >> paige, the parish has been ordered to conduct a 60 day chlorine burn. i don't know what that is. what is that? >> the department of health

. >> paige: no problem. i wanted to thank you again for helping me get this internship. >> daniel: well all i did was put in a good word, you--you did the hard part. so, how's your first day going? >> paige: great--of course, i've only been here for two minutes. >> daniel: well, no worries, we're not gonna ask you to do brain er

joining me now is msnbc contributor and bureau chief susan paige.he president is not out and about. he is not being invited into a lot of districts, but he has enough on his plate and the white house today had the meeting with general john allen who is the new coordinator of isis, that was the one photo op with the president meeting with allen and susan rice with the former commander with all the forces. also that's brett mckirk who is in charge of coordinating the iraq response. this doesn't seem like a political season. >> the reality here is he is doing what an unpopular president should do for his party. raising them a bunch of money. he has a number of events for the national committee as well as senate democrats. those are private events and obviously not photo opes. staying out of the way. in the cycle like this one, most of the places are places where the numbers are below where they are nationally. polling last week in kentucky had him at 33. in arkansas, he is in the low 30s. in kentucky, they are running an ad this week and shooting a gun

. >> paige: no problem.nk you again for helping me get this internship. >> daniel: well all i did was put in a good word, you--you did the hard part. so, how's your first day going? >> paige: great--of course, i've only been here for two minutes. >> daniel: well, no worries, we're not gonna ask you to do brain surgery for a coup

"usa today" washington bureau chief and kansas native susan paige. the host of "up with steve kornacki," nbc's steve kornacki. tell us about greg orman and why we care about him today. >> this is the perfect early morning weekend show, you put a random guy on from kansas and two weeks later -- >> it is the weekend early morning show. >> thank you. so we saw what a lot of people saw two weeks ago. there was this poll that showed this independent candidate greg orman in kansas pulling over 20% in the race against pat roberts. pat roberts was leading overall. but if you took the democrat out and he didn't have much support from his party, greg orman shot into the lead. we thought let's have this guy on and if he gets in the senate, what's going to happen. which party will you caucus with if you win. he wouldn't say. >> let's in fact, play that. >> sure. >> if i get elected, there's a reasonable chance neither party will have a majority in washington. if that's the case, what i've said is i'm going to caucus with whichever party is willing to actually go

tanya paige was at the court. >> reporter: the judge saying the state simply hadn't proved its case foror premeditated murder. oscar hunched over in the seats and his shoulders could be seen heaving up and down. that huge weight lifted off of his shoulders. he'll find out if he is found guilty or not guilty on the equivalence of manslaughter on friday. the judge saying that he should have foreseen that someone might be killed if they were hiding behind that bathroom door that he took no steps to avoid causing that death, that he acted hastily and overacted. he'll find out on friday his fate on that charge. this trial broadcast live to millions of south africans and millions more around the world, the high level of exposure the judge said earlier in the day didn't help in some instances. she had to discount some witness testimony. crucial part of the prosecutor's case where witnesses said they heard a woman arguing, and shouts and screams followed by gunshot. she said she believes that witness' testimony would have been muscled by the witnesses exposure toe the trial. but many other peop

tania paige reports. >> it's winter and windy in cape down. a warm up is definitely necessary. after a quick jog, it's time to warm up the spirits. >>> in is one of the instructors at wave for change. the organization target young people, teaching them to surful they may not have the best gear and some wetsuits don't fit. for many this is the first time someone has shown an interest in them. >> the kids here are involved in violence. when they are here, they face the changes of the waves, and they win the challenge. we let them surf free. >> reporter: it's a chance to teach them to avoid h.i.v. through safe sex, a wholistic approach to education, and a unique classroom. >> reporter: now that the lesson is over, it's time to put it into practice so they are hitting the water. some dream of being good enough to compete on the world tour or to catch the next wave. the surf isn't any good, but everyone is having fun. they couldn't afford to pay for this. the wave for change keeps them off the street and out of trouble. >> i have been learning to surfing and life lessons about confi

paige your joins us live. a day of high drama. there must be huge expectation over the verdict today? >> absolutely, huge expectation and suspense. you can see across the road lawyers or a family member arriving at court, oscar pistorius not here. mixed rehabilitation to the not guilty on murder charge from thursday. some legal experts saying the judge got it wrong, that oscar pistorius should have foreseen the possibility that he could kill whoever was on the other side of the bathroom door, given his knowledge of guns and how small that room was. we understand oscar pistorius arriving at the court as i spoke to you. on the other handsome legal experts backing the judge and saying that she was right. so real mixed continues here, and something they'll argue about for months if not years to come. before moving on to friday's event, the culmination of a long trial. let's look back at how the verdict is unfolding on thursday. >> oscar pistorius arrived in court and circled by police and cameras that followed his every move. this was

the next bill gates won't start an operating system company, the next larry paige won't start a search engine. so to the extent we're copying these guys we're not really trying -- we're not really learning from them. so this idea of mentorship needs to be rethought a lot. >> i want to thank you for being here. i recommend that everybody reads this book and we really appreciate your time. >> thanks for having me. >> up next we're on the money. more people than ever before are working for tips but is this a good thing? how adding 20% to your check is tipping the scales in employers >> to tip or not to tip that's the question this week. he made headlines for leaving a waiter a 20 cent tip on a $60 check. on the other end of the spectrum the hotel chain marriott is requesting that their guest tip their housekeeper in the united states and canada. it's leaving us tipping envelopes and rolling out a new campaign to push it's point. so is it a choice to reward a job well done or are corporations relying on your guilt to cover more of their costs. joining us now is the former new york time's m

. >> victory for sweden's paigs, led by the social democrats, and their partners, the green party and the leftists. social democrat leader stefan lofven will lead the largest party in parliament, but will have a hard job creating a new coalition, his bloc has no clear majority. the party's promised to spend more on public services attracted many. >> people are dissatisfied with the way that the old coalition treated people in this society. the unemployed, the sick people, and schools, health care and the elderly and those things. that's why they i don't for a new government. >> so end eight years of policy, and the rule. he conceded defeat, and announced plans to hand over leadership of his party. >> we did not get far much. the coalition has more seats in the parliament, than the center right alliancement we will keep our promise. we will hand in the government's resignation. >> reporter: it confirms commitment to the welfare state. for the last eight years they had tax cuts and rising living standards. they have been suspicious about the privatisation of public services, especially

paige was killed on the danish reid -- riviera. wall you confront your cia chandler.y a little from the tape if we can. >> [inaudible] >> the cia to counter propaganda operations. >> immaculate timing. [laughter] call me when you are ready. [laughter] [inaudible] [inaudible] . . [inaudible] >> we are going to wrap up this part of the presentation. obviously, you don't feel that you have received that gratitude yet. >> no otherwise i would have been sitting with you guys. it is difficult because it has moved quite a lot of things in my life and my family. a >> after this we have to say that he carried on working for our whole year and managed to get onto the tribal areas of yemen and met the leader that's going to be the leader in al qaeda obviously and there is a significant opportunity for those contacts that you've established and also the bomb maker. we can talk about that in the q-and-a. but let's open up a little bit for questioning so that you can ask more can anything that you like about his radical days and cover your and so on and so forth. the >> can we have

steve: paige, what do you do, darling?> i just graduated from georgia state university with a bachelor's degree in health and physical education, and when i was at georgia state university, i was on the softball team. we won a conference championship, and i'm actually the career homerun leader there, so... steve: career homerun leader.

a new city report gives an "f" grade to foot hill and paige mill road.commission will meet tonight to discuss the report. >> several events will draw big crowds and criminals. police say thieves are focusing in on cameras, especially close to popular tourist attractions. with events like harley strictly blue grass and street week around the corner, officials want everyone to keep their eyes open. they say a photographer was robbed at gun point near the painted lady sunday morning and they're investigating five other robberies in just the past week. police have made two arrests in one case. >> the two men accused of setting seven fires in alameda county could be formally charged today. andrew gutierrez, a transient and stephen michael peterson were taken into custody. >> one man was robbed and shot. a suspect confronted a group of men, demanded their valuables and shot one person in the chest before taking off. his condition is unknown. >> and the bombshelf the morning, ebay and paypal are splitting up. paypal will become a separate and publicly traded co

. >> tanya paige has been covering the case since february of last year.e are waiting for the sentencing but that won't come for a while, so let's concentrate on the events of the last few hours. when he was found not guilty a while ago he was seen crying, now we're seeing emotion both inside and outside the court. >> yes, absolutely. relooked really quite stunned when the judge delivered that guilty verdict on the count of culpable homicide or manslaughter as it is known in many other countries. which carries a maximum of 15 years in jail. the judge has a brood range of options to choose there. she could go for a prison sentence or a final community service. but that verdict delivered to a silent court. his girlfriend's family didn't say anything as they felt court. but we heard a little from oscar's uncle. here is what he said. >> we would really like to show our deep grateful we are to the judge that has found oscar not guilty of murder. that's a big burden off of our shoulders and oscar. we always knew the facts of the matter, and we had never any doub

anybody ever been to paige, arizona? you might be familiar with lake powell. shrinking right now because of lack of water. goldwater had voted to approve that dam, even though it flooded one of the most scenic stretches of the colorado. by the mid-1970's, he had changed his tune because glen canyon dam -- it stops all the silt from going downstream. it ruined the beaches of the grand canyon. it reduced the temperature of the water to something like 47 degrees. you cannot swim in the colorado. as i once discovered when i was 17. didn't make it out nearly. he said, this was in fact the biggest political mistake of his life. voting for the glen canyon dam. even bigger than his vote against the civil rights act. the vote against the wilderness act. i think that is really astounded. now, as i said, goldwater was a man who responded to change. he responded to the tenor of the time. what you'll find as well, his environmentalism comes and goes. by the late 1970's, he started to retreat. he had a little bit of buyer's remorse -- by the late 1970's. he supported the ep

. >> paige updating us -- tania page updating us from the trial of oscar pistorius. thank you. >>> let's check on the sport now. >> thank you. american football's governing body the n.f.l. says there'll be an independent investigation into the handling of the ray rice domestic violence incident. rice was sacked by the baltimore ravens after video emerged of him punching his fiancee in february. he was given a 2-game ban by the number of -- by the n.f.l. an investigation will be led by robert f fueler the iii. >> you want to understand that we are trying to do the right thing at all times. when we make a mistake we are honest and open about it, and say we'll do better. we were two weeks ago, when we improved our policies in the area, and we have more work to do. we'll listen and learn and make sure that we are doing the right thing for all our fans. >> we also knew that the league was trying to do it, and, you know, i feel that where we dropped the ball - i'm not - i will kind of speak for the league, but i'm speaking about us as the ravens, that we sat back and let o

paige marie farley-hackel. elizabeth ann farmer. douglas jon farnum. john gerard farrell. john w.arrell. terrance patrick farrell. joseph d. farrelly. thomas patrick farrelly. syed abdul fatha. christopher edward are faughnan. wendy faulkner. shannon fava. bernard d.favuzza. ronald carl fazio sr. william feehan. francis jude feely. garth erequire feeney. sean b.fegan. lee s.fehling. peter adam feidelberg. >> and to my beautiful middle sister, vivian, you always danced to the beast your own drum, and for you, i pay tribute to you by wearing your god-awful ugly green converses today with the tacky yellow shoelaces. i know somewhere you're having a good laugh and you're enjoying yourself. >> to my uncle, william j. mcgovern, battalion chief of the new york city fire department, we love and miss you every day, uncle billy. [ tolling of bell ] >> edward p. felt. edward thomas fergus jr. george j. ferguson iii. j. joseph ferguson. henry fernandez. judy hazel fernandez. julio fernandez. elisa gist sell ferraina. anne marie sallerin ferreira. robert john ferris. david francis ferrugio. lo

really, a paige out of, hezbollah and hamas. instead of the big bang, death by 1,000. >> tom, are we susceptible to another 9/11-type. >> i don't think so. i don't think so, don. what it took to run 9/11, international financing necessary. international travel, the micromanagement of it by bin laden and sheik mohamed, picking the high jaeshgjackers, deployi sustaining them in the united states. that type of international attack by al qaeda. is a greatly diminished possibility. >> held that thought. >> ones and twos are a possibility team. if that happens. i think america has really zero tolerance for any terrorist attack. so killing two people at a bus stop, like happened commonly in israel, would not be acceptable in this country. >> tom, hang on. hole that thought. have to get to a break. a lot more coming. cities across america on high alert. the threat you haven't heard about. >> the crucial role israel is play being hind the scenes and their motive to strike isis. >> president obama wanted to end american wars, is he still

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robert john fangman john joseph fanning kathleen anne faragher thomas james farino nancy carole farley paige marie farley-hackel elizabeth ann farmer douglas jon farnum john gerard farrell john w. farrell terrence patrick farrell joseph d. farrelly thomas patrick farrelly syed abdul fatha christopher edward faughnan wendy r. faulkner shannon m. fava bernard d. favuzza ronald carl fazio robert fazio jr. william feehan francis jude feely garth erin feeney sean b. fegan lee s. fehling peter adam feidelberg alan d. feinberg rosa maria feliciano >> and to my beautiful middle sister, vivian, you danced to the beat of your own drum if for you i pay tribute by wearing your god-awful ugly green converse with the tacky yellow shoe laces. i know somewhere you are having a good laugh and you are enjoying yourself. >> to my uncle william j mcgovern from the fire department, we love and miss you every day, uncle billy. tolling >> edward p. f edward thomas fergus jr. george j. ferguson iii j josest ferguson. henry fernandez judy hazel fernandez julio fernandez elisa giselle ferrainavxr anne marie sallerin

tania paige explains. >>> it's winter and windy in cape up to , a warm up is necessary. after -- cape town, a warm up is necessary. after a jock it's time to warm up the spirits. in is wave for change, an organization teaching young gear to surf. they may not have the best gear, some wetsuits don't fit properly, but this is the first time someone has showed an interest. >> the kids here are involved in violence. they won the challenge and we let them... >> it's a chance to teach them to avoid h.i.v. through safe sex, it's a wholistic approach through education. >> it's time to put it into practice so they are hitting the water. >> some dream of one day being good enough to compete on the world tour, or to catch the next wave. the surf is not any good. everyone is having fun. they couldn't afford to fa for this themselves. the wave for change pays off, by keeping them off the street. >> i have been learning to surf. the cold is starting to get to everyone. just over the dunes. the wetsuit is gone, the salt sticks. it's a reminder that every day in a small way he's helping

paige marie farley-hackel. elizabeth ann farmer. douglas jon farnum. john gerard farrell. john w. joseph d. farrelly. thomas patrick farrelly. syed abdul fatha. christopher edward are faughnan. wendy faulkner. shannon fava. bernard d.favuzza. ronald carl fazio sr. william feehan. francis jude feely. garth erequire feeney. sean b.fegan. lee s.fehling. peter adam feidelberg. >> and to my beautiful middle sister, vivian, you always danced to the beast your own drum, and for you, i pay tribute to you by wearing your god-awful ugly green converses today with the tacky yellow shoelaces. i know somewhere you're having a good laugh and you're enjoying yourself. >> to my uncle, william j. mcgovern, battalion chief of the new york city fire department, we love and miss you every day, uncle billy. [ tolling of bell ] >> edward p. felt. edward thomas fergus jr. george j. ferguson iii. j. joseph ferguson. henry fernandez. judy hazel fernandez. julio fernandez. elisa gist sell ferraina. anne marie sallerin ferreira. robert john ferris. david francis ferrugio. louis v.fersini jr. michael david f

i went back to the door and i saw secretary rod paige, the secretary of education, then i saw the secondraders and i saw thary flierker the -- i saw ari rif lerks scher, it gave me time to do do some work so i could get the fbi director on the phone. get a line open to the white house situation room. the secret service i said turn the motorcade around. to dan bart threat i said get stop remarks written for the president. we have 600 people in a gymnasium to talk to. the president said get the fbi director on the phone and we could see here he is, mr. president. we promised we would never forget the victims that day and the heros that day. so that's why it's important information us to remember. we don't want it to happen again. martha: never forget. every time i see a bumper sticker or sign. they aren windows all over this nation. each year you feel like you are farther away and yet as has been said. it never goes away and perhaps it never should. as the president reminded us last night it has not gone away. when you heard president obama talk about not -- denying a safe haven to terrori

larry pain paige made a similare a few years ago so he could build a 6,000-foot mansion but mr. zuckerberg's reason is different. he doesn't want to live in excess. he just wants a little privacy." that's a world the average american doesn't live in. so mr. zuckerberg, whose become the top spokesman for expanding the admission of foreign worke workers, championed the senate immigration bill that all four of our democratic colleagues voted for. all of our democratic colleagues voted for it. one of the things that the bill did was double the supply of low-wage foreign workers brought into the united states for companies like facebook. we have been told for a long time, and most of us have heard this repeatedly, that there is a shortage of stem and i.t. workers. stem or science, technology, engineering and mathematics. these have been -- this has been the central selling point of these massive demands for increases in foreign worker programs across the board, programs that bring in workers for every sector in the u.s. economy. but we know from the nation's leading academics, people

paige got out and sat in a rocking chair for the rest of the game. he loved these kinds of stunts. it brought out fans. okay. well, we'll see you next time at our regular meeting place. thank you. >>> you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on cspan3. to join the conversation, like us on facebook at c-span history. >>> tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv, we'll hear about president warren harding's long-term love affair detailed in letters recently released by the library of congress. the former president's grand nephew explains why his family insisted on keeping the letters sealed and how the family continues to deal with the fallout from the affair and its impact on warren harding's legacy. >>> there is nothing mysterious about the manner which the federal bureau investigation works. the formula is a simple one. intensive training, highly efficient personnel plus rigid requirements in regard to conduct, intelligence and integrity. the special agent must be a good marksman and have the courage to shoot with the most venomous of public enemi

he talks about satchel paige in negro baseball. he is remembered as the first player to be inducted into the baseball hall of fame. he also talks about how people struggled for civil rights. fostering programs like the naacp. this class is about an hour and 15 minutes. >> we'll be talking today about satchel paige and negro leagues