never have been. >> de shawn powell makes his hate tread well known. protective custody inmates are segregated. for powell who is jail on 14 felony charges including assault and robbery to which he has pled not guilty, conflicts are common. so much so, jail officials have difficulty housing him. >> because he's been in so many fights, it's hard to keep shuffling around and finding a spot where he can be in a dorm and have the same privileges as guys got in the dorm. it's kind of hard to find him a spot so he ends up mostly in single cells because it's easier to deal with his behavior that way. >> have a reputation i first got here, i took initiative, beat up people, controlling floors, running floors, every time i've came back it gets worse and worse. >> he says his history of prior convictions all stems from a drive to be looked up and feared by his peers. >> i have not been that person. but no matter how much i change people still accept me as the same person. >> he hopes good behavior could warrant an early release to general population. but that wi

and clinton was really preoccupied by the prospective candidacy of colin powell and powell was on the book tour circuit, out with a memoir that was well-received and was attracting huge crowds and lots of people were lining up to get colin powell's book, get it autographed and so forth. this is exactly at the same time as the o.j. simpson trial was reaching its culmination in los angeles, so it's often overlooked can the popularity of colin powell and how to square his popularity with the reactions to the simpson verdict and they are both out there. books vying for attention at the same time but moËt people did focus on the reaction to the simpson verdicts. >> host: we're nearly at our time but i'm happy to take questions. one right there? go ahead. >> i just wanted -- your book points out how the media got it wrong on the internet and the oklahoma bombing and your dim view of the modern media exist in the era of buzz feed -- >> guest: i'm sorry. >> do you still have a dim view of the modern media today? >> host: a dim view of the modern media. >> guest: very interesting questions in

street to the kirkland and third powell beach and 4 an idea out of the operations department a one way route to come back you only need to borrow one tunnel instead of two and an issue of turning the trains around but we'll not have to do the sophisticated cross offers next slide out of that we looked at the 15 concept alignments we didn't want to call them alternative this is a prepre prefeasibility study and we looked at subway and surface subway the reason that powell has more options there's different was to turn the services arena looking at the f line we wanted to look at it we thought that question would come up it came up with issues in the reporting so the highlights 14 alignments and two were unfeasible because of the an existing sewer line that runs at the north point that makes the grade difficult to we screened those out here's a quick cross section an un wraptd triangle it shows a preliminary analysis which what is in the ground from chinatown in north beach areas and the agreement with or initial finding by the consultant we'll look for deeper ground in the north area ne

train at at powell powell -- station. this is causing major delays.kly backing up. brian flores has more. >> reporter: we've seen the ripple effect at most stations. be aware of that. we're live at the balboa park bart station. some were scheduled to go on earlier in the morning. but they have decided to take muni instead because muni is gonna be honoring those tickets on the rides so b.a.r.t. parks can go where they need to go. >> want to go to video where we were earlier on the platform. you can see several people on the platform. a lot of them on their cell phones trying to get an update about what to do, trying to get more on the situation as we know again, a person was hit and killed at the powell street b.a.r.t. station. that situation is gonna take a long time before that gets resolve. listen to how some of the passengers -- how this is affecting their day today. >> i know that something happened in powell and there is an accident in the station. >> reporter: how is it affecting your day? >> i'm gonna be late to work. but i'm sending messages t

powell?rophone there. >> we believe that the fcc could reach wireless by reclassifying as much as they're proposing to do with respect to fix broadband. >> uh you think they could get there? >> not without risk. but we do believe they -- >> all right. mr. dickerson? >> i'm not an attorney. >> that's two of us. i stayed in a -- >> i think the most important thing for us there's no difference between mobile and broadband. >> you want them both covered? >> yes. >> i agree with chairman powell's assessment. legal assessment. i also agree that consumers view these interchangeably. >> you think it's legally sustainable? ms. gonzalez? >> it's legally sustainable. >> all right. >> i'm not an attorney, i think title 2 -- >> mobile broadband has never been under title 2 because of the explicit expression of congress. it's not sustainable. >> might be an opportunity for litigation you might think? this is my point. we've got talented people, some are attorneys some are not. some are backed up by really

passengers were stranded across the bay after witnesses say a man jumped in front of a train at the powell street station in the middle of the morning commute. >>> thanks for joining us. >> bart says train service is slowly getting back to normal. eric thomas joins us from the powell street station with the latest. >> for under two hours this morning service was completely shut down at powell street bart station, completely shut down no trains going from there. bart called it a "medical merge," but it meant that a person was itbly a train and trapped. police and fire got to the scene but it was too late. we don't know who the deceased is but the impact on bart was massive. trains were stopped at stations and riders did not know of the closing and had to walk to civic center bart if they were going south and walk to montgomery street if they were headed to the east bail. >> we got a call of a person trapped under the rain and got here off loaded the people and splitted the train and confirmed there is one person down. >> they were stuck in the station and they left us in west oakland. i sto

powell. one other questions i have is most internet talk centers around -- happens around -- most of the open internet talk centers around over the last mile between the internet service provider and the end consumer. but aren't there very real competitive concerns and potential consumer impacts that arise in the exchanges of data between the i.s.p.'s and networks, too? how can we ensure under this legislation that the interconnection continues to happen for smaller competitive carriers in the telecommunication marketplace? >> that might be a better question for jim powell. we have been very focused on the mobile industry and technical parameters that are around the mobile industry and the competitive 235c9ors -- factors on the mobile industry. you mentioned competition and only one provider. in the mobile industry eight out of 10 americans have a choice of four or more providers. 94% have three or more. it's a very different issue. you may want to redirect your question. >> i think my time's

powell? >> it's always hard to say without looking back historically, but when my commission first adopted the definition of information services, it was three to four years before there was complete resolution in a litigation case because of the ruling in the supreme court. the commission now is proposing to do fundamentally the same thing. a brand new untested, definitional change coupled, by the way w new and untested applications of forbearance and other things. we're talking a potential litigation process that would typically run three to five years, depending on its complexity, depending on the parties and depending on the court system. >> decisions come out three to five years, or that's the whole window? >> the problem s if any part of the order is overturned by a court, there are remands to the commission, that could be a whole new commission. this commission will only be in power for the next two years. it could be remanded to the next administration commission. this thing could sta

. >> okay, and then east at powell over to its third street border. we have some other printed maps if after we can hand those out to you you can see it a little bit clearer. >> maybe if we can make it easier when i first saw the map i had some questions and captain bama explained to me which ones shrunk. >> i guess the easiest one to see on this particular map. for all intents and purpose for all of those streets that run south and market street about k -- become the tenderloin. >> okay, that makes it simple. >> the next one is southern and that if you look at its former northern border near market street it drops to van ness to the mission to the bay. it's dropping south and you will learn on the next map what happens to a little part of it and then because of the move, the southern border is now at 16. so it drops south from the china basin area. the next map chose the southern district down powell then along market and it goes east to the bay at mission street now instead of market. so it drops at third in market to third in mission and east to th

there was some trouble on the tracks along powell street. crews spent the day towing cars off the track. so it could be worked on a spokesperson for the s-f-m-t-a says, an alert system detected a problem along the powell street line around noon people had to be shuttled up and down powell street, but most didn't seem to mind the inconvenience .it happens. crews didn't describe he exact cause of the problem. but did tell us, that service is expected to return tomorrow morning. an injured bicyclist has a warning for you about a certain bay area roadway. you're going to want to hear his "my kron 4" story. and a store in fisherman's wharf reopens a day after burglars pull off one stunning smash and grab. tonight: more birds across the bay area are dying after they are found covered in an unknown substance. kron-4's j-r stone shows you how experts are racing against the clock to save their lives. goothe j.r. stone>>: volunteers from the current international bird rescue worked into the night to help beasts birds get clear from a clear and cool to

commuters at the powell street station were given alternatives because the station was shut down just >> reporter:the powell street bart reopened this >> reporter:morning after a male was killed by apparently jumping in front of a train there, bart officials said. but >> reporter:the victim was reported under an east bay- bound train at about 7:55 a.m., bart spokeswoman alicia trost said. >> reporter:trost said witnesses reported seeing the personthe train. he was pronounced dead in the station. >> reporter:the fatality closed the powell street station andlimited service between san the station reopened as of 9:45 a.m. but major residual delays remained systemwide. >> reporter:only san francisco trains were headed closure. passengers on other lines had to get off >> reporter:and wait for an sfo-bound crowding on oakland platforms, trost said. and if you think the commute but was crazy today. bart is francisco on friday. >> reporter:a group called - 'disband planning a protest. expected montgomery bart station in will mahopac >> reporter:the group says, its goal is to disband the bart

so leven powell, colonel powell was able to shave off one vote, one of the three that puts adams over the top. but later in 1800, it goes to winner take all. it's no longer possible. it's the state majority. that's what i'm talking about. this is a class power point. sometimes you have to wake up the students noises which would not be -- would not be appropriate on c-span. you can just image, you know, interstitial music, appropriate interstitial music, i guess, if any little noises go off. of course, the story of the one electors' crucial role suggests a difference. electors did something in 1796. the constitution as written gives them a completely free hand in making the president's special selection and provides no instruction other than each state needing to approve electors who gather and vote on the appointed day. neither jefferson nor adams or powell's first choice was on the ballot. colonel powell had to go through the trouble of purchasing ballot in the newspapers explaining to the world that he would vote against thomas jefferson if elected. he did it most elaborately. this

look at in a second so in addition to the two-way ones on columbus are back down up to the minute powell it goes over beseech and one way loop alignment it connects the loop together all alignments assume the existing tunnels between chinatown and north beach will be used for some sort of service okay. next slide so the 14 alignments are many the 4 colors columbus and the loop is in light green all of them have a two or three stations not a requirement but that's how this plan was laid out and they looked at subway and surface this large number of alignments some under the subway and the subway in the first part and surfaced in the latter part excuse me. on this slide the initial analysis we found that two of the alignments were not feasible for construction purchasing purposes because of grade issues we're brent having to do with getting the subway alignment around an existing very last year sewer that runs from the north point street a cross section of the entire area if you look at the upper right hand corner the triangle unfolded you see the different grounds types of that are out un

we're keeping an on eye on the powell situation.tester has been arrested at the montgomery station. this has been planned. it ended in a march on martin luther king day. protesters have released demands including for bart to drop all charges against the black friday 14. that's a group of 14 activists arrested for chaining themselves to a bart train at the west oakland station on november 28th. we're looking at a train that's empty right now. >>> tori? >> there is a couple of people on there. it looks like the door is opening. sal? >>> bart has reopened the montgomery station. trains are running through embarcadero. we're also getting information that some of the protesters may be heading to powell. what bart appears to be doing wherever the protesters are not, they are reopening the station. wherever the protesters go, they are preventing them from getting into the platform. this station here -- montgomery? where are we? >> i believe this is montgomery. >> stopping. that's according to a tweet from alicia post, the spokesperson. >>

neither jefferson nor adams now powell's first choice, patrick henry, was on any ballot, colonel powell had to go to the trouble of publishing a notice in the newspapers saying he would vote against jefferson. this is something a lot of electors had to do. the frequency of which has been used against self-consciously or perceivedly liberal presidential candidates ever since. drawing on his own experience as an officer during revolutionary war, powell accused jefferson as a weakening, a coward, who is, quote, wont of firmness and general incompetence had let virginia be overrun when he was virginia governor. faced with the british army, jefferson had quote, drinded into the -- dwindled into a poor philosopher. they actually said that. that was actually in a newspaper from 1796, that jefferson would cut and run. a baby in his cradle, said another writer, could not have been more helpless, then jefferson faced with real military men. president jefferson would jefferson would surely lead the nation just as governor jefferson had left his state. the item went viral, jumping from newspaper to

i knew secretary powell and, you know, these are my words.he was at least concerned enough or kind enough to let me know, tavis this is not where want to be right now because something's about to get down. no heads up on what wa about to go down, just from mr. powell's office, tavis, don't do this. the plane never took off. i never left. i'm watching cnn a few minutes later, an hour or so later and i see aristide being whisked out of the country by u.s. forces. the story then and it all of these years later as the u.s. government will tell is is that they did that to save aristide. if aristide had not gone on that plane with the u.s. military forces he would have been assassinated, killed, the u.s. government said they did to save aristide and save anarchy in the country. your view, randall the view all the others later was it was a u.s.-led coup. tell me why you feel that way? >> yes. because we had been -- the haiti action committee why was in haiti when -- in 2001 and i remember on the way back, reading an article from one of the u.s. pape

at the powell street station there is no indication of to the condition of the person or how long boattuation. there are major delays being reported throughout the system. some chance of course having to turn back because paul street is only two stations away from the trans bay to. were talking about backing up try and get in the san francisco. this created a major snag with ripple fax again no indication yet on how long it might take to resolve the situation but there is a person trapped underneath the train at the paul street station. traffic on the bay at with the bay bridge tried not an easy commute this morning. the check sum drive times over 30 minutes out of the macarthur maze highway 24. and the san mateo bridge dried look at this still 40 minutes plus drive * 4 highway 92. hot spot for sure this morning. as on the approach in the span one of the worst commute's i remember for highway 92. for the golden gate bridge problem free no delays and either south or northbound checking the commune to richmond bridge. still slow at the toll plaza back up 580 westbound as we had to richmo

powell? >> when my commission adopted as there they were three to four years before there was a revolution because of the supreme court. it is fundamentally the same thing, a brand-new untested definitional change coupled with other applications as we are talking about this litigation process depending on the complexity. >> is that sort of the whole window? >> welcome of the problem is that that could take a whole new commission will only be in power for the next two years and it could start all over again. >> how long? >> well, we don't see this as mutually exclusive. and obviously mr. powell has a lot of experience and i think that congress -- i'm very encouraged. .. comes with an fcc order as well as with the proposed legislation and no matter what there will be legal action to clarify definition issue is in the legislation draft and so while all of us. we would like to see s. little litigation as possible. >> is that in the window of this uncertainty? >> the draft legislation opens up the

westbound 80 right before the maze at powell street we had a crash with a car on the side another car involved in the accident. we haven't heard of injuries. we are still seeing major slowdowns though 12 miles per hour from albany near the 580 merge. so again with all lanes open it will take a while for the commute to recover. we are already up to about 37 minutes. we put up a drive time at the bottom of your screen. if you are heading to the bay bridge, all lanes are clear. but once you reach the toll plaza itself, it's still backed up through the overcrossings and the metering lights have been on for about 15 minutes. that's your latest "kcbs" drive to work. our weekend is here. we have to know the forecast. here's roberta. >>> good morning everybody. out the door we have a variety of temperatures from the 30s, 40s and even to the 50s. it all depends on the amount of cloud cover. it's 37 degrees now in san jose with partly cloudy skies. it's 48 in san francisco where we have cloud cover. it's clear in san rafael in the 30s. concord 39 degrees. wow, it's a chilly start to what's goin

kpix 5's anne makovec live at the powell street station with more on a very difficult morning. anne. >> reporter: i'm happy to report that things are finally back to normal after a morning of very long residual delays systemwide. >> it was bad. it was really bad. i'm really late for work. >> reporter: that was the situation for tens of thousands of commuters this morning. >> got on north concord took me about three hours. >> reporter: there were people waiting on bart platforms all around the bay after a body was found on the tracks at the powell street bart station at the height of rush hour just before 8 a.m. the station immediately closed as bart turned off the electric third rail and the medical examiner was called out. >> we move slowly and carefully. there's a lot of safety people all over the place watching. >> reporter: across the bay this line outside oakland's 19th street bart station stretched around the block as bart passengers tried to catch a bus near the paramount theater. depending on where you were coming from, it was a confusing mess. >> they transfer us to an

police say powell and another man fired at each other. the gunman remains on the loose. >>> dozens of demonstrators today staged a die-in at westfield wheaton shopping mall to call attention to alleged police brutality. protesters filed through the mall peacefully, some holding up their hands and others carrying signs that said black lives matter. organizers had given mall management advance notice. >>> mayor elect muriel bowser has already begun the celebration of becoming d.c.'s new mayor. she kicked off a 5k fun run this morning and gets sworn in tomorrow at the convention center in northwest. that's where we'll find surae chinn right now with all the details. >> reporter: it should be a good celebration, deb, and 10,000 people are expected to pack into the convention center here tomorrow. everything is ready to go and people have high hopes for the incoming mayor. >> i just hope that she can do what's best for the people of d.c. that's my main concern. >> reporter: d.c. residents and its visitors are expecting big things from mayor el

if you have information about powell's death contact prince george's county police right away. and we're monitoring developing news out of fairfax county tonight where police have released new information about the investigation into the death of john gear. gear was shot and killed by police officers at his home in springfield in august of 2013. about an hour ago, fairfax county police announced private first class adam torres shot gear. that is onethe first pieces of information released by police about the shooting. our crews spoke with fairfax county police tonight. we will have complete coverage this evening on abc 7 news at 11:00. a new name has joined the race for the district eight ward seat. marion christopher barry, the son of the late marion barry picked up the paperwork to run. d.c. bureau chief sam ford is live in northwest washington. sam? >> maureen, april 28th there is a special election to fill two seats here at d.c. city hall the wilson building. that of ward four council member muriel bowser who became mayor and that of marion barry who died in november. his s

let's bring in patricia powell who is the director and ceo of powell financial group. >> good to be backws. but at the pump people saying that the gas prices going lower people in connecticut saying oh my god, it's below $2. >> absolutely. >> good news for consumers. >> and so why is there some alarm? >> well, the alarmists say well, this is depressionary. and it is. but it can be helpful to the overall economy. the argument is we d deflation. the great depression had deflation and it postpones purchasing. so the consumer part of the economy collapses under deflation. nobody wants deflation. on the other hand, lower prices of commodities can be very helpful to the consumer. you have people in washington trying to take that away. talking about raising the gas tax. you can see that in states, you know, so you get this little bump. and already, some governments, people, are trying to put their hands in your pocket and take it away from you. >> if they're like me they don't want that. how low can oil go? >> that's a really good question. it's actually a multitrillion dollar question you're a

off and then a little bit of a blockage not amass blockage but a couple people tried to block the powellidge this morning don't know of sets in connection with the protest this morning is a slow ride and could be for any number of reasons nothing official and a way of the count yet. early telecommuters over norway and track the numbers at the bay bridge. >> reporter: as low right here happen for the san mateo bridge down and many people using this as an alternate. >> reporter: sartre and bridge family this morning looks as though were seeing an early end to back up here as there is no longer delay at the toll plaza for the west by the ride. still >> reporter: delayed in the severance is go and seeing some improvement on 280 northbound and not earlier occurring x and 281 01 interchange for a while had jammed up all its a john daly boulevard. >> reporter: 7 double duty monterey park tracking the weather for users erica. >> reporter: live look at the embarcadero and to make up the bay bridge span actually better than what we saw yesterday we still have some pockets of very dense fog fairfie

those four corridors we looked to the scope of work at all subway and subway surface alignments and powell street had some more actual alignments there because we look at different ways to turn the vehicles around and the runway loop turns them around and services them and because we need to do the extra space and so we divide up the 14 and we found in the process as we were going through this, because of a suer line that was printed in the 80s, along (inaudible) to the alignment of that they were not fees able and we can determine that already at this time. the cross section here shows kind of the overlapped view of the grand from about 100 feet above, to i don't know, looking here, and 100 feet below and it shows that the consultant and you are building it deeper to build to the better ground and you can see what the stations actually in the 5060 feet down, and doable though. looking at this specifically and the liqifaction and the earthquake and 2100 and they both offer the challenge and initial review by the consultants was that these could be the testing and design and engineering and

in the east bay once again the roadwork continues on the eastshore freeway westbound buchanan to powell. several left lanes blocked. that is "kcbs traffic." frank and michelle, back to you guys. >> elizabeth, thank you. >>> police are on the lookout for a thief dubbed the botox bandit. as andria borba reports, the man allegedly skipped out on thousands of dollars in medical procedures. >>> reporter: you've heard of dining and dashing. well, it's time to meet the botox bandied. he walked into dr. larry fan's office, got pretty and walked out. >> it's customary for him to sort of, um, essentially check out and pay for these services and instead of doing that, he, you know, pretended to be talking on his phone and then, you know, said i'll be right back and stepped out and left. >> reporter: these weren't cheap procedures. the botox ingestible fillers and laser peel came to $5,000. dr. phan says the man gave a fake name and was cagey from the word go. >> he wanted to provide as little information as he could. he was hesitant to provide a phone number and an email address. >> reporter: it w

secretary of state colon powell went as far as ordering the u.s.sador to demand that that country provide full access to the red cross for all prisoners being held in that country. so the red cross says to the country that you have prisoners that you're not giving access to. the state department always gives the red cross as e access to our prisoners and we demand that country x do the same thing mplt and while the state department was doing that, what we now know is that the c.i.a., behind the scenes, was telling that same country to deny the red cross access to the c.i.a.'s prezzer ins being held in that country. one of the bomb shell revelations in the c.i.a. report, the report that came out last month, was that the s. e c.i.a. was conducting a separate foreign policy on its own. often in ways that were directly contradicting what other parts of the u.s. government were trying to do. the c.i.a. was telling those same countries, no, don't, do not do x. and the state department at the time presumably had no idea why this was happening. according t

i already knew what was going on before the news, anybody. >> powell is equally as incensed at james mallory. >> james mallory, he gets out, you know, he want to tell on somebody and then turn around and you're going to take the life of an innocent child. that's two lives he's about to take probably. so i don't respect that. he know what he got coming. if he ever get caught he going to get a hell of an ass whooping. >> coming up -- >> mallory, if i had a gun right now, i would go kill him. >> another high-profile arrest puts the jail on alert. >>> i'm frances rivera. an attempt to lift the fuselage from the java sea has failed. the wreckage sent back to the ocean floor after lifting balloons deflated. man of the victims' bodies are still inside the fuselage they believe. >>> former alaska governor sarah palin hinted at a possible 2016 rupp. she suggested saturday a potential run at the iowa summit of freedom. now back to lockup. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> staff at the louisville metro department of corrections jail are used to dealing with a c

on sunday afternoon at 5:00, a homeless rally at the powell street cable car turn around.we'll have details on abc7 news.com. >> you just saw sky 7 video where oakland from oakland where a small group of protests are made their feelings known today, as well. they locked arms and blocked entrances at the federal building. nick smith was there. >> take a look. this is the view from the sky 7 hd. we were there when more than 100 demonstrators chained themselves to the entrances of the federal building in oakland while other members of the group chanted and said prayers and danced. today's action is about reclaiming the legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. >> it's been sanitized over the years. the truth is he$. nonviolent direct action. you'll see that spirit on both sides of the bridge for the next 96 hours. >> that's right. organizers plan demonstrations throughout the holiday weekend ♪ which side are you on ♪ >> this group claimed their ground just after 6:00 this morning. employees were shuffled to side entrances, show id and were given access. but demonstrators weren't t

says was blocking a train at powell. the weekend long events of protests continues all the way through monday. martin luther king jr. day, with a march that will be in locoakland. >> thanks. protesters weren't just heard in san francisco. two dozen other activists locked themselves together blocking the entrance to the rondellham federal build in oakland this morning. they say they're there to link the struggles in developing nations to movements for civil rights. officers were there as well to make sure the peaceful protest didn't get out of hand. >> we move to the latest developments in europe. two suspected extremists were killed and a third arrested in an anti-terror raid in belgium last night. the operation is said to have no apparent links to last week's terror attacks in paris, where the secretary of state john kerry was this morning to pay tribute to the victims. we have more from belgium. >> the sound of gunfire and explosions once again in europe's streets. inside police battling gunmen back from syria who they

connor powell is live with more. >> reporter: this video has all the hallmarks of a traditional isis execution video. it has jihadi john, the british accented executioner we have seen in previous videos and also kenji goto is wearing an orange jump suit like we have seen in previous ones as well. now, it has not been verified yet whether or not this is in fact, the actual video but by all accounts from what we have seen in the past, this does appear to be one and it does seem to show his violent death. isis also says in the video that this is just the beginning for japan, because of their part in this unwinnable war against isis and they threatened more violence and a nightmare for japan. goto was captured just a few minutes ago, earlier last year when he went to syria to try to help rescue another japanese hostage. he was a renowned journalist in japan and apparently went to syria without fear believing that because he wasn't a british or american citizen that he would not be under sort of threat from isis. but isis originally wanted $200 million for him. there was hope in the last

i already knew what was going on before the news, anybody. >> powell is equally as incensed at jamesllory. >> james mallory, he gets out, you know, he want to tell on somebody and then turn around and you're going to take the life of an innocent -- that's two lives he's about to take probably. so i don't respect that. he know what he got coming. if he ever get caught he going to get a hell of an ass whooping. >> coming up -- >> mallory, if i had a gun right now, i would go kill him. >> another high-profile arrest puts the jail on alert. thanks for the ride around norfolk! and i just wanted to say, geico is proud to have served the military for over 75 years! roger that. captain's waiting to give you a tour of the wisconsin now. could've parked a little bit closer... it's gonna be dark by the time i get there. geico. proudly serving the military for over 75 years. millions of real traveler's reviews and opinions, but checks hundreds of websites, so people can get the best hotel prices. to plan, compare & book the perfect trip, visit tripadvisor.com today. so how's your credit? a loan?

that incidentally, for those of you who go back that far is why he told adam clayton powell you have to get out of town. powell went to bimini, never recovered from that, but -- and then moved to ucari irish congressman from new york. johnson did not want black involvement in that legislation in any public way. carey came up with the idea of leasing books and things the bill passes the house johnson says call speaker mccormick, tell him not to send the bill here for another month because i want to sign it on hugh carey's birthday. he figured this out. and he had the bill come over. i don't think it was -- i don't think it was that king wasn't interested. you can answer that part of it but i surely know that we were constantly worried that people would see these great society programs aimed at the poor on a race basis. >> and we didn't want that either. and i think the last gathering we had dr. king brought together 23 different minority groups four, five different hispanic groups, poor whites from appalachia and the poor whites movement. and the idea of the great society campaign was

headed towards powell street. if you're coming the opposite direction, hop on powell or whatever station you'll be at, skip the montgomery station, take embarcadero and eventually back over to the oakland side. keep in mind, because of these protests, that could go on, we don't know how long it could go on and how it could disrupt service. overall if you are using the b.a.r.t. today, use the muni to avoid protests. we don't have any delays reported on the muni or the caltrain or bca but we wivta bu we'll track this closely. >>> a story still developing right now, that massive hunt for terrorist suspects across europe. an overnight raid authorities arrested more than two dozen suspects in france and germany and in belgium following a sweep where a firefight fwrobroke out two terrorist suspects were killed, stopping what belgian authorities say was an eminent attack. going gun [ gunfire ] yesterday belgian police plofd in a hideout in verviers where two suspects were killed, a third was wounded and then arrested. au

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powell was discovered dead early new year's day at the camden apartments. residents say more needs to be done to improve safety. >>> the man who shot president reagan will not face charges in the death of james brady. brady was one of four people injured in the 1981 assassination attempt. he died in august of this year. the case against shooter john hing was reopened after the medical examiner ruled that brady's death was a homicide. he will not be charged in part because prosecutors are barred from arguing now that he was sane at the time of the shootings. >>> changes to the white house security fence could be closer than we thought. the u.s. secret service is under pressure tonight to raise the fence and prevent another security breach. scott has learned that the u.s. secret service has been meeting in recent days behind closed doors with officials that will approve the changes. >> reporter: if they want to race the fence raise the fence higher or make it more difficult to scale, two agencies will have to improve it. both agencies have met the secret serv

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activists are spending the night near a powell station bart street in -- station in san francisco. sleep in public. this is one of many peaceful demonstrations in the bay area this martin luther holiday weekend. oprah winfrey and other stars of "s le rm" lead people dliew -- through selma alabama. the civil rights protesters were beaten and teargassed for troopers in 1965. and home sweet home. there were kisses and hugs as members returned to air station san francisco. 312 just wrapped up a nine-month deployment. freezing rain and icy temperatures turned dangerous and deadly in the northeast tonight. the streets were slick with ice sending cars sliding out of control. at least five people have died in crashes. this pile up outside philadelphia claimed one of those lives. up to 50 vehicles were involved. with freezing temperatures overnight, there is fear that many of the roads and the highways will refreeze. in baker city, oregon this amazing city of -- story of survival. his pick up truck was sandwiched between two semis in a 26-car pile up and he had just enough room to survive.

anyone is free to call colin powell. that conversation never happened. i never asked colin powell if he would help and we would sell airplane parts to iran so when jack says, well, they got bob because of casino chips -- i did have a problem of declaring all the chips. i declared some and didn't declare others and i put that in the book. but the government didn't indict me on that. what jack abramoff is saying there is well, you know -- i know what he's saying. if bob hadn't had that problem in the casino -- i'm not saying that helped -- if he hadn't had that problem in the casino, there was nothing bob and i did that they would have convicted him for. i had a string of favors from jack abramoff. i took free food from jack abramoff that should have been reported as well as free liquor. i pled guilty. jack doesn't like the answer the very question he has created in controversy. on "60 minutes," jack abramoff said, i had 100 members in my pocket and i spent $1 million. if jack abramoff spent $1 million on 100 members and spent, say $30,000 on me, what was

the macarthur maze and les in front of the toll plaza turned his fifth was about interstate 80 pass powell street and accident occurred in the left-hand lane is backing of the ride all the way the golden gate fields. because of that the bay bridge was a little slower to see the misery likes activated but they're on now to traffic is backing up and on 92 of the san mateo bridge the ride continues to get heavier here in the westbound erection and the drive times just pre from 11 to 13 minutes now ship of the women. >> james: once again we're talking about the north bay in the is a valid was zero visibility with fairfield and petaluma the fall of south bend the corps' motto is good for santa rosa 3 law and all five in concord and one of the all right if you have any fault anywhere else this is a general pays leprosy appear at the open bay bridge approach grammar otherwise we are alone or in this afternoon should be nice and clear as well look for some distance and sign as unless temperatures lot of a risk animalistic look at the is the shoreline for cash for today. >> james: a ray four test t

it that it was not a republican member of congress, but a democrat who cast that to vote for colin powell totally missed that. i regret that error very much. i stand corrected. and i thank you. i know you republicans are watching. i know you are. if it doesn't work fast... you're on to the next thing. clinically proven neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair. it targets fine lines and wrinkles with the fastest retinol formula available. you'll see younger looking skin in just one week. one week? this one's a keeper. rapid wrinkle repair. and for dark spots rapid tone repair. from neutrogena®. >> this is such a doozy. i'll tell you how it ends of the story is you can't keep a lid on it. as much as you might not want people to hear the bad news, if they have a right to hear the bad news, they're going to hear the bad news. and you trying to keep it under wraps is only going to make it worse for you. okay? case in point. behold kirby delauter. he's a county commissioner in maryland. an electeds republican official. recently the "frederick news post" posted this fairly innocuous article how county c

train triggering disruptions for millions at the powell street station in san francisco. died after jumping in front of a train. the powell street station closed and only san francisco international airport trains were allowed into the city. at this point they have not yet identified the victim. >>> the port of oakland announced today they will spend $570 million on improvements over the next 5 years and that is huge opportunity for contractors. ktvu's tom vacar is in oakland to tell us what this peens for small businesses hoping to -- means for small businesses hoping to get in to the action. >> reporter: port of oakland full of ships, trucks and trains that serve big business but it is also an opportunity, a garden of opportunity for contractors. little ones. >> reporter: 20 years ago she learned how to get her first contract job at the port of oakland. >> they offer crass that have gained us the knowledge to compete. >> reporter: good work and pricing causes many more contracts to come. >> we went from little shop to 25 employees. we keep a lot of families fed. >> he g

that is why he told adam clayton powell, you have to get out of town. powell never recovered from that. johnson did not want black involvement in that legislation. they came up with the idea of leasing books and things. the bill passes the house. johnson says, call speaker maccormick. tell him not to send the bill here for another month. i want to sign it on carey's birthday. i don't think it is that king wasn't interested, but i surely know that we were constantly worried that people would see these great society programs on a race basis. >> we didn't want that either. i think the last gathering we had, dr. king brought together 23 different minority groups four or five different hispanic groups. the whole idea of the poor people's campaign was, we knew segregation was about race but we didn't think voting rights was just a racial issue. i to this day think that president johnson knew poverty and the poor. he had taught kids who came to school hungry. those were the people he was concerned about. i think dr. king thought he was more concerned about the

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