from passing more restrictive abortion laws so way to go cards congressman randolph excuse me i think i was a very good one what needless to say the comment was not very well received on the other side of the aisle republican leadership hit back at a democratic congressman telling him that talk about body parts was unwelcome on the floor of the state capital are you kidding me republican lawmakers in florida are all about telling a woman what she can do and can't do with the reproductive rights and most of them are old men so how dare they tell a fellow congressmen that he can't say the word uterus on the house floor g.o.p. house for his house spokesperson said at the start of the year they reminded all house members to watch their language because of guests and visitors so a guest or visitor might be offended by the word you are. i'm confused when did it become a bad word is it is part of the human body a non controversial one it's not like he lp is servant gyda at the top of his lungs but i just it now is congressman scott randolph pointed out he didn't use a slang term here so for

de la nba los grizzlies eliminaron al número 1 dede la conferencia, para la noche le perteneció a randolph a 1. >>> mañana los earthquakes ante philadelphia union. >>> el área de la bahía tuvo resultados mixtos en el informe anual sobre la contaminación atmosférica, otros como alameda y contracosta ,reprobaron, se destacó que se redujó la contaminaciín un 60&. >>> parece que nos toca un fin de semana glorioso. >>> va a hacedr calorcito. >>> gracias, qué tal buenas noches, llegó el fin de semana, esperado por todos buenas noticias en la región después de los vientos del norte que comienzan a ceder, las condiciones muy agradables en la región en el pronóstico, en una noche de viernes donde las tmepe ente los 48 a 50 grados, las temperaturas suben para mañana, la bahía en 54, el viento de 6 millas por hora, pronóstico para los próximos 5 días, ahí está (información en pantalla) despejado por completo, la mínima en 46, en san josé, también estupendas condiciones, no hay lluvia, inclusive aumento de la temperaturas, en la próxima semana, feliz fin de semana . >>> le platicamos de otra de las co

i am representing the randolph institute. we are in support of the workers. what that means is that if we have to continue the fees for the botanical gardens, we felt that would be necessary. what we would really like is to see and have the supervisors to take the time to sit down and look into our alternative funding such as the real-estate tax transfers as a possible way to save jobs and to eliminate the fees. just don't eliminate the fees without looking for additional funding from alternative ways. also, you might want to take more time to do an extended collection of data. 8 and a half, nine months is not long enough. we have the summer coming. and in for a situation is beginning to improve. it might not be so bad to overturn this after all. before you cut the feed, please take a look at alternative funding. thank you. >> hello, supervisors. i am a 42-year resident of san i am a 42-year resident of san francisco and i oppose the fee.

playoffs for the grizzlies in one game six by ninety nine points tonight you're on top scorer zach randolph landing sixteen and he's thirty one points in the fall for tough when our baby oklahoma city thunder in the final rounds. meanwhile the search. caroline carey's continuing to russia and for the stats there was no better place to look for future talent and this week's possible. faults i promised people in russia isn't in the best of health at the moment however to grassroots level the signs are more promising well developing the sport has become a priority the under eighteen basketball league aims to develop future stars and this year's finals were held just outside moscow he claimed the united league title this year and the future holds great for the club from the moscow region as their junior is have been unstoppable this season but it is not the first time we fall to such tournament's the finals turned out a very exciting type battles in every match there was lots of talent on the court we hold everybody enjoyed. the league is a stepping stone between sports schools and pro basketba

zach randolph and the grizzlies, looking to finish off the spurs.nu ginobili, with the loose ball. fading away out of bounds. sticks the long ball. or does he? take a look. foot on the line. so, it's actually a two. and the spurs trail by one. under two seconds to go, gary neal taking care of the rest. sticks the long ball there. we're headed to overtime. tony parker hits that "j" right there. the spurs go on to win 110-103. they trail 3-2 games in the series. >>> bruins hosting the canadiens. this is game seven, as well. canadiens on the powerplay, down 3-2. p.k. subban, gets past tim thomas. we're tied at 3-3. under 15 minutes left in overtime. nathan horton with the slap shot beats carey price. the bruins win 4-3. their next opponent, the philadelphia flyers. >>> and that is your espn news update. i'm don bell. >>> coming up next, the president reshuffles his staff. and is expected to make a major announcement later today. >>> and good news overnight, one month after a baseball fan was beaten into a coma. [ woman ] i had this deep, radiating pain

the playoffs with agrees this is one game six by ninety nine points to ninety one top scorer zach randolph landed sixteen of these thirty one points as memphis took control of both the water on the table oklahoma city thunder in the next round. we was not a very coming in training camp you know we feel we can play it could be with anybody so you know just having our confidence you know people don't say what they want to say you know it's a small market team i guess it will be on t.v. a lot so i would be we'll know so you know we believe we work or to get to where we are mr arthur from day one was a charity care we believe. russians can send them a part of our is hopeful of securing a medal at the figure skating world trappin chips here in moscow the eighteen year old finished third in qualifying for the short program behind south korea's olympic champion kim you know and japan's former world champion and aims to keep up good form in the main competition. i am very surprised i mean i'm sitting with. legends pretty much to go and make jam band i'm really happy that my hard work has paid off

leading the team with seventeen points memphis rested starters tony allen on the former blazers up randolph girl wallace taking advantage of the short on the line of helping the bidders lock up the sixth seed one hundred two eighty nine the final score the grizzlies had already booked their postseason berth but are now left this look at odds with new orleans for the seventh and eighth spots in the west one game to go to get right there such excitement. sugar shane mosley is hoping he'll be leaving las vegas as a new w.b. a welterweight champion in less than a month's time his opponent though money is considered the world's best pine for pine box or thirty nine year old mostly however was keen to point out his after bute said head of the may seventh clash. this be the power of the body shots but most of all the experience. there were different guys and you know manny is a great prize your work really does everything right. but you do but i do have a lot of advantages and i think naturally my size is going to be a big factor in that right. finally the following competitors know all about stay

zach randolph and the grizzlies with an opportunity to take a 3-1 lead at home against the spurs.a minute to go in the half. manu ginobili behind the back of tony parker. third quarter, we go. tenacious "d" by the griz mrips sam young with the jam. fourth quarter we go. how about mayo. o.j. mayo to arthur. he has 14. grizzlies up. later on in the fourth, tony allen with the lay-in. grizzlies go on to win it, 104-86. they have a 3-1 lead in the series. >>> george karl and the nuggets looking to escape the sweep from scott brooks' thunder. third quarter we go. how about the shot from j.r. smith. nuggets take a 71-69 lead. smith again. he was smoldering hot. 3.5 remaining. thunder down by three. russell westbrook, no good. nuggets win, 104-101. they survive. they will not be swept. >>> to the ice, now. game six between the sharks and the kings. san jose up 3-1, in the series. just over two minutes to play in o.t. sharks with the puck. and how about that? off the skate of patrick marleau. and joe thornton there for the goal. sharks win in o.t. they advance to the next round. >>> that

of armed drones in libya so we call it a war yet mr president as well as that will have anthony randolph though on the show for a brand new installment of happy hour and the meantime don't forget to become a fan of me a lot of show on facebook and follow us on twitter and if you missed any of tonight's show or any other nights you can always catch it all the you tube dot com slash show or replace the interviews as well as the show in its entirety coming up next is adam is the name. we'll. bring you the latest in science and technology from around russia. we've got the future of coverage wealthy british style. market finance scandals. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on our key. more news today in harlem says once again flared up.

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may 29, 1787, william randolph introduced the virginia plan to the constitution.he late senator robert byrd spoke about the plan. >> under the virginia plan, both houses of congress would be apportioned by a population. an arrangement that would favor the larger states. >> the smaller states felt threatened. william paterson countered with the new jersey plan. >> the delegates rejected the new jersey plant them about the small states had enough boats to keep the virginia plan from succeeding. >> the convention split 5-5. the delegates appointed a special committee. to solve the dispute. >> the compromise determined how the legislative bans -- branches run today. >> a compromise in apportioned the house by population and gave the senate a quality. >> this would be known as the great compromise. >> the great compromise is one of the more. momentous events in our country's history. >> this helped create the government of checks and balances that we have today. we have a political climate today like the founding fathers would many opposing viewpoints. we can agree --

congress and john hancock was elected president of the continental -- first president was patent randolph and he got sick and about three or four months and john hancock became the first effective president of the congress. one the articles of the confederation were signed, he remained president of the congress, and ergo the first president of the united states. in fact, if not in the title. and he was a brilliant administrator. one would have to be to run the kind of business he did. he was a brilliant administrator, and helped washington win a war. he really had a very difficult time trying to organize, purchase arms and material because the congress had no right or no power to tax. so hancock had to send emissaries to get loans and he was very successful doing that. >> thank you again, ladies and gentlemen. [applause] >> for more information visit the author web site, harlowgilesunger.com. >>> is there a nonfiction author or what you'd like to see feature on booktv? send us an e-mail at booktv@c-span.org or tuitele at twitter.com/booktv.. >> things didn't always look pretty new york ci

congress, and john hancock was elected president of the continental -- first president was peyton randolph from virginia. he got sick in about three or four months. and john hancock became the first effective president of the congress. and when the articles of confederation were signed, he remained president of the congress and, ergo, the first president of the united states in fact, if not in title. and he was brilliant administrator. one would have to be to run the kind of business he did. he was a brilliant administrator. and helped washington win the war. he really had a very difficult time trying to organize the purchase of arms and material because congress had no right to tax, had no powers to tax. so hancock had to send emissaries to europe to get loans, and he was very successful doing it. well, thank you again, ladies and gentlemen. [applause] >> and for more information, visit the author's web site, harlowgilesunger.com. >> back to education because you pointed out the u.s. used to be at the top or near the top, and now we're at, what, 31 oecd countries or something like that? w

they had no answer for zach randolph and in overtime p/e 31 for the zach attack. >> mike shumann willhere with more highlights at 5:00 6:00 and 11:00. have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry beil. >> coming up next at 8:30.... >> i still love her. >> and east bay man tells the i-team about his role getting his wife arrested. how long did he know she was having sex with teenagers. and chevron explains why their earnings have little do with what you pay at the pump. can i eat heart healthy without giving up taste? a man can only try... and try...and try. [ male announcer ] honey nut cheerios tastes great and cahelp lower cholesterol. bee happy. bee healy. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] it's new, and it's thmost delicious thing that's ever happened to cinnamon. introducg cinnamon burst cheerios. 20% day value of fiber bursting with the delicious taste of cinnamon. new cinnamon burst cheerios. prepare your taste buds. 3q it's tough to run with congestion. so i'm taking charge with claritin-d. it relieves even my worst allergy symptoms. nothing works stronger, faster or longer for nasal conges

san antonio why down 4 but randolph. this was an attack. beats the double team.r opportunity can. scored 31 poychbilitys 99-91 grizzly. they become just the fourth seed l to beat a 1 side in nba play off history. to the shark finish in overtime here. l ben who will shoots and scores. good night game over drive home safely. sharks win 2-1 in overtime. taking a series lead. game 2 is sunday at noon before in the tank. >> duke of sports. >> duke of sports. >> more like >> there you go. >> heads up peter. >> thank you larry very much good one. >> that's this the edition of 7 news. for all of us, thanks for watching. we appreciate your time. hope to see you again in an hour on the big

they had no answer for zach randolph, barely ripples the nets. 31 for the zach attack! grizzlies win 4-2, becoming the fourth eighth seed to beat a one seed in nba playoffs history. >>> mike shumann will be here with more of your highlights at 5:00 p.m., 6 and 11:00 o'clock. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> next, some gifts to text messages. a livermore mom reveals why she seduced teenage boys. and chevron explains why their earnings have little to do with what you pay at the pump. >>> for the first time, a livermore woman who had sex with her daughter's boyfriend is talking publicly about her crimes. christine hubbs is convicted last month of unlawful sex with two 14-year-old boys. it's a case that has caught national attention. the i. team's dan has an exclusive jail house interview with hubbs and a word of warning, this is a sensitive topic with sexual content. >> i have to take responsibility, but i don't want to be portrayed as a predator or someone that went out and forced this on anyone. this was not the case at all. >> reporter: how pronota pr

randolph had 20 assists they troun ce the knicks. mike shumann will be all the sports at 5:00 6:00 and 11:00 p.m. i'm larry beil. >> next at 8:30 an overdue honor for one man's ultimate sacrifice. a world war ii veteran has been played laid to rest. >> gas prices continue to soar and gas could reach six dollllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll

randolph had 38 points, and 17 assists. and the fourth in nba history.o be expected to last especially since 20 07. >> marty: coming up, that moammar gadhafi as a middle forces will have that. >> isabel: let us take a live look outside through walnut creek. traffic is moving smoothly and the weather looks like it is picking up, and as warm day around the bay. hey marcel, watch this! hey marcel, watch this! [ buzzer sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey marcel, watch this! yeah, marcel! -marcel! -hey marcel! are you listening to me? marcel! [ male announcer ] only at&t u-verse lets you follow your favorite channels on one screen. just $29 a month for the first six months -- dvr included. in the network there are no hard choices. >> marty: nato air strikes continue in libya. and moammar gadhafi is willing to talk to you like the attacks to stop. from a pre- speak speech the call for reescease-fire. three injuries, one seriously. open to talks the continues to blame nato >> isabel: hosni mubarek could be found not only guilty but even in be sentenced to de

kids about that t days ago, explaining thehearst phenomenon -- the hearst phomenon where a william randolph hearst wanted to go to war, it he could make it happen. people do not realize where we are in the cycle. with the explosion of technology, it is hard to know where we are in the cycle. anyone with a youtube upload can become a commeator. i think that could be a good thing. a lot of us as consumers just go to the think that is going to feed us what we already beeve. i really see this in my own little world where my mom in the assisted living facilities, they are all watching msnbc nonstop. in many long visits with her, i started watching msnbc and wondered "how can you watch this and not want to shoot yourself?" i watch box more often because i have been on fox. msnbc -- msnbc just blew my mind. it was all. it blew my mind. msnbc has the nbc component that i consider to be one of the founding broadcast news sources in this country. i had no idea that msnbc had become so, i not know, left- leaning i guess you call it. opinionated. >> all of my elders in louisiana are not delivered to ms

about that two days ago, explaining thehearst phenomenon -- the hearst phenomenon where a william randolph hearst wanted to go to war, it he could make it happen. people do not realize where we are in the cycle. with the explosion of technology, it is hard to know where we are in the cycle. anyone with a youtube upload can become a commentator. i think that could be a good thing. a lot of us as consumers just go to the think that is going to feed us what we already believe. i really see this in my own little world where my mom in the assisted living facilities, they are all watching msnbc nonstop. in many long visits with her, i started watching msnbc and wondered "how can you watch this and not want to shoot yourself?" i watch box more often because i have been on fox. msnbc -- msnbc just blew my mind. it was all. it blew my mind. msnbc has the nbc component that i consider to be one of the founding broadcast news sources in this country. i had no idea that msnbc had become so, i do not know, left- leaning i guess you call it. opinionated. >> all of my elders in louisiana are not delivere

william randolph spoke about the virginia plan. >> under the virginia plan both houses of congress woulda portion of population. >> the smaller states felt threatened by this plan. william paterson countered with the new jersey plan. >> on july 1, the convention split 5-5. the delegates appointed a special committee to solve the dispute. >> a compromise that gave state equality in the senate. >> the successful compromise would be known as the great compromise. >> it is one of the more momentous events in our nation's history. >> today we have a political climate equally as challenging as that of the founding fathers with many opposing viewpoints, but we can all agree -- ->> it is imperative that work together to find a compromise. >> legislation is the art of compromise. >> compromise is not always the best solution. imagine what would have happened if abraham lincoln had compromised the south instead of the civil war. we oftentimes creates unforeseen consequences. compromise is needed in legislature, and oftentimes it will create the best solutions. perhaps it is time for another great

may 29, 1787, on this day william randolph introduced the virginia plan for the institution.e spoke about the plan and the events that followed the introduction. >> both houses of congress would be apportioned by a population and favors the larger states. >> the smaller states felt threatened by the plan. >> however, the delegates rejected the new jersey plan. >> but the small states had enough votes. >> the convention split 5-5. >> it was in a deadlock. >> the delegates appointed a special committee. >> the compromise determined how the legislative branches run today. >> a compromise apportioned the house population and gave the states equality in the senate. >> this successful compromise was known as the great compromise. >> the great compromise is one of the more moe mentous events in the country. >> this happied create the government of checks and balances that we have today. today we have a political climate that like the founding fathers with many opposing viewpoint. >> it is em per tiff they work together to find the compromise. >> people need to compromise. >> comprom

william randolph spoke about the virginia plan. >> under the virginia plan both houses of congress would be a portion of population. >> the smaller states felt threatened by this plan. william paterson countered with the new jersey plan. >> on july 1, the convention split 5-5. the delegates appointed a special committee to solve the dispute. >> a compromise that gave state equality in the senate. >> the successful compromise would be known as the great compromise. >> it is one of the more momentous events in our nation's history. >> today we have a political climate equally as challenging as that of the founding fathers with many opposing viewpoints, but we can all agree -- ->> it is imperative that work together to find a compromise. >> legislation is the art of compromise. >> compromise is not always the best solution. imagine what would have happened if abraham lincoln had compromised the south instead of the civil war. we oftentimes creates unforeseen consequences. compromise is needed in legislature, and oftentimes it will create the best solutions. perhaps it is time for another gr

for kids with a need for speed, there is even a flight camp at randolph macon academy in virginia.et a lot out of it. i think the instructors are good and they teach us a lot. >> he learned so much he founded his own app design business with seven apps in the itunes store. back in california, pali adventures camp director says a great camping experience comes down to fun. >> campers learn best when they are having fun. that's the main focus when a camper comes here, they have to have fun. they will learn by accident almost. >> those camps were just the tip of the iceberg. kids and their parents can choose specialized camps for extreme sports, the arts. in case you were wondering, there is a journalism camp for budding reporters. >> i should have gone to one of those. >> thank you, sara. >> we've got tips for parents prepping their kids. >> nice to see you. >> these are older kids we saw on this feast. we wonder when the right time is for sleep away camp. >> sleep away camp around age 8, maybe age 7 if you have a kid ready to go. you have to listen to the signals your child is sendi

from royal oak michigan, chester and betty randolph. they have been married 75 years and he's 100.. they don't make them like that anymore. sydney liebeskind of tucson, arizona. distinguished world war ii veteran. he is absolutely adored by his fellow workers. happy birthday. he held up a robber one time at a store. i think he was 88 years old. the robber wasn't 88. he was. finally, edna oknowles, new brunswick, new jersey. 100 years old and she's a passionate school teacherer. loves all the kids she taught. that's all from the gulf of mexico. now back to new york. >> how much do we dislike willard right now? looks beautiful there. you heard they caught the snake at the bronx zoo, right? they found it in a can of potato chips apparently. ann found it. >> the weird part is it scared me and i knew it was coming. when we come back, the right jeans for any age, shape or size. we'll talk about that. first this is "today" on nbc. ♪ >>> back now at 8:38. this morning on today's style, denim for every age, size and shape. jeans may be a wardrobe staple but it can be hard to find a flatteri

>> i talked to my kids about the rehearsed phenomenon about william randolph hearst wanted to go to war, he could make it happen. compared to that, i think a lot of us do not realize sort of where we are in the cycle. with the explosion of technology, it is hard to know where we are in the cycle because anyone with a youtube but load can become a commentator. i think that could be a -- up load can be a commentator. i think that could be a good thing. a lot of us as consumers, we just go to the thing that will feed us what we already believe. i really, really see this in my own little world, where my mom in the assisted living facility, they are all watching in her town, msnbc, nonstop. so in many, many very long visits with her i started watching msnbc and i was like, how can you watch this and not want to shoot yourself? it was actually -- by tend to watch fox more often because i have been on fox, and msnbc just blew my mind. it was so awful, i was surprised, honestly. because msnbc has this nbc component that i consider to be one of the founding broadcast news sources in this country