you have a ma had a man by the a philip randolph. he was considered to be the dean of black leadership. he was born in jacksonville florida, just a wonderful, wonderful man. and some of those meetings he would say things like brother and, let's stay together. we have come this far together but stay this together. in a baritone voice he would say if you can't say something good about someone, don't say anything. there was so much respect for this man but along with a philip randolph, who organized the brotherhood of sleeping car porters, represented the men working on the railroad. and when you come to washington and walked through the union station there is a bus. you have martin luther king jr. who was the president of the southern christian leadership conference born in atlanta

although randolph parker had been suspended earlier that day, he returns later and paces outside her door. >> obviously through his anger, he wanted to take out revenge, blamed her for the problems he had been having. so he set up a plan, obviously, to come back at the end of the day to attack her or to hit her. >> as this last period progresses, you can see randolph parker, walking up and down the hallway, waiting for the class to end. he puts on a red bandana over his face and signals to his cohort, 17-year-old dominic harris, to position himself on the other side of the hallway. according to police, harris' role was to get the assault on his cell phone camera. at one point parker even sends another student into the class to coax the teacher to come out into the hallway. >> there's no doubt mr. parker did plan the attack. he put a little bit of thought into it because he hit there right at the end of the day. >> it's 2:15 and class is letting out. unbeknownst to parker and harris, the school's surveillance cameras capture the entire incident. >> through the eye of the camera you'll

warriors had no answer for zach randolph. >> look at that beautiful. o'neill, and the fourth, mike conley said, that is enough. >> today, it was a special teams that let down. golden bears looking for their first win over usc, our yards. 43 yards, i am here. 21-0, popç 21-14, all of a sudden, we have a game. right into the hands of josh. 35- 35-36. this one, 93 yards, since 1965. >> as bad as the score looked, i didn't think we) that putu! 40 yards, when you aremy that would be enough. they scored 22 points in the first quarter. the two going at it again today: bampa takes >> destroying ; ds and a pick. picked off by andrews, the root is on. and florida state, seals the kin '0 the ball. it was not serious. latest, after an awkward back in the game. left huet. ref stopped it.p improves to tlooer we will that tomorrow for you at 5:00. >> thank you for joining us.s from all of us here, thank you for joining ç when ouwe goword. she said hert (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of

randolph ended up with 23 point and 11 rebounds. david lee would foul out and the warriors ended up with 13 points in the 4th quarter, memphis runs the floor here. mike miller pomike to mike conley. the warriors come home 2-2 and back home to host detroit on tuesday. >>> well, if you followed cal football this year, you had to feel the bears were in for a long day today against usc. as it turned out the bears played the trojans on fairly even terms and those two aspects of the game are offense and defense. not a 44th birthday sonny dykes will want to remember. the aspects of the game that kept cal from having any chance winning was special teams. nelson agholor won't be caught. less than two minutes into the game it was 7-0. 2 1-0 after a quarter, but

randolph ended up with 23 point and 11 rebounds.s ended up with 13 points in the 4th quarter, memphis runs the floor here. mike miller pomike to mike conley. the warriors come home 2-2 and back home to host detroit on tuesday. >>> well, if you followed cal football this year, you had to feel the bears were in for a long day today against usc. as it turned out the bears played the trojans on fairly even terms and those two aspects of the game are offense and defense. not a 44th birthday sonny dykes will want to remember. the aspects of the game that kept cal from having any chance winning was special teams. nelson agholor won't be caught. less than two minutes into the game it was 7-0. 2 1-0 after a quarter, but the bears showing life in the tornado. govto lawler making it 21-7. then on the next cal possession, goff finds powe in the end zone, 21- 14. but again it was special teams that came up and bit the bears. the punt is blocked and it's a pop-up that is grab by josh shaw who takes it back to the end zone. sc back in control, 45-

. >> 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

randolph what do you do? >> guest: i direct the history program and i have 45 historians working for me most of them ph.d. historians from predominantly diplomatic history and area studies backgrounds. we have a series of missions. the one that brings you here i think today is that we published the foreign relations of the united states series but just to make sure we understand the context the other third of the office do historical analyses in support of policymaking at the state department into the normal official history aspects of documented history of the department. so incredibly productive and interesting work that i get to do. the foreign relations series began in 1961 actually with the request from congress were some of the documentation associated with the diplomacy of the opening of the civil war and its continued ever since then which is a series of incredible miracles i think that the series has survived and matured as it has. we operate now under a law passed in 1991 in the immediate aftermath

randolph road west of veirs mill road in rockville -- >>> there's a crash there and it's waiting on a tow truck? it should be cleared shortly i hope. it is a crash on the inbound side of the 11th street bridge just after 295. watch out for the activity there. sousa bridge is is a good option for you coming in on pennsylvania avenue. in fact, let's take a live look outside and here's the inbound side of 66 heading for the roosevelt bridge just fine this morning. really no big deals. back over to the maps, this time we're heading over to the north side of town. really no delays yet on the outer loop college park into silver spring. it's all green. we're in good shape on 95. i want to let you know about one crash in the district, new hampshire avenue northbound is closed after georgia avenue at shepherd street with a crash there. and we're going to take a look now on 95 southbound at route 100. no problems to report live on our chart camera looking good to the beltway. back to you guys. >>> thank you monika. 6:18 is the time and here's another look at the question of the morning -- >> go

. >>> a crash on veirs mill road at randolph road. no other information yet and i will give it to you as soon as we get it. in virginia on the northbound side of i-95. triangle, dumfries the lanes are open into wood bridge and it's still friday morning light i'm happy the say. into spring fold as well. let's take a live look outside and here's the inbound side of i-66 at the fairfax county parkway. and no big deals yet coming in from manassas. centerville and all the way as you travel in toward fairfax. back over to the maps, this time heading over to route 50 and the bw parkway. now on the bw parkway we're getting record of a disabled vehicle at route 193. route 50 is in good shape through cheverly. take a live look one more time outside and this time on 270 here at montgomery village avenue, route 124, no delays 109, 121, all of your lanes are open and it look great right now down to the speed limit mike, jess -- split, mike, jess? >>> some bizarre comments about what went wrong in the last game by the redskins' coordinator. >> plus

jeffrey brown talked to the randolph-wright, who is also the director the hit broadway show, "motown, musical." here is an excerpt of that conversation. >> brown: i think the first question should be why write about afghanistan, something we see in the news, we cover on this program? >> exactly, often, every day, actually. i read an article. the practice of the young girls dressing up as boys to survive, and it stunned me, and i thought i have to tell this story. and i couldn't get it out of my head and just started reading everything i could, and the next thing i new "love in afghanistan," this play was created. >> brown: when you say "reading everything" suddenly everything in the news? >> yes, because every day there are articles about afghanistan, every day there's something. i looked for all the things that were the other side of afghanistan. you see the things about we're. i wanted to know about the people and about lapis lazalie, and everything i could find. there's a wealth of material on the internet about the people there. that's what interested me. >> brown: i was curious,

only on "cbs this morning," the last seek red of media typhoon william randolph hurst.w right here on this show, "cbs this morning." >> announcer: cbs morning rounds sponsored by nick determine cq. derm cq.rm ten steps and you're free. the urge to smoke all day long. t help prevent your cravings with nicoderm cq. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] build anything with the new toyota tundra. toyota. let's go places. with the new toyota tundra. it's holiday time, and no fruit is as versatile as our ocean spray cranberries, which is why were declaring it the unofficial official fruit of the holidays! the fig's gonna be so bummed. [ laughs ] for holiday tips and recipes, go to oceanspray.com. and better is so easy withrning you cabenefiber.o something better for yourself. fiber that's taste-free, grit-free and dissolves completely. so you can feel free to add it to anything. and feel better about doing it. better it with benefiber. >>> john blackstone went on a private tour you will see >> i don't know blackstone went on a private tour you'll only see on "cbs this morning." >> hurst c

on randolph road... >> 62 you put me on the telephone with the boss. >> reporter: workers wouldn't dotaminated food with live and dead roaches observed inside open boxes of food. on georgia avenue, inspectors cited 39 violations. nobody was home while we were there. a man who answered the phone said we fixed the problem and we're open. i don't know have time to talk to you. inspectors closed this african restaurant. we asked to see the kitchen. a worker ran to the back, making us wait several minutes while they prepared, but even then... inspectors found dead roaches and flies and food stored outside and rained on. workers had their hands full when they finally allowed us out their back door. there's a lot of activity going on back here while i was waiting inside? >> no, there was nothing. >> reporter: we found a box of vegetables on the porch shells and floor. at joe's carry out, 37 violations, including mouse droppings, small flies in the basement and employees preparing food without first washing their hands. they allowed us to take a look. experts say that lid is a problem. in the

un sitio de internet fue engañado, robado y asesinada en un estacionamiento del condado de anna randolphayer en la calle, con heridas de bala. según las autoridades, la víctima y el asesino se encontraron en el estacionamiento para supuestamente cerrar el negocio de compra, cuando sospechoso sacó un arma mientras lo trataba de robar y lo mató. otra persona que iba con leiva logró escapar. - hoy entra en vigor el recorte del programa de estampillas de comida y millones de hispanos de bajos recursos se han visto afectados. paola alonso nos tiene la información. >> reportera: a partir de hoy alrededor de 7 millones de hispanos con necesidades económicas se verán afectados por los recortes en las estampillas de comidas. la capital, ciento cuente 4000 personas usa estampillas para comprar alimentos. >> en maryland el número es más alto, alrededor de 150,000. vemos que muchas personas, casi 3 entre 1000 personas van a tener este recorte. >> necesitamos estas en estampillas porque que vamos a comprar con $25. >> reportera: maría es una de las miles de residentes del área que se verán afectados

people that organized the event, jamie hopper, alex randolph, [speaker not understood], they worked hours and hours to make this event today very, very special. but one big final shout out and thank you to our project manager, mary hobson who worked tirelessly to pull this off. [cheering and applauding] >> and, mary, you get your very own lafayette park sign. congratulations. (applause) >> all right. now it is time to cut the ribbon. if you are a kid, come on up. and if you are -- had a hand in this park, come on up and we're going to be right here behind the ribbon right here. and do we have our big scissors. electeds, join me. if you are a kid, come on up. and what i will do with the kids is together we will use the big scissors. why don't you guys come on in here. all right, hold on, we're not there yet. let's not do it yet. be careful. all children with scissors, please be careful. all right. 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. yeah! ladies and gentlemen, lafayette park is officially open! >> yea! >> hello and welcome to the department and building inspection lunch program. we are talking

. - américa, la policía de anna randolph dijo que arrestaron a un hombre que se hacía pasar por un oficiala policía y detuvo a un vehículo. la víctima reportó que un hombre le dijo que era un policía lo detuvo cerca de la carretera porque iba a alta velocidad. después el hombre le pide identificación a sospechosos ya que no vestía uniforme o tenía placa de policía. la víctima logró irse del lugar y alertó las autoridades. por la muerte de una joven de 16 años fue clasificada como accidental por efecto de la heroína y medicamento, de acuerdo a la oficina forense del estado. autoridades de fairfax encontró el cuerpo de la mujer en el área... . la policía dijo que la joven había salido del estado con 2 hombres adultospara comparar las drogas y luego regresaron al área donde la estudiante necesita atención médica y falleció al día siguiente, donde la dejaron sus acompañantes. - ramas noticia de la región de washington visite holaciudad.com. - llegamos al momento de revisar las condiciones del tiempo con cristina caicedo. adelante , cristina. >> cristina: muy buenas noches a todos. un gusto que

more than 100 miles outside the blockade, the randolph began dropping depth charges, unaware the subas carrying nuclear weapons. the explosion rocked the submarine, which went dark for him except for emergency lights. the temperature rose sharply. the carbon dioxide reached nearly full levels in people inld -- near lethal levels people could barely breathe. the suffering went on for four hours. did the americans hit us with something stronger. we thought it was the end. panic ensued. the commander tried without success to reach the general staff. he assumed the war had started and it would died disgraced for having done nothing. you order the nuclear torpedo to be prepared for firing. he turned to the other two officers aboard. fortunately, for mankind, the toitical officer was able calm him down and convince him not to launch. probably single-handedly preventing nuclear war. >> oliver stone near rating, "the untold history of the united states." it was cowritten by oliver stone forour guest peter kuznick professor.yer history continue on this topic. >> it was during this crisis in o

. >> scott randolph is serving a one-year sentence for parole violation. >> you have some officers thatreally willing to help you. they really -- they don't care, you know, what crime you did. they'll treat you here. you've been sentenced. you're doing your time. you stay out of their way, they'll stay out of your way. then there are officers they they make their day on giving you a hard time, like the sentence the judge imposed wasn't severe enough. but a lot of them on the way out the door, "see you next time you come back. thanks for coming back. thanks for putting my kids through college. thanks for, whatever, the job security." whatever, on and on and on. >> tell them to get ready for chow. >> you treat them like you want to be treated. treat them like men. you respect them, and by the same token you have to set your goals, you got to set your rules and you got to follow d.o.c. rules. >> correctional officer cesar molina, a 12-year veteran police officer, has been on the job at rikers for one year. >> the inmates can be good. very good right now. but they're inmates. and you never

that's randolph. the ball was on their on 32 yard line. watch this. heads to the right sideline. you think he's going to get stopped here. he's basically walking at this point. almost gets tackled, almost runs out of bound, reverses, runs to the other side to the 30, almost gets tackled, does fancy footwork, runs back, up the middle, you think he's going to middle, up the sidelines, gets a touchdown. in all a 68-yard touchdown. if you can get how many yards he actually ran, probably 150, 200. >> as he was doing all this fancy footwork, the offensive line got in and took the guys down. >> they never gave up. if you're the guys in white, you think they'll be working on some tackle drills this week? >> yes. >> a fan named sophia challenged me to eat a boat load of bananas. >> i'm sure this guy is familiar to youtube. this is the l.a. beast. we've seen many videos where he does all sorts of food challeng challenges, like eating a tub of butter. he put it out to his fans for suggestions. >> sophia wanted me to eat all six bananas whole with the peel still on it. i was like sophia's ch

ch randolph, with a baseline jumper. he domined this game with 22 points and 11 boards.s is good basketball team tha -- you know that pretty much h its way against us. disappointed in the way we ended thisoad trip. now, it's aboutoing back home. getting some rest and preparing get back to who we truly are. >>> calosting the usc trojans. and sonny dykes uld love a pa12 win on his birth day. t unffly, the trojans cracked hiscelebration. this was onef threepecial teams touchdowns for the troja on that blocked punt. a 75-yd return and a 93-yard return. and usc wins big. >>> ja pinkett may not be the most talented of her family. th is jalil, saying he needed a different ball. the trick py works. he ran all the way for a toucown. and no word if jim harbaugh has that play in his bag. >>> one more llege football note, sanose state would beco bowl-eligible with a win tonight. the spartans fall 34-30. th's it for sports. >>> a beautiful weekend. thingsre going to change a ttle bit. let's check in with rob one more time. we'll be wating the temperatures dropping to the low 50s arou

y andre iguodala tuvo 14 asistencias; pero gasol y randolph se combinaron para un total de 39 pts y derrotaronpartido que se les escapo de las manos en los ultimos minutos ... wipe vo los gigantes de san francisco negocian un acuerdo por tres años con el relevista puertorriqueño javier lópez. se habla de un contrato cercano a los $13 mdd para el zurdo que la temporada pasada tuvo marca de 4-2, con 1.83 de efectividad en 39 y 1/3 de entradas. wipe vo los tigres de detroit han llegado a un acuerdo para cambiar a su primera base prince fielder a los rangers de texas, esto por el segunda base ian kinsler... fielder este año tuvo un promedio de .279 con 106 carreras producidas y sólo 25 cuadrangulares, su cifra más baja desde su primera campaña completa, en el 2006... --alex rodríguez hoy salió de su propia audiencia de querella muy molesto luego de que se determinara que el comisionado de béisbol bud selig no tendría que declarar ante los abogados del toletero... rodriguez considera ser victima de un proceso abusivo, diseñado para asegurarse que el jugador fracase... hasta el momento la suspension

los giants de new york recibieron a los raiders de oakland, manning encontrÓ a rubÉn randolph para un vencieron a los 49ers para su quinta victoria consecutiva. d'angelo williams con touchdown de 27 yardas y la defensa de carolina interceptÓ a... para cerrar el triunfo 10-9 esto fue en la nfl. >>> tuvimos la oportunidad de ver como los niÑos triaquÍs los campeones descalzo de la montaÑa se formaron por un esfuerzo por ayudar a jÓvenes de oaxaca reportaje especial de francisco cuevas. los vamos a ver en acciÓn, jugando a gran nivel y comprobando que pasiÓn y dedicaciÓn puede lograrse todo. incluyendo ganar a los mejores del mundo. >>> son las primeras horas y estos niÑos triaquÍs se preparan para un nuevo dÍa. (canto de gallo). >>> un largo camino que comenzÓ en sus pueblos y que hoy continÚan en esta escuela, donde se han convertido en un ejemplo para todo mÉxico. la meta que niÑos como mel caÍdos, tobias y gilbert, se esperen a travÉs del deporte. . >>> el bÁsquetbol me ayuda para salir adelante >>> >>> crees que un dÍa habrÁ un triaquÍ jugando en la nba?. >>> sÍ. >>> ¿quieres ser el

zach randolph, 21 and 12. clay thompson had 21. boom. warriors up 2 in the 4th. last possession regulation. forces one up. no. he had 14 assists tonight. but couldn't score at the end of regulation. and then the ot was all memphis. prince once upon a time a detroit piston. that's it. the warriors lose 88-81 in overtime. memphis seems to have the warriors' number. that's 11th straight loss for the warriors against the grizzlies. first loss for the warriors at home this season. one college score, san jose beat pepperdine 83-87. >>> they drug it out for a couple days. everybody knew they had to go this this kid after the three thank you performance in the win over houston. out of respect of the previous starter, dennis allen wanted to make it, you know, hey, we really can't decide. i don't know who it's going to be. here is dennis allen followed by pryor. >> matt earned the right to get another opportunity to start with the way that he performed last week. >> that's his job to choose who starts and who plays. my job is to get healthy and help the team the best i can

natalie randolph who made national headlines in 2010 for beg one of the first female varsity coaches has stepped down. she led the colts to the championship game in 2011. i spoke to natalie earlier tonight. she explained why she stepped down. she said, "i am stepping away to spend more time with my family and to focus on some personal things. it would have been difficult to do those things and coach the team at the same time." >>> finally, guys, a new record. 980,000 votes in our high school poll. >> a million votes? >> almost. t.c. williams at south county. i'd love to talk more, but we have got to ready? happy birthday! it's a painting easel! the tide's coming in! this is my favorite one. it's upside down. oh, sorry. (woman vo) it takes him places he's always wanted to go. that's why we bought a subaru. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru.

and we'll take you on an exclusive tour of william randolph hearst's sprawling ranch in california. tuesday. thanks for watching, i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. green. have a great day. mallicoat >>> good morning everyone, it's tuesday, november 267th. i'm michelle griego -- 26th. i'm michelle griego. >> good morning everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. let's get you out the door with a little weather. good morning. >> not quote as cold around the bay area this morning. that's keeping the temperatures up just a few degrees with the high clouds. still some 30s in the interior valleys and 40s elsewhere and even 351? san francisco. chance of rain still in the forecast. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> early this morning and so far no major hot spots in terms of accidents. there's some overnight road work out there. specifically northbound 880 between 16th and broadway. three lanes are blocked until about 5:00 this morning. >>> all right elizabeth. thank you. >> sure. >> thank you liz. and we begin with a barrage of gunfire it sent seven men to the hospital in the east bay. it ha

randolph >> hello supervisors. thank you supervisor for inviting us to participate in this hearing. today. the recreation and park department management that you know over 4000 acres of land. dogs are welcome on leash throughout our system and we also manage about 27 off leash dog area. around the city. we understand the goal of the national park service but we also are charged with managing land that contains sensitive natural habitat and is utilized for many a variety of recreational purposes. supervisor, at the original hearing on the ncs and need to document our department access to specific concerns. the need to document did not consider exit city parks and possible regulations on commercial dog walking would have different limits eating leading to confusion and additional impacts on city parks. as you know, the local dog walk association allows up to 8 off leash dogs per.walker where the gg nra is currently thinking about sex under the proposal. the nps and tended to address the issue of impact on city parks. the.walker legislation, i still point of concern and will continue o

phillip randolph? thanks. >> three topics in way. in world war ii, we had 1 million african-americans who served and eleanor roosevelt was very concerned that they were being treated as second class citizens. there are stories of her going into georgia and seeing african-americans in the hospital that had smaller rooms and worse medical conditions and would blow her top and say you ear treating african-americans the same. tuskegee is an historic place where booker t. washington made famous and aviation was going to be a big part of the war effort. she went down there and not just embraced the tuskegee airmen, but gave them the publicity, they were part of this together. i forget the exact amount of time. but an hour flight flying over the air space with an african-american pilot. remember, theodore roosevelt got hammered for having booker t. washington in the white house. now eleanor roosevelt, his niece, is flying with the tuskegee airman, you know, over southern -- you know, air space. i'll let you take on the -- in the naacp. >> e

(applause) >> i want to start with the people that organized the event, jamie hopper, alex randolph, [speaker not understood], they worked hours and hours to make this event today very, very special. but one big final shout out and thank you to our project manager, mary hobson who worked tirelessly to pull this off. [cheering and applauding] >> and, mary, you get your very own lafayette park sign.

congress doing it in the current environment peace activists randolph's and thinks the u.s. plans to stick to the deal even if washington itself comes under pressure the u.s. is not going to give up on this beast you know it be she called war and she's nine hundred seventy nine and this is a major step forward and we have everybody on board. the they're not enriching to twenty percent it has nothing to do with the skin of a nuclear weapon you know it's probably more the french who don't want to compete on the market for medical isotopes but there's been a lot of negotiation a lot of time put in this and they're not going to throw it all away because these realities are having a fit. israel has condemned the deal in no uncertain terms labeling the historic agreement a historic mistake prime minister netanyahu reaffirmed his tough stance against the accord claiming that it endangers his country and the whole world a middle east correspondent paula slayer has more on the reaction there. what we heard from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in a brief press conference

lower class background but jefferson on the other hand, was an aristocrat his mother was from the randolph family in virginia he grew up on the plantation. they word different is an appearance. hamilton was about average height 5-foot 7 inches tall so many people describe hamilton as having a somewhat feminine manner about him. jefferson on the and a hand was quite tall at our time period is the equivalent of making people six-foot 5 inches or 6-foot 6 inches towering over most been. what was described as having a mildly and pleasing personality but it rather shy and serious and a great demeanor with poor posture where hamilton tote -- tended tuesday and ramrod straight and jefferson was described by a senator from pennsylvania while secretary of state as injury a room room, speaking without ceasing in rambling in his talk by offering spicy comments and information as he went said a observer. 10 team to go out going in his personality. jefferson hated confrontation throughout his life hamilton relished. jefferson was a manipulative individual and hamilton by the force of his personality bu

(applause) >> i want to start with the people that organized the event, jamie hopper, alex randolph, [speaker not understood], they worked hours and hours to make this event today very, very special. but one big final shout out and thank you to our project manager, mary hobson who worked tirelessly to pull this off. [cheering and applauding] >> and, mary, you get your very own lafayette park sign. congratulations. (applause) >> all right. now it is time to cut the ribbon. if you are a kid, come on up. and if you are -- had a hand in this park, come on up and we're going to be right here behind the ribbon right here. and do we have our big scissors. electeds, join me. if you are a kid, come on up. and what i wi

he was an advisor to randolph, one of the first african-americans to suggest a march on washington. and later he was the organizer of the first march on washington in 1963. this year we celebrated the 50th anniversary. there are so many luminaries that he's acknowledging. dean smith, a basketball coach, yufrts of north carolina, he was also aism rights activist and a big -- and of course, gloria steinem and oprah winfrey. >> and gloria, oprah winfrey, also a hugely successful business woman. but this is a woman whose endorsement of president obama was very significant. >> it was significant. and by the way, very controversial for her. she was america's talk show host. and for the first time she kind of took sides in a political race. >> against a woman. against hillary clinton. >> and that was huge for her. because nobody knew how her aud aud audience was going to react. and let me say, ben bradlee. those of us who grew up in the watergate years. he is sort of the ultimate newspaper editor. i'm an old newspaper girl. i grew up and i looked at ben bradlee, and i thought, that guy had

thief and a drug addict led to years of libel suits and eventual $27,000 judgment against william randolph hers. >> annie oakley made her final appearance at a charity event on lonlong island. >> she died four years later but has lived on as a popular folk hero. >> the i am quick on the trigger with targets not much bigger than a pinpoint, number one. >> most notably in the broadway musical annie gets her gun. over the years has starred ethel merman, reba mcintyre. >> i can do anything better than you. >> and bernadette peters, among others. >> no you can. >> yes, i can, yes, i can. >> trailblazing woman who succeeded in a man's world, also opposing woman's suffrage. >> the real annie oakley was a lot more complicated than this verbalized person. >> a good shot, a show business natural. and a one-of-a-kind. >> >> step lightly. the tango is just ahead. >> se,. >> we woke with an extra hour, a blessing quite sub bliem, but while we slept, the clocks fell back, we are now on standard time. >> >> osgood: the question shall we dance is largely unnecessary for the passionate people who have brin

thomas jefferson randolph. and it is a plan that he had tried to advance and part of the previous decade and it goes back to thomas jefferson's own plan in the state of virginia. in this plan had been out there for a while and it is a plan that is completely unfeasible and it is the only thing that virginians could possibly consider as a mode of emancipation and it turns out that it is more than just a single vote, i can't remember what it is, they decide to cut off further debate and will just not consider the question. this last time but the virginia legislature considered any proposal for any form of emancipation and this includes several generations of its slaves, which it could not have followed her because no one was going to love level the taxes necessary and enslaved people overwhelmingly did not want to go to liberia. because it was a pretty grim situation, particularly for disease, and this became pretty well-known and so in this includes colonization and it's a nonstarter for many reasons. and that i

it would cover dozens of miles along georgia avenue, route 355, randolph road. >>> the head of metro told d.c. lawmakers that the transit agency will need billions of dollars in the next decade to keep up with demand. richard is in charge and asking d.c., maryland and virginia to come up with an extra $50 million next year. after that, $110 million each to buy more rail cars, buses and make infrastructure improvements. he says without that money, riders can expect more delays. >>> more than two weeks since the typhoon hit the philippines destroying property and disrupting thousands of lives. the heart ache is still felt in our area, too. their relatives live in a small fishing village south of the area wiped out by the storm. six of their family members were killed by the typhoon. ten others are missing and presumed dead. >> my cousins, so, really, really hurting me a lot. >> my whole family has always decided to forego christmas gift exchanges and we are going to be together as a family and do what we can do to help out norma's family in the philippines. >> a house they bought in th

he will lose the south so he asksve stao them to wait and the lettersthet that come from philip randolph or farmer or lewis are the black leaders we will be damned. it easy for you to sit in hyannis port to tell us to wait while our kids are blown up. he waits and does some intelligent things went and okay is jailed he offers sympathy but that alone cads lots of black votes the bank a gets to the point it isbe beyond looking for votes. the letters show it when george wallace standing in that doorway and is with a lot of the land -- though law of the land to stand in the doorway to say you will not come in because you are'relk black and the something and hewith kennedy. he writes a hastily proposal in those on television in front of the entire american people he will send the mosteena wide sweeping civil rights legislation otherwise and okay was attacking him to say that was the mostd that important address the nationadn had kennedy finishes andd he turns in says please tell meomeh why we do something so important that take sodium long way reid know it is right? so in direct user jackie r

. >> this is leaves at brookside gardens off randolph and georgia there, a great place.ison did a very nice job. she sent this in from silver spring. go to our website, upload your photo it send something in, give us your name, town, description and we'll put it on the air and on the website. >> is that a sunburst at the bottom? very nice. >>> we are a few hours away from kickoff. the redskins play a rare thursday night game at minnesota. we'll get to the game in a moment, but once again there is news outside of the game itself. >> sports anchor dave owens joins us with that story. >> it's a story that we know all too well around here, of course, redskins name change. just recently members of the oneida nation met with the league in d.c. tonight in minneapolis several native americans groups are planning a protest march of the redskins name. that's where we find dave bergren from our gannett affiliate. set the scene for us tonight outside the metrodome. >> reporter: you can see folks gathering behind me and in about an hour they will rally and then march all the way to t

the warriors had no answer for zach randolph. z-bo pulls away. second quarter. warriors down 10.d. z-bo again the jumper over jermaine o'neal. memphis goes up 14. in the fourth, mike connelly buries the warriors with the open three. how about a little defense there? connelly had 20 and the warriors go down 108-90, your final. >>> the cal bears should just go into early hibernation. usc in the final home game of the year and senior day and it was no contest. the golden bears looking for their first win over the trojans since 2003. they run it in. returns it 75 yards. first career punt return for a touchdown. 7-0, trojans in a flash. allen ran wild. only six carries, 135 yards, two tds, including this 43-yarder. after a quarter, 21-0, trojans. bears did make a game of it in the second. jared gall, off the flea-flicker. hits in the end zone. 21-yard strike. 21-14 and we may have a game. but that's as close as it got. cal has to punt. blocked. right into the hands of josh. he walked in from 14 yards out. 35-14. they were not done. on the next bears punt, know where we are going. agho

. >> in the nba, memphis grizzlies scored randolph leading halfway through his team's game after the birth of his son. the pelican first win on the road. >> leading after the first round of the p.g.a. in the gold coast. the american got six birdies on his last eight holes for a par under 63. adam scott is one of three players who is still two shots behind. indian contradict legend managed 10 rounds in his first innings of the pen ultimate test match in calcutta. closing in on his hundred is on tap. india will resume play. >> thanks very much. see you a bit later on. >> it's the most anticipated stock market exchange. twitter started trading at $45.10, twice as much as expected. twitter shares starting to be traded there, one of the biggest market debuts since facebook. >> the talk of the town in san francisco for weeks, the mystery surrounding a barge that google recently built. the tech giant put an end to the speculation, saying the facility is used as an interactive center where people can learn about new technology. >> finally, marvel comics is releasing a new series featuring a

the warriors had no answer for zach randolph. z-bo pulls away. second quarter. leading. the dunk.zlies pull away in the third. z-bo again the jumper over o'neil. memphis goes up 14. in the fourth, mike connelly buries the warriors with the open three. how about a little defense there. connelly had 20 and the warriors go down 108-90, your final. >>> the cal bears should just go into early hibernation. usc in the final home game of the year and senior day and it was no contest. the golden bears looking for their first win since 2003. that was over the trojans. they run it in. returns it 75 yards. first career punt return for a touchdown. 7-0, trojans in a flash. allen ran wild. only six carries, 135 yards, two tds, including this 43-yarder. after a quarter 21-0, trojans. bears did make a game of it in the second. the flea-flicker. hits in the end zone. 21-yard strike. 21-14 and we may have a game. but that's as close as it got. cal has to punt. blocked. right into the hands of josh. he walked in from 14 yards out. 35-14. they were not done. on the next bears punt, know where we are

i think that i started out with some friends in the media, became a very close friend, and randolph hearsty helped support us in the beginning. and a lot of that type of thing. and in england i had held a major crusade there before i came to new york, and we had stayed there 12 weeks. and we were supposed to stay two or three weeks. and they played it up big in the press. then i toured europe. and all the stadiums we went to were filled in fact berlin, we have 100,000 people in one night in berlin. >> you have -- i looked at the numbers. you have for 60 years over 210 million men, women, and children it's estimated. >> i'm not sure than. >> well, that's what it says. >> i know. maybe more or less. >> somewhere around there. when you think back on your life, you've been at this for six decades. do you remember when you were called to do this? do you remember when you thought this was going to be -- -- >> yes, i remember the first sermon i ever preached. i'm going to tell about it how i was very nervous and very tense, and i had four sermons. i preached them all four in ten minutes. and that

the warriors had no answer for zach randolph. z-bow pulls away. second quarter. leading. the dunk.goes up 14. in the fourth, mike connelly buries the warriors with the open three. connelly had 20 and the warriors go down 108-90, your final. >>> the cal bears should just go into early hibernation. usc in the final home game of the year and senior day and it was no contest. the golden bears looking for their first win since 2003. they punch it in. returns it 75 yards. first career punt return for a touchdown. 7-0, trojans in a flash. allen ran wild. 2tds including this 43-yarder. a of a quarter 21-0, trojans. bears did make a game of it in the second. the flea-flicker. hits in the end don't does. 21-yard trike. 21-14 and we may have a game. but that's as close as it got. right into the hands of josh. he walked in from 14 yards out. on the next bears punt, know where we are going. from his own 7. goes 93 yards the other way. first trojan to have two punt returns for a touchdown since 1965. 250 yards for nelson. 62-28, your final. the bears have lost eight in a row. >> as bad as the sc