hunter was important paulie. she came here in 1928 after having graduated a small high school in the south that only went to the 11th grade which meant she had to come to new york and earn a high school diploma so she could be admitt admitted. and if you read her autobiography, what you know is hunter of all the institutions he approached is the one place that she found acceptance and encouragement and so she did come to hunter. she had all kinds of financial trouble so she did drop out after her sophomore year but eventually returned and one of the things she always remembered were her relationships with two professors one was a catherineoe reichardt was an english professor who encouraged pollycd to write. polly had always wanted to write as i was saying to my colleague we know her as an activist and the first african-american woman to be ordained as an episcopal priest but what she wanted to be known as primarily were first and foremost i should say was as a writer and it was in catherine winegard's class she

pauli murray was hunter class of 1933. that was one of the many milestones and i like to hear about this evening. as i think you know and as the book shows sub 13 played a hugely significant role in the life of eleanor roosevelt that had an intellectual and put a glee and tense friendship that lasted from 1930s until mrs. roosevelt's death in 1962. you will hear all about pauli murray and her activism pushes the co-founder of the national national -- and really led an extraordinary life. i will leave the rest of the story to our guest and a particular story about pauli murray mrs. roosevelt had her guest patricia bell-scott's professor america of women's studies and human development and family science at the university of georgia and a major chronicler of black women's lives including her book double, black women write about mothers and daughters which one the leticia which brown memorial book price. i hope some of you saw the book review, "the new york times" book review a couple of weeks ago in which carmona who some of

. >> inspector pauly. >> good evening commissioners several things to report probably more than this when you in the interest of time i didn't write down them several complaints received a new complainant about the independent the issue is noise emanating from the venue and want to see of it's from the venue i've not seen it still in the process as - in the process of determining the complaint so there is action pending going by i'll probably make contact with the venue i received a complaint about, about the cafe november 25th it is a complaint regarding a karaoke night i related to the staff the doorman they should keep their door shut during entertainment not an issue barbecue but nevertheless, i informed the venue to double down and a on making sure they're keeping the door shut and maintaining an environment that didn't bother the neighbors and the loud band and the doors open with the souvend out through this is an issue i managed a year ago and they're doing exactly when what i asked them to do i don't i don't see that as an issue i talked about with the owner slash manager we

willy nelson, now road next year with his 50th anniversary world tour for the general public go on >>> pauly the goat is going viral because of her duck costume. apparently it helped ease her anxiety. [ laughter ] >> kind of cute. >> very cool. i really did s reds on my car insurance with geico. i should take a closer look at geico... geico has a long history of great savings and great service. over seventy-five years. wait. seventy-five years? that is great. speaking of great, check out these hot riffs. you like smash mouth? uh, yeah i have an early day tomorrow so... wait. almost there. goodnight, bruce. gotta tune the "a." (humming) take a closer look at geico. merry christmas >> jeff: previously on "survivor": at the last tribal council, there was a rock draw. reveal. >> jessica was sent to the jury. and willed her legacy advantage to ken. nine are left. who will be voted out >> tonight was just very emotional. to have people pick a rock rather than vote me out of this game and then to have jessica pick the black rock, it's an thankful, and i-- i just feel awful. i just watched someone--

a few hours later, paulis was found dead. for the mistakes. >> next year, this attorney will mark the 50th year practicing law in stafford, virginia. but his plans to retire have been put on hold. >> that case is so egregious it demands legal representation. >> there was one final cry for help. nobody responded. chris: following an extensive i-team investigation, fredericksburg changed its policy in august. now if someone calls 911 and nothing is heard, the leave a message. if the caller cannot be reached, an emergency you -- emergency crew will be send every time. >> we want to make sure this doesn't happen in the future. >> in the court filing he will seek undetermined amount of monetary damages due to what he calls wrongful death by gross negligence of a city of fredericksburg. the i-team reached out to the city's mayor, manager, attorney and the police city officials commenting on litigation. >> if it hadn't been for you the case would have been swept under the rug. if no one does anything about the case it's just another

hearing the fear in paulie shephard's voice, dylann roof still in the building.after court, i spoke and was the 26-year-old who died that night and said one of the hardest things about being in court was the fact that dylann roof showed no emotion. it's frustrating it seems he doesn't care. and you could understand why it was so hard for this father because there's a moment in the tape, craig, where you can hear someone saying tawanza and the sound of moaning. happening in the courtroom now, closing arguments under way. this is not a murder trial. this is a hate crimes trial. the federal prosecutor is arguing why he thinks dylann roof did this out of hate. he's talking about that church being a place of safety, a place where the pastor, clemente picmy. hatred had no place in the sanctuary but came to the tables just the same. he went on to call dylann roof a man of tremendous cowardice who referenced susie jack who walked with a cane. he shot the most vulnerable, the most times. >> it was very interesting to me yesterday that the defense didn't even bother callin

pauli's owner has two dozen special needs goats. she hopes to someday have hundreds of them. >> you could try a geese costume or a cat and that would work. a lot of research. >> [ laughter ] goats. it was a sample of codes -- >>> welcome to downtown minneapolis. dallas and minnesota, set to meet in a crucial nfc showdown tonight. rookie phenom, dak prescott and the cowboys, bring the nfl's best record. and will be looking for an 11th-straight victory, as they visit sam bradford and the 6-5

and she would -- she was a serial romantic and she would go -- she would adopt somebody like paulie murray and a new biographyy which you have her here, you know, pulling her is black activist who eleanor really saw that she was a great organizer and a great fire brand and really promoted her and they became very close and paulie was always shocked that eleanor roosevelt invited her to her home and had her for dinner with lots of other people around then there was joe. and why esther was so important, if i may. esther is really voofled with american medicine and she wants what we now call single payer. a single payer healthcare plan where everybody is covered just the way it is done in most of europe, the eu and she wanted that beginning, it was speesed to be in the social security act of 1935 and then eisenhower calls on esther and eleanor roosevelt to help him with what he thinks is going to be a plan called medicare and medicaid. he gives the pen that he signs medical law with esther who waves it in front of the press. and she continues to fight for what would be single payer until she

she would go, she would adopt somebody like paulie in the new biography, this one called the firebrand and have these wonderful black activists who eleanor really saw that she was the great organizer and the great firebrand and really promoted her and they became very close. and paulie murray was all waste shot that eleanor roosevelt invited her to her home, had her for dinner with other people. there was that. and eleanor's joke prove that and there was just this endless number of people, the american youth congress kids and then her old friends, and why after lady was so important area esther and elizabeth reed were like eleanor roosevelt political mentors . so esther is really involved with american medicine and she wants what we now call single-payer, a single-payer health player care plan where everybody is covered, just the way it is done in most of europe, the eu and she wanted that beginning, it was supposed to be in the social security act of1935 . and then, eisenhower called on esther lake and eleanor roosevelt to help him with what he thinks is going to be a really good medi

. >> inspector pauly. >> good evening commissioners several things to report probably more than this when you in the interest of time i didn't write down them several complaints received a new complainant about the independent the issue is noise emanating from the venue and want to see of it's from the venue i've not seen it still in the process as - in the process of determining the complaint so there is action pending going by i'll probably make contact with the venue i received a complaint about, about the cafe november 25th it is a complaint regarding a karaoke night i related to the staff the doorman they should keep their door shut during entertainment not an issue barbecue but nevertheless, i informed the venue to double down and a on making sure they're keeping the door shut and maintaining an environment that didn't bother the neighbors and the loud band and the doors open with the souvend out through this is an issue i managed a year ago and they're doing exactly when what i asked them to do i don't i don't see that as an issue i talked about with the owner slash manager we

we've got -- kiernan and pauly. okay? why these guys are significant, i'll tell you why. they dressed up as us for halloween. wait. there's the picture. oh my -- >> you know what? >> what bothers me, they're better looking than we are. that really bothers me. >> i'm glad you shaved for me. >> you need a curly wig now. yep. glad to have you guys. >> where there's smoke there is -- >> all: fire. smoking in here, we have taylor kinney. find out what he's celebrating, after this. u for dining with us. hope to see you again soon. whoa, whoa, i got this. just gotta get the check. almost there. i can't reach it. if you have alligator arms, you avoid picking up the check. what? it's what you do. i got this. thanks, dennis! on car insurance, you switch to geico. growwwlph. it's what you do. oh that is good crispy duck. ugh. heartburn. sorry ma'am. no burning here. try alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. they don't taste chalky and work fast. can i try? she doesn't have heartburn. alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. enjoy the relief. if you take medication, you may sometimes

and this pig is like paulie. you won't see him no more.n with the brain dead, the heart still goes on beating, sort of like,h, pick a kardashian. in this case, however, those last few beats of the heart are absolutely necessary to pump all that red, red into a bucket, for sanguinaccio. the salt helps keep it from coagulating prematurely. [ man speaking italian ] >> anthony: lookin' good. >> man: and so fast, incredible. >> anthony: there's a kardashian joke here somewhere. kim gets ready for the big day. it's date night at khloe's house. real housewife gets ready for summer. grooming tips from teresa giudice. i got a million of 'em. let's hope kanye never has to see this. oh! >> man: we hang now. >> anthony: then, get to work. >> man: very fast, eh? >> anthony: all those good bits, the lungs, kidneys, they get cooked slowly in fat with garlic, chili pepper, little wine. is the meat also what -- the liver? [ woman speaking italian ] >> anthony: so it's all its interior. >> man: all the interior with a little bit of the fat. >> anthony: it's

the great surprise in this book is the remarkable costar pauli murray. murray was a black woman 26 years younger than eleanor roosevelt. in 1938 she sent a letter to president roosevelt complaining that she was denied admission to the university of north carolina because of her race. eleanor roosevelt reply, beginning at decade-long correspondence and friendship between the two women. patricia bell scott sometimes contentious relationship. the two women got together at the white house and roosevelt home and hide park in new york city. eleanor admired murray for her spirit and her idealism. but she didn't stop herself from rebuking her friend when murray pushed the president to hard on racial questions. murray was a brilliant woman ahead of her time who had to battle for all she achieve. she was, feminist and socialist who she was first in her last of howard university law school pritchett got a doctorate of law at yale and she was the first african-american woman ordained a minister in the episcopal church.

. >> inspector pauly. >> good evening commissioners several things to report probably more than this when you in the interest of time i didn't write down them several complaints received a new complainant about the independent the issue is noise emanating from the venue and want to see of it's from the venue i've not seen it still in the process as - in the process of determining the complaint so there is action pending going by i'll probably make contact with the venue i received a complaint about, about the cafe november 25th it is a complaint regarding a karaoke night i related to the staff the doorman they should keep their door shut during entertainment not an issue barbecue but nevertheless, i informed the venue to double down and a on making sure they're keeping the door shut and maintaining an environment that didn't bother the neighbors and the loud band and the doors open with the souvend out through this is an issue i managed a year ago and they're doing exactly when what i asked them to do i don't i don't see that as an issue i talked about with the owner slash manager we

pauli pauline has a look at the broader market. >> the tokyo market was the only market that benefited from the stronger u.s. dollar and the weaker yen as the nikkei 225 closed up a tenth of a percent. it did lose ground closer to the end of the session. asian markets are closing lower more broadly because of that stronger dollar and the pressure on emerging market currencies. it's also putting pressure on the resource sector, especially in australia the asx down 0.8%. the asx mining index down 2.3%. hong kong ending down 1.8%. energy stocks leading the declines there. central bank activity, the hong kong monetary authority also raised rates by 25 basis points. the hong kong dollar is pegged to the u.s. dollar. bank of korea holding rates steady for the sixty month in a row. the bank wants to take that wait and see approach to see how the fed rate hike impacts the economy. back to you. >> the government should fight for the city of london in brexit negotiations and should not be ashamed to stand up for britain's banks expertise. that's according to the house of lords eu financial affai

we've got -- kiernan and pauly. okay? why these guys are significant, i'll tell you why.y dressed up as us for halloween. wait. there's the picture. oh my -- >> you know what? >> what bothers me, they're better looking than we are. that really bothers me. >> i'm glad you shaved for me. >> you need a curly wig now. yep. glad to have you guys. >> where there's smoke there is -- >> all: fire. smoking in here, we have taylor there's only one egg that just tastes better. fresher. more flavorful. delicious. only one egg with better nutrition- like more vitamins d, e, and omega 3s. and 25% less saturated fat. only one egg good enough for my family. because why have ordinary when you can have the best. eggland's best. the only egg that gives you so much more: better taste. better nutrition. better eggs. better nutrition. and let roomba from irobot help with your everyday messes. roomba navigates your entire home. cleaning up pet hair and debris for up to 2 hours. which means your floors are always clean. you and roomba, from irobot. better. together. at progresso, we are now usin

and then pauli was always shocked that eleanor roosevelt invited occurred to her home. then there was that with joe. and there is the endless number of people and then her own son, then why this is so important by it elisabeth was to know about the mentors sought above left. so really with the american medicine, she once what we now call single payer health care where every petty is covered and the way it is done in most of europe and she wanted at come it was supposed to be the social security act of 1935. , the then eisenhower calls up vaughan esther lake to help him what would be a good medical plan. but the ama lobby's it and then he signs that 1957 medical law but then as the single player but then dies and here we are. >> barely any more bones. [laughter] with the middle. rarely? we are just not there yet. even the single payer health care she would encourage them to form a union. >> so the zero loneliness was there resulted that you said at the beginning was of results of her childhood. in then to die just before world war two began. in that moment seems to depre

then hamilton electors member paulie discuss the attempt by the hamilton electors to sway their fellow electors from casting their the president-elect trump on 19 and why they're engaged in that effort and health news correspondent cindy will look at the 21st century clears act passed this week by congress and talk about the various medical industries that benefit from the bill after it gets signed into law. be sure to watch "washington journal", live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on friday morning, join the discussion. >> the ceos of fedex, gallup and aol will make remarks at the 2016 national competitiveness national competitiveness form on the chaining u.s. economy. will take you to that live at 8:30 a.m. eastern on c-span three and on c-span radio. >> on friday, chicago marriott talked about the future of cities and political engagement. he'll be joined by a member of the british parliament at the brookings institute. by starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> every weekend, book tv brings you 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors, here are some of our programs this weekend. >> satu

paulie shepherd whom roof spared so she would tell everyone what happened.ding hate crimes in the june 2015 shootings that took place at the emanuel a.m. e. church in charleston that left 9 people dead. >>> jurors in florida set to deliberate the retrial of a woman accused of hiring an undercover police officer to kill her husband. this comes after prosecutors presented this video to the jury after a staged crime scene including the woman's dramatic reaction the day her husband was supposed to be killed. her husband wasn't actually killed. nbc's kerry sanders is outside of the courthouse in west palm beach. >> reporter: dalia dippolito, 34 years old, accused here of hiring a hitman to murder her newlywed husband. she denied she did this. a trial back in 2009 and 2011, she was convicted but that was overturned on appeal which brings us to where we are now in the courtroom where as we take a look at this live picture, you can see the judge is doing what's called charging the jury, giving them instructions that will then go back into a room, select a foreman an

. >> we'll just change it to paulie. >> i like that. >> eating pizza more.l let the experts make it, cook it, grow it, good stuff, i'll eat it, promise. [ laughter ] >>> it's soggy out there. san carlos highway 101 just south of the san mateo bridge, you just had a shower move through. you in burlingame, foster city an san mateo that one shower working its way south heads up redwood city going to get soggy for a couple of minutes before 6:30. look at all that rain to our north and west. that is what moves through tonight and tomorrow morning. and that is why your weekend will start off on a soggy note. the view from sutro tower spectacular night. look at all the colors, got the christmas colors out there, the bay lights. just looks good. san francisco mild today. 64 degrees. nearly 10 degrees above average. it was warm in oakland, 64. it nearly hit 70 in fremont and san jose. 68 the official high at redwood city. 66. so we have this particular weather pattern right now. that is just carrying those storms. they are racing across the pacific ocean. if you know

the government played for the first time in public the 9-1-1 call made by shooting survivor paulie shephardings as they fell from the gun. >> you said, you were able to see the gun? you know what kind of gun it was? >> no, i don't know. i don't know anything about guns. >> okay, that's okay. and where are the weapons thousand? >> he's got it in his hand. he's reloading. >> he's reloading? okay, i need you to bear with me, okay. how many shots has he fired? >> i don't know. there's so many. there's so many people dead. i think, oh my god. >> you said there's so many people dead? >> i think they're dead, yes. >> mariana atencio joins us now from outside the courthouse in charleston, south carolina with more on what's happened there today and mariana, the reaction to hearing that painful 9/11 call and many of the jurors started to cry. >> reporter: people in that courtroom, tamron, still sobbing even when the jury was dismissed yesterday. and closing arguments under way now. the defense is arguing that this was about more than hate. the meticulous planning, the thousands of photos, the fact th

paulie did say he listens to a liberal radio host, but that part was sort of garbled, so we cut that. this is an original. people are in their own echo chambers and get their own information. coming up on the show, we're actually going to have people who did the voter fraud study. we're going back to the original primary source for you to tell you what they found in terms of whether there was any actual voter fraud in this election. >> we didn't have the time on the show, but on youtube yesterday, i went through all the different studies and what they say and what it is. i hear this all the time, where i live out in suffolk county. they know there's fraud in the system. we all know. trump's saying 3 million, when you'll be lucky to find 30 cases. doesn't matter as much because they know that fundamentally he's right, that there's a problem. the 3 million thing is a problem for us because that's a real gross misstatement of fact. it's really wrong. but they believe that if you're right a little bit in a world of politics, where they believe nothing, you're ahead of the game. >> i unde

the last prosecution witness will be paulie shepherd, the 71-year-old sur advisvivor of t shooting whored to tell what happened last night. prosecution hoping her emotional testimony will be that lasting impression. the jurors are left with. >> outside of the courthouse in charleston, south carolina, thank you so much. >>> and developing now, 28 million americans are facing some dangerously cold weather and in many places, temperatures are expected to drop throughout the day. we're live with the very latest. also ahead. >>> i'm confident that in the end, justice will prevail. >>> former congressman aaron schock pleads not guilty in his corruption case. the allegations include he spent lavishly to make his capitol hill office resemble downton abbey. one of the cases we're updating around the news nation. ( ♪ ) ♪ you gotta to be cool, calm, collected ♪ ♪ look your fear in the eye ♪ you gotta be shaking off the pressure ♪ ♪ gotta be taking your time ♪ had my ups, downs, run-arounds ♪ ♪ my dark and despair ♪ but the best stuff came ♪ when all the sweat wasn't there ♪ ♪ you gotta say ♪ hey-

. >> inspector pauly. >> good evening commissioners several things to report probably more than this when you in the interest of time i didn't write down them several complaints received a new complainant about the independent the issue is noise emanating from the venue and want to see of it's from the venue i've not seen it still in the process as - in the process of determining the complaint so there is action pending going by i'll probably make contact with the venue i received a complaint about, about the cafe november 25th it is a complaint regarding a karaoke night i related to the staff the doorman they should keep their door shut during entertainment not an issue barbecue but nevertheless, i informed the venue to double down and a on making sure they're keeping the door shut and maintaining an environment that didn't bother the neighbors and the loud band and the doors open with the souvend out through this is an issue i managed a year ago and they're doing exactly when what i asked them to do i don't i don't see that as an issue i talked about with the owner slash manager we

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