and randolph would say i will never forget it. and of course the other day saying, i will never forget it. this is why people tended to vote for the nearest rich guy. the rich fellow living here is your house was a patron, you will count on him in case your horse came up lame at some time or you needed by sport putting your burn backup if it burned down, if ugandans in with them, then you vote for your neighbor. not a boat or whoever. after the voting, they went out into the lawn outside the courthouse and the people that had voted for randolph or smith would expect randolph was meant to give them all the whiskey they could drink. virginians were known for this. i should say, i think virginia is still notable for this. my father was in the army when i was a kid. i happen to live in texas when i got out of high school and i went to the university of texas. i buy some partying in texas, basically you have church schools from agricultural colleges, and the university of texas. if you want to party, you go to the university of texas.

i vote for john randolph and randolph is sitting right there and shake your hand and say i will never forget it. the other guy is thinking i will never forget it. this is why people tended to vote for the nearest rich die. the rich fellow who'd lived nearest your house was going to be a patron and you were going to count on him in case of plowing, more ice in the summer or you need help putting your barn back of. you want to be good in with him. the reason you are good with him is say aye vote for my neighbor. not i vote for whoever. after the voting they would go out into the lawn outside the courthouse and the people who voted for randolph were smith or whoever would expect randal for smith or whoever to give them all the whiskey they could drink. virginians were known for this. i think virginia is notable for this. my father was in the army when i was a kid. i am not a texan. i happen to live in texas and went to the university of texas and stop partying in texas. basically you have church schools, agricultural colonies and the university of texas. you want a party you go there. i

a helicopter takes him to the randolph for a debriefing and examinations by medical men. the copter no sooner touches down on deck than glenn gets a preview of the congratulations still to come. on every hand jubilation. honor side, smiles and cheers. he signs over his precious log and instruments to the national space administration. from here he goes to grand turk island for further rest before the deluge. a deluge of honors, a proud country waits to bestow on a brave man. >>> all day today on book tv, the gaithersburg book festival is live. it begins at 10:20 eastern and runs throughout the day. notables include timothy on the haves and have nots in the great dwurgens. ken ackerman on 24-year-old j. edgar hoover and radical terrorism at 2:00. at 3:20, neuroscientist david lyndon on why the good stuff feels so good in the compass of pleasure. also this weekend on "afterwards" on al freft nobel and his peace prize. >> there's a myth, always has been, when he established this prize for peace of guilt over his invention of dynamite and i think i say in my book that it's ha

as he rests briefly before being flown to the carrier randolph by helicopter. he is lifted aboard in a maneuver that looks more dangerous than the flight itself. a helicopter takes him to randolph for a debriefing and examinations by medical men. the copter no sooner touches down on deck than glenn gets a preview of the congratulations still to come. on every hand jubilation. on every side, smiles and cheers. he signs over his log and precious instruments to the national space administration. from here he goes to grand turk island for further rest before the deluge. a deluge of honors, a proud country waits to bestow on a brave man. >>> ma cities who public is guided by statesmen, this bronze rendition of mathematician and scientist of albert einstein stands out. perhaps because there is little of the monumental about this washington monument. even if it does stand 12 feet tall and weigh approximately four tons. here robert brooks, distinctive style, led some critics to label him the bubble gum sculptor, gives us a genial, playful einstein. sitting atop in nort

and randolph would say i will never forget it.nd of course the other day saying, i will never forget it. this is why people tended to vote for the nearest rich guy. the rich fellow living here is your house was a patron, you will count on him in case your horse came up lame at some time or you needed by sport putting your burn backup if it burned down, if ugandans in with them, then you vote for your neighbor. not a boat or whoever. after the voting, they went out into the lawn outside the courthouse and the people that had voted for randolph or smith would expect randolph was meant to give them all the whiskey they could drink. virginians were known for this. i should say, i think virginia is still notable for this. my father was in the army when i was a kid. i happen to live in texas when i got out of high school and i went to the university of texas. i buy some partying in texas, basically you have church schools from agricultural colleges, and the university of texas. if you want to party, you go to the university of texas. bu

randolph, 18 points, 16 rebounds for randolph. 23-9 for gasol. 90-88.unday in memphis, the 7th and decider. there is the king. a lot of people want to mock this young guy but three mvps for lebron james. he was named today. they only players with more -- three or more -- jabar with six, the king and lebron james headed in that direction. tiger woods got hot today. we dedicate these highlights to our great long time director. he just loves this, jackie, when i go in the hole for tiger woods. all right? mark burnett is his game. tiger woods in the hole. mark hasn't heard those words in a long time. he is really enjoying that. mining two, over all. makes the cut. tiger woods is right in there. six strokes back. 49ers had a rookie camp going on saturday. got a chance to see james without shoulder pads. if you love your 49ers you don't care what they are doing. there is a.j. jenkins, number one draft choice. moss looking good. jim harbaugh will look in the all eyes of the media, says, you know, i am a king and you will listen to every word i utter and you wi

. >> scott randolph was another rikers inmate anticipating his release.n we met him, he was serving a year for petty larceny and violating parole. >> i just spiraled out of control as far as criminality goes. i've been back and forth a few times, mostly for drug activity. trying to make money hustling in the street. >> but randolph took advantage of the jail's writing program and had hopes of becoming a journalist. >> we publish the "rikers review" which is published by inmates for inmates. it was extremely helpful. it gave me a lot of computer skills, marketable skills. so i'm looking forward to trying to utilize that when i get down. >> the prison journal included one of his poems. >> can we read a little bit of your poem? >> all right. this someone called hold this. hold this. grip these words as if your embrace alone will help me save my life so that i might live to give my tomorrows as pavement for yesterday's debts. >> randolph says the poem is his vision for a new life. >> the future conceals hopes and happiness yet to feel. with this you present a

we need to continue that effort in our neighborhood beautification with the randolph and broad street corridor and mission street. we have community action grants which really do a lot. it gets our community members involved. it gets them to be part of our community, to invest their own time and commitment. that is what makes a good community is the members getting involved themselves, the residents. we need to continue to work on graffiti removal. it sends a mental when you come into a message and don't see a lot of graph fitty. we have made great strides but we are looking at losing more police officers and we need more academies to have the police to keep the crime reduced that we have made strides on already. we need better collaboration with city college. it is in our back yard and there's a lot of classes that were not available in the community locations. they are all over the city but we need to invest more of those and see them right here in our own neighborhood. we have a lot of very small nonprofits who are doing a lot of work but they are at the tipping point. if we don't

phillip randolph and walter white and leaders from the urban league to discuss this, it's the impact same day that the tripact is announced. germany, russia, and japan have signed a pact to come against us. when randolph and company come, they come in a meeting eleanor has facilitated and have a list of seven demands. of those demands, four are met. full enat the grags of the service is not met, obviously. because that's left for truman to do. but the steps that fdr does take i think are not just in yes mental, but a slap in the face. he has gotten rave reviews for changing his cabinet and bringing in a new secretary of war and a new secretary of the navy. republicans, a bipartisan cabinet and absolutely adamantly opposed to any activity that will advance negros through the rank s simson says leadership i not embedded in the negro race. he's secretary of the war. the secretary of the navy cox -- i mean knox, says he will resign if, in fact this happens. so what does fdr do? he brings the dean of the howard law school in to be stemson's aide. he reports an african-american colonel to

and when randolph and company come, they come in a meeting eleanor has facilitated. they have a list of seven demands. of those demands, four are met. the full integration of the service is not met, obviously, because that's left for truman to do. the steps that fdr does take, i think, are not just incremental, but are a slap in the face. he has gotten rave reviews for changing his cabinet and bringing in a new secretary of war and a new secretary of the navy. they're republicans, it's supposed to be a bipartisan cabinet. and they are absolutely adamantly opposed to any activity that will advance negros through the ranks. simpson says leadership is not embedded in the negro race. he's secretary of war. the secretary of the navy knox says he will resign if in fact this happens. what does fdr do? he brings the dean of the law school to be simpson's aide. he appoints a colonel to advise the african-american colonel to advise the selective service. and he gives simpson, the first african-american general to, in fact, ride sort of roughshod on them. the big obstacle in th

his colleague, louis morales with the randolph fire department is also on the scene. >> we saw a lotming from the first floor and lot of smoke coming from the second floor, in the front of the house. >> morales learns a woman is trapped on the second floor. he and his team quickly assess the situation. >> when i arrived, i just saw the randolph fire department on scene establishing water supply and trying to get into the building to be able to make a rescue of the victim that was reportedly trapped. >> shortly after arriving, alan bell pulls out a brand new gadget, a helmet camera, giving a rare glimpse of what firefighting is like up close. >> i got it for christmas of 2009 so probably about six weeks before this fire. that was the first time i actually used the camera. >> because of a change in regulations, it's the first and only time bell will use his camera on scene. he turns it on and goes about his job for the day. >> we are initially what they called a rapid intervention team to extract firefighters if they get lost or injured. >> morales is part of another team, one that wil

the protest began outside 130 east randolph. catholic workers to work in soup kitchens and shelters attempted to reach the campaigns offices their message: and the occupation in afghanistan by nato >>there are veterans who are homeless many of us have been to war zones and the suffering here and there as well >>the protesters are the reasons why thousands will stay home during the nato summit ... blue cross blue shield sent a memo to workers giving them the option to work from home friday and monday ... >>employee safety is one reason the other transportation and safety challenges ... metro riders will go through airport like security screening ... many are deciding it's not worth the hassle >>i am a dentist i can i expect my patients to take any chances i decided to close my office ... lots of small businesses and stores say they will close ... 300,000 people work in the loop it will look and feel differently here for the weekend ... the nato summit is it just days away and drivers are going to begin to notice some changes near

he was being wrestling with zack randolph plans are to come by needed gimcrack the 60 point plateau after three quarters. the clippers' bench to go over. l i b samantha's 82-72 to win the series for only the third time in franchise history they take on the san antonio spurs in second round. lebron james presented with this third mvp award. lebron takes over in the fourth, the heat beat the pacers 95-86. golf at the players championship tagger a bad start three bogeys in this double bogey a final- round 73 he finished one under par and 12 shots back. the third round later fell apart with six bogeys. that opens the door for met coucher, aligned and birdie on 16 he fires is 70 in wins by two strokes. he wins over $1 million and lives up to theft on the world rankings. amgen tour of california gets underway in santa rosa. levi leipheimer is competing. at the later has a punctured back tire he made it way to the front of the pack and wins the final sprint. 44 years since manchester city has won an english league title. they had to win their final match. man sitting down one goal, of the corner

and randolph would say i will never forget it.d of course the other day saying, i will never forget it. this is why people tended to vote for the nearest rich guy. the rich fellow living here is your house was a patron, you will count on him in case your horse came up lame at some time or you needed by sport putting your burn backup if it burned down, if ugandans in with them, then you vote for your neighbor. not a boat or whoever. after the voting, they went out into the lawn outside the courthouse and the people that had voted for randolph or smith would expect randolph was meant to give them all the whiskey they could drink. virginians were known for this. i should say, i think virginia is still notable for this. my father was in the army when i was a kid. i happen to live in texas when i got out of high school and i went to the university of texas. i buy some partying in texas, basically you have church schools from agricultural colleges, and the university of texas. if you want to party, you go to the university of texas. but

marcus holmes, zach randolph had the best series. blake griffin injured his left knee. stayed in the game, scoreless in the fourth. chris paul also strained his groin and sat out the final minutes. grizzlies won it 92-80. >>> caps and rangers, washington drew first blood in more ways than one. alex ovechkin unleased a rocket in the opening minutes. the verizon center was rocking. late in the third, rangers down 2-1, a blast from the point. it found the back of the net, new york down one. a minute to play. it was too little too late. caps win 2-1, device i have game seven seven on the nbc sports network. >>> josh hamilton hit four home runs tuesday, what would he do for an encore? a little slip and slide. the game in baltimore ranld out that didn't stop hamilton from making a big splash. took to the field with teammates sprinted toward the tarp, dove head-first and like that the rangers player was all washed up. as hot as he has been at plate this is the only thing to cool him off. that is the early look at sports on "early today" i'm fred roggin. >>> rihanna in the raw,

blake griffin and the clips taking on zach randolph tapped grizzlies.rizzlies up by one. they're up 50-47. feeling pretty good about themselves. fourth quarter, kenyon martin. clippers, a 57-56 lead. later on, ere iic bledsoe, maki it happen. mo williams, former cleveland cav from the wing. o.j. mayo, the steal. misses the layup. and the clippers win, 82-72. they advance. they'll taken to spurs in the conference semis. >>> pacers visiting the heat. lebron james accepting his third mvp award in four years. this is game one of the eastern conference semifinals. lebron with the alley-oop. bosh going to the hole with soul. he left the game with an injury. due to have an mri today on his lower ab. paul george on the fast break. d. wade, one of the best at blocking shots. lebron and the heat win, 95-86. >>> want to remind you about monday night baseball. one of the best rivalries in the business. the chicago cubs visiting the st. louis cardinals. 7:00 p.m. eastern tonight on espn. >> we both love this story. >> a great story. a janitor who cleaned classrooms

philip randolph institute here in say diego. i'm here to speak to families that are blue-collar workers and working class and ethnic communities. i would like to see this sort culture influences the city and reserves of four children's children and the generations that follow, so they can be proud of the city they grow up in. i would like to ask the board to consider an inclusive approach that addresses community interests and protects residents affected by the preservation efforts. i think it is important to consider the voices of residents that would be affected by preservation and i support the proposed idea to allow residents to vote to create an historic district in that area. i'm also in support of an economic hardship waiver. in conclusion, i would like to ask to support today's proposed historic preservation plan, and these safeguards for the committee, and move forward. thank you. >> my name is debora neiman and i'm here representing myself and my sisters. we own an old house and a mission. we are here to support the ef