ralph nader: what year was it? >> '61. ralph nader: lucky wife. [laughter] [applause] ralph nader: good roads maybe. [laughter] >>>> i just want to thank you. without your controversy, we would not have a corvair today. ralph nader: does that mean i get a commission? [laughter] are the japanese starting to get interested in buying corvairs? you might want to have one of your annual meetings in japan. you will triple the price of your corvair. >> on history bookshelf here from the country's best-known american history writers of the past decade. every saturday at 4:00 p.m. eastern. you can watch any of our programs at any time. visit our website c-span.org/history. you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. >> as president obama prepares for his state of the union address on tuesday, he released this video on twitter. pres. obama: as i am writing i think about the road we traveled together these past seven years. what makes a character great is our capacity to change for the better. our ability to come together as

i'm ralph rayburn reporting ve. >> belkeys: all right ralph. our team 7 coverage continues with brandon beyer who is live in hollywood for us. >> lynn: yeah, brandon spoke to some of the bikers before they took a break before getting on the i-. l- brandon, what did they say. >> reporter: well, lynn, both swre both sides here. some drivers irritated and others saying why don't you let us ride. they are long o gone from where they were here at the gas station on hollywood boulevard and i-95 amazing how cross you can get across town when not o waig the traic laws. so they are way north us to. east of i-95 hollywood boulevard and siewl yule see this massive a. motorcycle clip. atv's, four wheelers. dirs dirt bikes. some look like they maybe street legal bikes. hard to tell on others but they are not obeying in nose ploas cases the traffic laws. as you heard ralph say. they stoppedraffic going in the directions to prevent them from continuing and keep making their way up and down these streets. again, we did talk to two fferent pevment one guy set s

come on. >> ralph needs to -- >> i'll do it. >> come on, ralph. you got it. >> okay. here we go. >> wait. now we're going to do this. >> oh, my god. top hat. leaning tower of pisa. >> yeah, baby. >> this one is for mario. >> you need to hum it. >> oh, my god. i don't know. i don't know. i don't know how it goes. i'll act it out. >> mama leoni. >> scenes from an italian restaurant. forget that one. >> oh, my god. oh, oh. >> okay. this is a scene. i need something. >> wait. wait. that's my card. >> yeah, whatever. >> what are you doing? >> are you going to floss your teeth? what are you doing? >> oh, my goodness. this is getting -- >> lady and the tramp. >> yes. [ jenna humming ] >> on top of old smoky. >> on top of spaghetti. >> i got it. >> we won! we won! >> by one point it's hoda and ralph. >> canolis. >> can we have -- can i have one? >> yes, everybody gets a cannoli. >> a little fun and football. we're having a gridiron party. >> wait. >> i will be in durham, north carolina, with my one man show on march 5th and richfield, >> i can't wait. >> it is try day friday.

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. >> we have march wroe and ralph. they're co-starring in a play. >> get it out. >> we don't have in a much time. are y'all going to boss us around. >> that's right, wral. we're going to be bossing y'all around. hey, y'all. i'm going to cook something in the kitchen with my sons. >> i'm from a certain region i just learned. >> this is my son bobby. i'm paula dean. >> oh, boy. >> all right. they're talking -- they're an italian family living under one roof. >> it's a play. >> called "a room of my own." you know, i should be sitting we should be. we should be hosting this show. >> you know what, you're right. we also get ready to marvin gaye. he is up for three grammys. he just debuted -- his album just dropped today. his first stop was right here. i love it. >> if you have the same old pa that you throw for the big football game -- >> you know why we're not saying the word s-u-p-e-r-b-o-w-l. we're not allowed to. >> you're not allowed to because the pat wrots didn't make it. >> don't start with me. >> don't -- >> were t

ralph mayer: "we found a way so now you can see, he's flying high now! what more could a dad ask, you know? parents just love the thought that their kids are doing what they want to do."colby gallagher news19 wltx. 3 ralph says he just finished up a visit to see his son and will watch the show on t-v, but the entire family will be looking up at matthew from the field on the big day tomorrow. 3 tomorrow...the clemson tigers will take the field for what game of their career so far. and after two weeks of previews and hype...the national championship game is less than 24 hours away. this morning...coach swinney and coach saban sat down...to make final comments before tomorrow's game. sports director reggie anderson was there for it all...he joins us now with the latest. 3 it is national championship eve here at the university of pheoniz stadium. tomorrow night. clemson versus alabama. orange versus crimson for college football's ultimate prize. let's check on what dabo swinney's day was like. this morning bright and early he was taking part in a joint news

. >> whave mar cantone and ralph macchio. they're cotarrg in a play. get it out. >> w don't have thatuch time. >>re y'all gonna bus around? >> thas ri y'all. we're going to be ssg y'all ound. y,'all i'm going to cook meing in the kitchen with my sons. >> i'm from a certain region i just learned. >> ts isy sobobby. i'm ula dean. >> oh, b. all right. 're going to have these guys. they're talking -- they're an alian family livinunder one roof. it's a play. >> cled "a room of my own." you ow, should be sitting overhere. hould be. we should be hosting this show.>> you know you're right. they actually should be. all right. we also get ready tovi chat -- charluth is he. he is up for threeramm. he just debuted his album just dropped tay. his firsstop was right here. i lovet. he's gonnaing this song for us, or one of em. if you have theame d rty that you throw forhe big football game -- >> y knowhy we're nosayi the word s-u-p-r-b-o-w-l. >> ynow why? >> we' not allowed to. >> you're not alloweto because the patriots didn't ke it. >> don't start with me. >>on - >

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. >> reporter: for nearly 4 decades, josie and ralph andrade lived in this home. tuesday night , it was taken away as flames shot above the the fire started in the basement and moved up.>> they were trying to evacuate the house and josie had to actually give him a shove to get them out of the house.>> reporter: 72-year-old ralph fell from the below. he was hooked to the die out -- to a dialysis machine and getting treatment and his home. he is now in the denver health icu in serious condition. and is still fighting his way back to us. >> reporter: their granddaughter alexis and their two-year-old great- granddaughter were able to get out on time. but 42-year-old ralph andrade junior died. >> we lost them in a tragic way. the individual cannot really save himself at this point.>> he had multiple -- >> reporter: he had multiple sclerosis and josie cared for her son. the flames prevented josie from going downstairs to help him. like the rest of the large family, she took it hard when she found out that ralphie had died. the spokesperson for the family called communit

ralph: there are two trends., the amount of institutional capital managed by and supporting activists has gone up dramatically. directly,120 billion $200 billion if you take some that are less active activists. that is an important consideration. the most important consideration by far has been the willingness of institutional long investors to support those activists in their campaigns. that4 years ago, the idea someone could take a 1% position in a huge company and actually threaten the strategy of that company would have been ridiculous. because, what is a 1% investor to gadfly? and gabelli icahn are on the same page, fine. how do you discern harmful engineering from good and sensible cash employment? ralph: that is the fundamental issue. tom: we have an hour. [laughter] that is the issue every executive has to face. the unfortunate part of the investment world that we have evolved into today and activism does play so strongly in this. is the focus on quarterly earnings, quarterly returns on investors and what

ralph said he's happy to sell the park, get the residents off his hands. bus just month ago, where they thought they would lose their homes, it's worth celebrating. christof putzel, al jazeera, austin. >> next on "america tonight," thinking small to end a big problem. i'm in nashville with some of the people at the forefront of rethinking homelessness. and later, life imitating art? taking cues from a sit come. how some women are finding alternatives to living alone. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the soundbites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. in some of america's high-growth studies, homelessness has taken on new meaning. more people these days who simply can't afford the rent. take nashville tennessee, exploding rents have left residents locked out. but a new approach, thinking small. they call it the sanctuary. a cluster of tiny homes for the homeless. >> wow, this is actually really nice. >> yes. >> no doubt it's small just six by ten feet but for gu

not one time ralph and floyd and i ever sat down and talked politics. the sheriff, in particular, despised the talk about a lamb dynasty, but the family name was popular and lamb's kept winning elections. at one point, at least three of the brothers were considered front runners for the governorship. darwin: 1341320ish i was going to run for governor when mike o'callahan won. i saw a survey after the fact that i could have won it easily. so i said okay, you're the oldest. it's your right, but this year, one of us could win it,....i said, i'll tell you what, you run for governor and i'll run for lt. governor. (laughs) but late in the campaign season, floyd lamb changed his mind about running, too late for darwin to jump in. as sheriff, ralph lamb's two-fisted cowboy style infuritated mobsters, biker gangs, and other dangerous hombres. several times, the bad guys planned to kill the sheriff, who insisted his brother start packing heat. darwin: 142745 ish he handed me a gun, said they got a contract out on me. someone might think you're the sheriff. movie

>> ralph kayser: ralph kayser. >> kroft: " ralph kayser" is not his real name. he's an investigator for global witness posing here as the representative of a government official from a poor west african country who wants to move millions of dollars in suspicious funds into the united states, and he needs the lawyers' help. >> ross: are you gonna tell me what country and what minister this is? >> kayser: i can't tell you. it's one of those mineral rich countries in west africa. there are not so many. >> kroft: attorney gerald ross and the other lawyers were told secrecy was essential, because the african minister had amassed his fortune collecting special payments from foreign companies that he'd helped obtain valuable mineral rights. >> kayser: so companies are or other minerals. and so they pay some special money for it. i wouldn't name it bribe. i would say "facilitation money." >> kroft: kayser said it was all legal. he told attorney james silkenat and the other lawyers that the minister was shopping for a townhouse, a jet and a yacht, but his name must not b

ralph andrade and his wife josie were upstairs getting the younger ralph ready for dialysis when the fire broke out. ralph was too weak and couldn't >> josie had to actually give him a shove. he fell and he tried to hang in there the best way he can, but. >> neighbors helped rescue the couple, but their son, the younger ralph, did not make it. >>> a murder suspect tracked here in denver will soon be on his way back to atlanta. police arresttd stafford yesterday. they say he's one of the three men in this video breaking into the apartment. >>> the second teen accused of plotting to kill people at manufacture high school is being ried as an adult. police say brooke higgins and together -- made plans together. both being held on a million dollars bond. >>> breaking news out of denver, we're told a person is now in the hospital after getting shot during a carjacking. this happened on sheridan and west kentucky. >> denver 7 photo journaaist daryl orr on scene and has the >> reporter: that's right, mitch. here at kentucky and sheridan, about 3:30 this morning police received a call there w

now ralph andrade senior is in serious condition. family members say he and his wife, who also went inside the home, doing much better. they're thanking neighbors who risked their lives, putting up ladders while ralph and josie were yelling for help. >> put the ladder up to the wwndow. tried to go up there, but the smoke was so bad i was losing my breath. >> ralph and josie got out. their son, ralph,, jr., who has ms unfortunately died. join the podium and tell us how the stateeis doing. sally mamdooh joins us live from the capitol. >> reporter: the governor will deliver his speech right behind me here at 11:00 this morning. he'll focus on addressing the state as a whole. according to our partners at the denvvr post, he'll talk about the state's significant improving roads, imexpanding broad band access, and making issue of the homeless crisis. he's hoping it will help democrats and republicans find to several major issues, especially the state's $27 billion budget. we're live from the state's capitol, sally mamdooh, denver 7. >>> sa

>> ralph kayser: ralph kayser. >> kroft: "ralph kayser" is not his real name. he's an investigator for global witness posing here as the representative of a government official from a poor west african country who wants to move millions of dollars in suspicious funds into the united states, and he needs the lawyers' help. >> ross: are you gonna tell me what country and what minister this is? >> kayser: i can't tell you. it's one of those mineral rich countries in west africa. there are not so many. >> kroft: attorney gerald ross and the other lawyers were told secrecy was essential, because the african minister had amassed his fortune collecting special payments from foreign companies that he'd helped obtain valuable mineral rights. >> kayser: so companies are eager to get hold of rare earth or other minerals. and so they pay some special money for it. i wouldn't name it bribe. i would say "facilitation money." >> kroft: kayser said it was all legal. and the other lawyers that the minister was shopping for a townhouse, a jet and a yacht, but his name must not b

theiren so, ralph, jr., who had ms, died in this fire. they didn't want any credit for what they did, this was a community effort. obviously, back here, live, you can see the neighbors have been leaving flowers, this has touched a lot of hearts, one person told me that josie is a saint, taking care of her husband and her son. right now, firefighters still don't know what started this fire. reporting live, jaclyn allen, denver7. >> a helpless feeling for those neighbors. thank you, jaclyn. >> first responders across the front range have had a very busy -`24 hours, mountain view fire had to close a fire after a deadly crash there. one person died in that two-car crash. investigators think that the driver who was killed crossed into oncoming traffic. and was hit by a semi. >>> two people were killed after their vehicle crash aed near the national western complex. at first, police thought this but it turns out that the ppople that were in the car rolled,,and the crash happened around 2:00 this morning. police say the driver was speeding and f

ralph said he's happy to sell the park, get the residents off his hands. bus just month ago, where they thought they would lose their homes, it's worth celebrating. christof putzel, al jazeera, austin. >> next on "america tonight," thinking small to end a big problem. i'm in nashville with some of the people at the forefront of rethinking homelessness. and later, life imitating art? taking cues from a sit come. how some women are finding alternatives to living alone. >> this is al jazeera america live from new york. >> at 7:00 - "news roundup". tony harris gives you a fast-paced recap of the day's events. >> this is the first line of defense. >> we have an exclusive story tonight. >> then at 8:00 - john seigenthaler brings you the top stories from across america. >> the question is, will these dams hold? >> and at 9:00 - >> i'm ali velshi, on target tonight... >> ali velshi on target. digging deeper into the issues that matter. >> i'm trying to get a sense for what iranians are feeling. in some of america's high-growth studies, homelessness has taken on ne

. >> ralph and carolyn flynn face 44 counts.usband remains in custody. >> the alleged victim is the couple's adopted son. it's an investigation you'll see only on abc7 news. >> 71-year-old ralph flynn is a marketing representative. his wife is a major account executive. together they face 44 charges involving their adopted son from russia, including continuous sexual abuse of a child, unlawful intercourse and >> everybody is presumed innocent at this point. and i think it's based upon these charges especially. it's difficult for anyone hearing the charges to presume innocence. but the system must. >> according to records, their son told law enforcement ralph flynn started sexually abusing him shortly after he arrived from russia at nine and carolyn flynn joined in when he was 15 saying ralph flynn sometimes would abuse him in a rolls royce in the garage. the records show flynn admitted molesting another adopted son, now an adult living on the east coast. >> what does that do to your case? >> it makes it more complex. i don't kno

i'm ralph rayburn. reporting live. >> belkeys: ralph, thank you. >>> >> keep it here. >>> >> lynn: their ef forwardrd are paying o. 7's sheldon fox has the story. >> reporter: and manatees fill the water off the coast of s. now the sea cows are look to get a new classification a the u.s. fish and wild life service announces their propositi to reclassify the federal stawts of west indian manatees from endangered to threat ended. >> this action today and what we're announcing is rlly in our view demonstrates the successes of how the endangered spree says act can and does work and while in here making waiter way safer and cleaner florida. >> reporter: so what's the difference between a threat e7bd and endangered speessments the to become endan glerd the foresee able future. the proposal copping as at manatees have been thriving in recent year as a rough the federal regulations and program plaip meanted to protect them. this effort has culminated in a great recovery and success. their numbers are climbing.

. >> ralph and carolyn flynn face 44 counts.band remains in custody. >> the alleged victim is the couple's adopted son. it's an investigation you'll see only on abc7 news. >> 71-year-old ralph flynn is a marketing representative. his wife is a major account executive. together they face 44 charges involving their adopted son from russia, including continuous sexual abuse of a child, unlawful intercourse and incres. >> everybody is presumed innocent at this point. and i think it's based upon these charges especially. it's difficult for anyone hearing the charges to presume innocence. but the system must. >> according to records, their son told law enforcement ralph flynn started sexually abusing him shortly after he arrived from russia at nine and carolyn flynn joined in when he was 15 saying ralph flynn sometimes would abuse him in a rolls royce in the garage. the records show flynn admitted molesting another adopted son, now an adult living on the east coast. >> what does that do to your case? >> it makes it more complex. i don