jerry, randolph, and mason did. jerry and mason cited it as one of several reasons why they refused to sign the constitution of the convention. surviving records of the debates and various state ratifying conventions suggested the members attending those historic enclaves gave at most a scant meaning or attention to the vice presidency, as little as the delegates had at the constitutional convention. little is said about the office. no one attributed importance to it. a few anti-federalist to turns disparaging it. at virginia's convention, one future president, james monroe declared "the vice president is an unnecessary officer. i can see no reason for such an officer." speaking at the same convention, george mason added, "the vice president appears to be not only as unnecessary, the dangerous that legislator -- legislature and executive -- i cannot perceive the consequences. i think that, in the course of human affairs, he will be made a tool in order to bring about his own interest in aid in overturning the libert

a man named a philip randolph, the initial a philip randolph, a philip randolph was extremely he said to african-american men, fight for freedom. if you go off and fight for freedom for this country, they simply cannot take away your freedom when you get home. he helped to institute something called the double v campaign. v as in victory. it basically said victory overseas and equality at home. you cannot expect the united states of america to give you your freedom, your quality, earn it. the message was, victory overseas and equality at home. the doublev campaign was put into place to help encourage african-american men and women to do their part to during the war. it was randolph who convinced fdr he needed to stop racial discrimination in job programs -- in new deal job programs. he also went to fdr and he said, this double v campaign, understand we are willing to fight for our country, but we expect you to fight for us when we get back. african-american men served tirelessly in the united states military. african-american women did their part as well, believe me. we are going to t

three calls involved in the center of the sc this is randolph road. an area you want to avoid. you can see it is backing up traffic in one direction. they have only one lane squeezing through there. and if you are in aspen hill now and you are wondering what is going on at the giant store, a person accidently drove their car into the grocery store. a few people were treated for minor cuts and breezes. everyone we are told is okay. have not figured out why the person thought the grocery store was a drive through. today a helping hand to make life better for kids in the battle for their lives. michelle: diane cho was there when volunteers helped build play set for children fighting cancer. diane: today, four kids in the national capital reason fighting cancer got v.i.p. treatment with a chance to forget about the diseases for arrest while. volunteers with the rock solid foundation partnered with keller williams and capital properties at 4-year-old olivia's home in centreville to help build a play set for her and her brother at their home. she was diagnosed with leukemia a year ag

of legendary william randolph hearst. >> patricia hearst is 19. her apartment last night when a woman and two armed men burst in, dragged practice trisha down the stairs, threw her into the trunk of a car and drove off. >> the kidnapping may be part of a nationwide campaign of terrorism. >> it had been three days of false alarms until news came this this berkeley radio station had received what looks to be the first real message from the kidnappers. >> the overwhelming irony of the patty hearst kidnapping is that the most marginal of groups manages to pull off what is, after watergate, the biggest media spectacle of the decade. >> the kidnappers are members of a terrorist group that calls themselves the symbionese liberation army. >> the sla is seeking the alliance of all groups in this country who oppose the present system and its government. it calls on them to unite into a fighting force. with the demands of the sla, death to the fascist insect that preys on the life of the people. >> we love you, patty, and we're all praying for you. i know th

the officer from the third district was responding to a call in the 300 block of south street near randolphre two people reported that they were assaulted. now, following the assault, there was a foot pursuit and reports that the suspect was armed. well, the officer was about seven blocks away and she was headed to help out with that foot pursuit. she had her lights and sirens activated in her cruiser when she was en route. that is when she collided with a bread truck at 11th and south. >> was transported to jefferson hospital by police. she was bleeding from her mouth and she had some pain to the left side of her body. she's presenterl presently in se condition. she's walking talking. she's conscious. she's going to be okay. >> reporter: and this is video you'll only see on "action news" of the suspect from that assault at third and south. here he is being taken into custody. following that foot chase officers arrested him nearby at fifth and south and back out here live you can see that police are still holding the scene here with the damaged police cruiser still here about an hour and a

. >> scott randolph is serving a one-year sentence for parole violation. >> you have some officers thatwilling 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 can kee

both lived at the randolph village apartment. dyson is also accused of stealing the victim's credit card and charging thousands of dollars on the cards. >>> this morning investigators are trying to figure out how a man found in tripps run died. fairfax county police responded to the scene after someone reported a body in the creek sunday more than. t morning. t >>> today families in today is piscataway process of demolishing six moing. it'seccause for the rime ame more can cruise company is saili from the u.s. cuba. the carnival crew ship will dock in havana today and passengers are on to visit two other cities in cuba. there are several people on board that say they were born in cuba and call this journey a dream come true. >> my father passed away recently, so i'm coming in his name. it's like a pilgrimage for my dad. >> carnival got approval in better idea of how indiana could vote in tonow of error of about two points. >>> caps are back in action tonight. it is round two tied 1-1. caps play the penguins at 8:00. brooks orpik

the most important person in jefferson's life was marked to randolph. this is just my speculation. looking at the facts of what he would have to do. i don't think you would humiliate her like that, to make that admission on his deathbed. the other thing is i don't think jefferson would have thoughtt that it was a proper thing -- i don't think -- he would've thought of this property free 250-year-old woman. even if he could do. he did free people who are older at the time and they did explain how they were going to be taken care of. i don't think he wanted to admit this and i don't think he would've wanted to free a woman, a 53-year-old woman. he had the free area, the daughter because any challenge he had, the two oldest children go off and find people and they don't want freedom papers because they papers because they live in enslaved people. people know that they are notwh all white and that's not what they wanted. so he has to free her because she's young and she can have children. she has children in virginia, the children are enslaved because they followed what your mother was

in february, 2015, bellvin was found stabbed to death in his apartment at the randolph village complex. dyson allegedly told police bellvin went too far soliciting him for sex and that's why he snapped him. >>> parts of prince george's county could be a little smellly if you miss this next story. effective this week, some areas will only have one day instead of two days for trash rejmoval and the cities that do not use county services will not be affected. mikea turner explains how you know if the change is on the way. >> reporter: by now, everyone should have received one of these color coded door hangers. it tells you when your new trash pickup day is. and it reminds you about the day for your yard waste pickup. officials say you should trmember, when you set out your out, too. >> i found it very inconvenient, honestly to have everything out, all in one day, i prefer to go back to the way it was before. >> it didn't take karen mccash long to miss the old way of doing things at her fort washington home. her neighborhood is just one of several parts of prince george's county that won'

that killed a man on yesterday an amtrak train hit the map behind the target near nevile street and randolph road. police are nwill not relieease e until his family is identified. >> charges of assault and battery after a child was found with bruises in alexandria. she and her teacher's assistant are accused of abusing a 4-year-old girl. both turned themselves into police and have been fired from the preschool. >>> some people looking for love online were scammed out of more than $600,000. silver spring man was convicted yesterday of running and online romance scam. the u.s. attorney's office says that evan and his co-someone conspira con conspiraspirators will be s in august. >>> today county will get new greener rides. the transit services will cut the ribbon on five fully electronic buses. the refurbished buses replaced its diesel engine for the electric system. the switch is expected to save the county nearly half a million dollars over 12 years. >>> some of hollywood's biggest stars are getting behind the new african american history museum here in d.c. denzel washington hosted a fundra

that officer was responding to a call in the 300 block of south street near randolph where two peopleorted that they were assaulted. then there was a foot purchase after a man suspected of the assault fled, he was later arrested nearby. now, when that call came out the female officer reporting from the third district did head over to that assault call in her cruiser with lights and sirens activated, responding to that foot pursuit at third and south. that is when she collide we had a bread truck. >> two civilians that were assaulted by another person and when police responded to that scene, they saw someone fit the description then got into a foot pursuit and when they were chasing this suspect on foot, that's when this officer who got involved in the auto accident at 11th and south. >> reporter: now, back out here live the accident investigation division is going to be investigating this right here. we actually just saw that bread truck that was involved in this towed away. there's also realtime cameras all over this area and also area near the assault, so they're hoping to rely on t

talking about from the third district was responding to a call in the 300 block of south street near randolphhere two people reported they were assaulted. now, following the assault, there was a foot pursuit and reports the suspect was armed. now, the female officer was about seven blocks away when she began heading that way towards the assault in her cruiser with her lights and sirens activated. she was en route when she collided with a bread truck. >> two civilians that were assaulted by another person and when police responded to that scene, they saw someone fit the description and they got into a foot pursuit and when they were chasing this suspect on foot, that's when this officer who got involved in the auto accident at 11th and south. >> reporter: now, take a look at this video. this is video you'll only see on "action news" of the suspect from that assault at third and south taken into custody following a foot chase. officers arrested him nearby at fifth and south streets and he is currently in custody. now, back out here live again you can see that officers are holding off part of so

the officer from the third district was responding to a call in the 300 block of south street near randolphhere two people reported they were assaulted. following the assault, there was a foot pursuit and reports the suspect was armed. now, the female officer was about seven blocks away. she had lights and sirens activated in her cruiser. she was one en route when she collided with a bread truck at 11th and south. and take a look at this video. this is video you'll only see on "action news" of the suspect from that assault at third and south taken into custody following a foot chase. officers arrested him at fifth and south. and he is now currently still in custody. well, back out here live again you can see he a police officer holding the scene still here at 11th and south. you heard karen talking about some restrictions in that area. we've seen them let some cars down on the other side of the road on south there past the police cruiser but again, there still are restrictions here. now, the accident investigation division is investigating this. we're told that the officer is walking and ta

the randolph [inaudible] and pedestrian safety project was completed uses funds by the transportation authority in this case life line transportation thunds and mission bay loop is underway. funds to finish that project very soon. in addition the masonic streetscape improvement open held will be held may 25. it will be on the 25th from 5:30 to 7:30 at the san francisco day school. this is to provide more information and updates on the safety and streetscape features for masonic avenue. glen park saw transit access improvements finally after several years but it was a large program at diamond and [inaudible] so hope pedestrian calming and transit acscess and striping and repaving left pockets and shelters so a lot of work using prop k and federal funds that is available and there to help the glen park community plan recommendation in that area. i know chair wiener is pleased to see that go in. the walk first program saw continental cross walks. sfmta used the prop k sales tax funds to small cross walks on 109 locations. these are locations that constitute 70 percent the severe and fata

country pregnant. >>> the taste of arlington is taking place and parts of wilson, north stuart and randolphks come down at 8:00 tonight. more than 50 restaurants are participating. we have the hours and links to buy your tickets in the nbc washington app. >>> and we have devastating developments this morning. two teen girls are dead after crashing on their way home from the prom. one of the 17-year-old drivers lost control of her car, this is around 3:45 yesterday morning. she crashed into a tree. new jersey troopers say the driver and one of three other girls who were in that car died on the scene. two others went to the hospital and we know that one is in critical condition. >>> three people are dwed and nearly two dozen others hurt after an apparently turf war in moscow. they have arrested more than 90 of the 200 people who came out to the city's largest yesterday afternoon with guns, knives and iron rods. the groups were reportedly fighting over control over the lucrative business of providing burial services. my goodness. >>> we're counting down to rio. we're just about three months aw

this week, johnny knoxville, chadwick boseman, chris hardwick, music from john mellencamp, robert randolphs for all that. >> jimmy: despite exhibiting the boyish good looks of a f in community college, our first guest has been in the entertainment industry for more than 85 years. his show is called "grandfathered," it airs tuesday night on fox, please welcome john stamos. [ cheers and applause ] >> hi. all right. all right. [ cheers and applause ] >> you think i milk it, don't you? >> jimmy: i don't think you milk it, but what i notice is contrast, and i notice there's a difference. i come out and everyone is like hey, and you come out and everyone is like, a weird almost like sexual urge that is being focussed on you. pelvises are being put forth. >> jimmy: yeah. fantastic. >> you look great, jimmy look at you. >> jimmy: were you at coachella? >> jimmy: for you at coachella? >> were you? >> jimmy: no. >> no. i was having a super docile for the twins on the show and josh peck was there, and there was a great sort of bird raft in the pool. i said let's take a picture and we'll tell everyone

barak last known home address was randolph road in silver spring. >> obviously a d.u.i.t the only thing. >> he has black hair and brown eyes and wanted for failure to appear for court. detectives want to get him off of the wall of justice. and put him behind bars. >> you can help with the case. you are asked to call arlington county police. i'm jennifer donelan. see you next week with the wall of justice. jonathan: coming up at 5:00 -- it's not necessarily about us. that was success. is that so what was it about? hear from the wounded warriors who summited everest. that's ahead. michelle: first, when you got to go, you have to go. where do you go if you are on the grounds of a national memorial? we are cutting through the michelle: this memorial day an government red tape leaving unsightly indignity in place. joce sterman from the partners will take us to the memorial honoring the american marines. >> it's an image known around the world. capturing the struggles of world war ii. there is another battle over iowa jima. this time it involves a completely different way. >>

eric dison is accused in the death of dan belvin, they in the randolph apartment complex in montgomery humor. the 60-year-old says belvin went too far so list iting sex and that's why he stabbed him. >>> a new trash collection in prince george's county. crews will pick up the trash and the recycling on the same day. the collections will happen one day a week instead of two. studies show that few residents were using this but not everyone is happy with the change. >> i am trying to get the recyclables and trash ready in one day. >> i think it will create a problem with animals. >> yard waste pickups moved to monday. >>> police officers are wearing special badges. front and on the back the names of 18 officers that have died in the line of duty, most recently. one killed by a drunk driver. there was a picture on the facebook page and shared more than 430 times. and liked nearly 1400 times. >>> 17% of children admitted to the hospital for respiratory problem in colorado are getting sick from secondhand marijuana smoke according to pediatric academic society. hundreds of doctors are talkin

there are several streets closed including parts of wilson boulevard, north stuart street and north randolphestaurants are participating. we have the hours an link to buy your tickets in the nbc washington app. >>> now to a devastating story and new developments just in. p two teenage girls are dead after crashing on their way home from the prom. troopers say the 17-year-old driver lost control of her car, it was around 3:45 yesterday morning. and that is when she crashed into that tree. new jersey troopers say the driver and one of the three other girls in the car did die on the scene. two others went to the hospital and one is in critical condition. >>> two dozen others hurt after a turf war at a cemetery in moscow. police arrested more than 90 of the 200 people who came out to the citiestcitiest's largest ce. they were fighting over control of the lucrative business of providing burial services. >>> we are counting down to rio. we're about tree months away from the games and the sports minister took part in the inauguration of the stadium.monm the games and the sports minister took part i

randolph road in silver spring. investigators say emergency crews are evaluating several injuries there. >>> to county, suffered emotional pushback. at a memorial ceremony for fallen police officers. >> the national president of the fraternal order of police. called the rising number of attacks on police hate crimes. scott broom is in the county now with some reaction. scott? >> pretty strong language. and partly because this is a very emotionally-charged time for police, all around the country. after an alarming spike in line of duty deaths since the beginning of this year. prince george's county police officer jaky colson, one of 17 police officers shot and killed in the u.s. in 2016. an alarming 59% increase in police deaths, compared to the same time last year, nationwide. >> being a victim of crime for simply wearing a badge or scarf is a hate crime. >> reporter: that's national fraternal order of police chuck. in prince george's county. canterbury blaming police critics and the media, for creating a new, dange

randolph, wish were you still here, dad. >>> annie, thanking our veterans including my husband joe who served in the u.s.a. f, in the vietnam war, you had air force. >> um-hmm. >> give a shout out to my brother, tom, he was a lt. col. in the air force. >> yes. >> we love you, there in media. we wanting to to you because you are getting ready for memorial day parade. when does this start at 10:00 o'clock straight up. >> it starts in about a half an hour. people are already lining up here. we have corvettes going. this is my new friend gary, a marine, a veteran, can you talk burr participation. were you worried it would be cancel. >> yes, we were very war i had, last night's forecast didn't look too well. it all worked out. cloud moved away. here we are. >> this is media. this is a wonderful, wonderful small town. this parade is important to these people. can you talk about what it means for this community. >> absolutely, just, community is very strong on the veterans around here in this community. thinks county seat of delaware county. it is very popular place for parades here in town.

this is right along route 50 here as we make our way down on here, around seat pleasant and the randolph village area. you're seeing some shower activity more rain down towards southern calvert county and then right on down across the potomac in towards the northern neck. this shower activity is finally moving off towards the east. back to the west, watching this area of thunderstorm activity. this is actually the cold front that will move on toward the region overnight tonight. heads up toward hardy county and berkley counties in west virginia. everybody gets a chance later tonight. take a look at the wider view here. you can really see what's happening. first off, here's that front. notice what's left of bonnie just sitting there and spinning along the coast. as long as it is close to the coast, it will be able to keep that spin alive. look at what it does with that moisture. it brings it on in towards our region and back towards the north and east. look at how far south this moisture train goes all the way down to the bahamas. all of this moistu our region, but as it comes on in, we w

chopper 4 over the scene of a serious accidents at the intersection of veers mill and randolph road. it looks very serious. some traffic is gets by but we're told a few people are hea hurt. >>> we have some major news will likely impact you for more than two weeks. metro is planning to shut down at least one section of track for emergency repairs. >> transportation reporter first reported it on twitter, an entire section of the orange, blue and silver line is shutting down. first at 4, joining us now. adam. >> reporter: how about a 16-day complete closure on those lines. it would happen between eastern marquette and eastern marquette and minnesota avenue. all of this, still deals with the problems we've been having this past week on that section of the rail line. of course, the aerial structure that was causing so many problems. the stadium armory and potomac avenue stations will be closed completely. metro stresses it is still being finalized, but the impact will start to really be felt in just a couple of weeks, most likely starting in june. metro's gm talking about the ed >> apart

parts of wilson boulevard, north stuart street and north randolph street going to be closed for the tastearlington. now, the road blocks begin at noon today and will come down around 8:00 tomorrow evening. more than 50 restaurants participating this year. we have links to buy your tickets in the nbc washington app. search what you see on your screen, taste of arlington. >>> you've seen our stories about dirt bikes and atvs taking over the roads. the solution council members think may work for both sides. ♪ praise to our god everywhere we worship ♪ >> major groundbreaking and hope for a community. a celebration and huge impact in one day a rider made a decision. the decision to ride on and save money. he decided to save money by switching his motorcycle insurance to geico. there's no shame in saving money. ride on, ride proud. geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. >>> all right. if you love dirt bikes or know someone who does, you want to hear this. nbc washington digital exclusive. d.c. is exploring ways to create a safe place for atv and dirt bike riders to enjoy themselves. cou

but on the senate floor, west virginia's jennings randolph characterized women's lib as -- i quote hima small band of braless bubbleheads. >> you have to understand how backwards we were on issues involving women's rights then. women couldn't sign a loan. they had to get their husband's approval. women weren't allowed in the military academies. i mean, this is ridiculous. >> i think the point is now to inform other women that the women's liberation organization exists and other women will realize they're not alone. >> first step was consciousness-raising, daring to articulate the problem. second step, people begin to write about it. and then you have lawsuits. and then you eventually have legislation. >> in almost every congress since 1923, there has been proposed a constitutional amendment to guarantee equal rights for women. well, today it finally won approval, clearing the senate by vote of 84-8. the measure now goes to the states for ratification. >> e.r.a. now! >> the equal rights amendment says equal rights under the law shall not be abridged by the united states or by any state

the most important person in jefferson's life was martha randolph, his oldest daughter. this is just my speculation, looking at what he had to do. i don't believe he would humiliate her like that, to make that admission on his deathbed. the other thing is i don't think jefferson would have thought that it was a proper thing -- to free a 53-year-old woman. a man even if he could, he did free people who were older at the time and explain how they would be taken care of. i don't think he wanted to admit this and i don't think he would have wanted to free a 53-year-old woman. he had to free harriet, his daughter, because any child she had, the two oldest children, beverly and harry, go off as white people, they don't want freedom papers because they are living as white people. if they have freedom papers people know they are not all white and that is not what they wanted. he has to free her because she is young and could have children and she has children in virginia or in a slave society the children are enslaved because they follow what your mother was. sally hemmings, for

john randolph of roanoke, exhumed recently by conservative intellectuals, fought against adding to the voting rolls and his motto, i am an aristocrat. i love liberty, i hate equality. he prevented virginia from expanding voting rights but by the middle of the 1800s the united states was the most profound democracy the world had ever seen, for the first time mass political parties with high voter turnout. democracy was sort of a fad. it began to feed on itself when people interested there were more people who were left out. the next great breakthrough came during and after the civil war. a war when hundreds of thousands of african-americans served the union army, when lincoln gave his inaugural address a large part of the audience were african-americans in uniform. lincoln for his whole career was opposed to voting rights, his first stab at reconstruction, disenfranchise former slaves and enfranchised those who had taken up arms against the country but he changed, he began to change. two days after the surrender of the south at appomattox lincoln gave his first speech, his big speech ab

the most important person in jefferson's life was martha randolph, his eldest daughter, and this is justmy speculation, looking at the facts of what he would have to do itch don't believe he would humiliate her like that, to make that admission on his death bed. the other thing, too, is i don't think that jefferson would have thought that it was a proper thing to -- she's actually 53 -- i don't think would have thought it was proper to free a 54-year-old woman. a man -- even if he could -- he did free people who were older at the time and did explain how they were going to be taken care of. i don't think he wanted to admit this and i don't think he would have wanted to free a woman, 53-year-old woman etch had to free harriet, the daughter, because any child she had, the four oldest children, beverly and harriet, beverly is a male -- go off as white people and they don't want freedom papers because they're living as white people. if they're there are freedom papers people well know anywhere not out white. so he has to free her because she is young and can have children. if she has childre

philip randolph said as we were planning the march on washington, for august 28, 1963, he said it overagain, maybe our foremothers and our forefathers all came to this great land in different ships, but we all are in the same boat now. and we must look out for each other and care for each other. and during the season, this political season, we must not allow anything or anybody or any force to turn us around. for we are one people, we are one family, we live in the same house, not just american house, but the world house. thank you tonight for this great honor. thank you. [ applause ] >>> thank you, congressman lewis, for those very stirring remarks. this is a very proud night for the holocaust museum. you inspire us all and you remind us that what we do matters. thank you all for coming. [ applause ] >>> here is our 3 lineup tonight. first a house hearing on whether the government should get involved in regulating the pet meditation history. and then we hear how the federal government and the private sector are using information sharing to deal with cyber security threats. later v.a.

john randolph a name lost to history but exhumed recently five against adding to the voting rolls, and his motto was, he said i am an aristocrat. i love liberty. i hate equality. he prevented virginia from expanding its voting rights. but by the middle of the 1800s the united states was the most profound democracy the world has ever seen. they were for the first time that political parties with really high voter turnout. democracy was a fad and they begin to feed on itself and people understood there were more people who were left out. the next great breakthrough came during and after the civil war. a war when hundreds of thousands of african-americans served the union army and, in fact, when lincoln gave his inaugural address, his second great inaugural, a large part of the audience were african-americans in uniform. now lincoln was not for solo career was opposed to what he writes for african-americans. strongly opposed but he began, his first stab at reconstruction, disenfranchised former slave and enfranchised those who taken up arms against the country but he began to change. two

franklin roosevelt had to deal with william randolph spurs. -- hearst.enough people wake up, and it is typically caused by a crash, then progressive change will happen. they can out shout the voices of great wealth and por. a 13morgangreed toell -- agreed to a $13 billi settment. put that in perspective for us. that seems like a lot of money. practices in connection with -- it is not a lot of money. jpmorgan has $20 billion just thing in a on, waiting for this kind of thing. they will be able to deduct a lot of this in their taxes. all you have to do is look at their stock price. this was announced and their stock price went up, not down stop that should tell you. every now and then, i waxed like about ronald reagan. in 1983, he deregulated these evenings and loan industry -- savings-and-loans industry. three years later they crashed. reagan investigated over 1000 people, put 600 of them in prison. john mccain almost went down. rating put these guys in jail. l nationalized the s and industry. he told the stockholders that they have lost everything. ownse

focused just on a service, like the air force, after the scandals at the initial training down at randolph, we were asked to look at that particular situation and what the air force is doing, and as you probably know they had 44 recommendations that they implement most of those, focused just on basic training and how to prevent sexual assault, and currently we've got a review that is just focused on the army reserve components, which i the army reserve the national national guard. prefer when we can really zero in on a service -- because dod being so large, we can usually go deeper when we have a scope that doesn't include everything. but our work is driven primarily by mandates from congress, gao is part of the legislative branch and we do our work generally, especially with the defense issues, usually work that is directed in the national defense authorization. sometimes they're requests -- in fact this work that we have now is driven at this point by mandates and actually started with a request from the house oversight committee. >> thank you. another hand out there. >> i'm from the uni

the randolph [inaudible] and pedestrian safety project was completed uses funds by the transportation authority in this case life line transportation thunds and mission bay loop is underway. funds to finish that project very soon. in addition the masonic streetscape improvement open held will be held may 25. it will be on the 25th from 5:30 to 7:30 at the san francisco day school. this is to provide more information and updates on the safety and streetscape features for masonic avenue. glen park saw transit access improvements finally after several years but it was a large program at diamond and [inaudible] so hope pedestrian calming and transit acscess and striping and repaving left pockets and shelters so a lot of work using prop k and federal funds that is available and there to help the glen park community plan recommendation in that area. i know chair wiener is pleased to see that go in. the walk first program saw continental cross walks. sfmta used the prop k sales tax funds to small cross walks on 109 locations. these are locations that constitute 70 percent of the severe and f

conflict, real or imagined, and in that sense, little has changed in the 100 years since william randolph hearst a misleading instructed a reporter in cuba, "you supply the pictures, i'll supply the war." contrasts, at least by , like to think, that they are in the perspective business, history without perspective is so many bricks without straw. time provides the straw, time for polarized emotions to cool, for papers to be opened, for old memories to be unlocked. above all, time for successive presidencies to confront many of the same issues that may have stamped a predecessor with the taint of failure. obvious ways, a dozen of american presidents have grappled with the tangle that is the middle east, some more successfully than others. the cold war test of the metal of every chief executive from harry truman to the first george w. bush -- george bush. knowng ahead, we cannot how many future occupants of the oval office will find their priorities held hostage to terrorists who confuse murder with martyrdom. but as andrew jackson's fate makes clear, it is the history yet to be written tha

or not but do you remember the story of fdr meeting in the white house over dinner with a philip randolphaid i agree with all of this. go out and mike me do it. in other words, protest in the street, raise enough social raucous that i could tell the american people, what else could i do. >> should black people have put more pressure on barack obama. >> absolutely. no president will give you anything without you having some serious pressure. >> why didn't they. >> first of all, he is the first black president. you see, white brothers and sisters could be bored, andrew jackson, andrew johnson, whatever, is he, i don't know. we've got 43. when you ask who is the first african-american and the only one is barack obama. there is a proprietary consciousness about him. and a protective impulse toward him. a mothering of him, a fathering of him, a brothering of him. and people who reached out to him as families. so that kind of bond of kinship made it very difficult for black people to go but you know what, beyond all that, if he is not doing anything in substantive political fashion for african-

the randolph [inaudible] and pedestrian safety project was completed uses funds by the transportationhority in this case life line transportation thunds and mission bay loop is underway. funds to finish that project very soon. in addition the masonic streetscape improvement open held will be held may 25. it will be on the 25th from 5:30 to 7:30 at the san francisco day school. this is to provide more information and updates on the safety and streetscape features for masonic avenue. glen park saw transit access improvements finally after several years but it was a large program at diamond and [inaudible] so hope pedestrian calming and transit acscess and striping and repaving left pockets and shelters so a lot of work using prop k and federal funds that is available and there to help the glen park community plan recommendation in that area. i know chair wiener is pleased to see that go in. the walk first program saw continental cross walks. sfmta used the prop k sales tax funds to small cross walks on 109 locations. these are locations that constitute 70 percent of the severe and fatal

eight targets, very deep in towards randolph and he's put it wide. free of the far post.went for it. i thought the delivery may have been flatter than that. he's going to be okay and will be able to see the last few seconds. the west ham fans mystified, not for the result but the fate for the europa league isn't in their hands but can't believe how it unfolded this afternoon. >> west ham start to finish, they should least scored four goals if not five or six. grinding the two if they get it. they have fin issue with significant results. at the bottom you can see manchester united and bournmouth. controlled evacuation pof two stands due to the discovery of a suspect package in the ground. the the players were waited in the tunnel. four hours after the intended kickoff time, those players were finally allowed to leave the stadium. they are live pictures at the moment where ke with return to our premier league insider neil ashton who we spoke to inside the ground. he's been keeping an eye on events throughout the day. what can you tell us at the moment? >> you mentioned the

she was active member of pilgrim community church on randolph street for all most 60s years serving on the trustee usher and stewardship boards. she was also a member giving responsibility on all boards at pilgrim. she had an desire to learn and ateneded sunday school, vacation bible school and bible study classes at pilgrim. [inaudible] and other local chunchs in san francisco. mrs. dill worth had a voice and sang in a choir and member of the interfaith choir in san francisco. she had associate of arts degree in retail floristry and used the talents for those in needs for funeial serving wedding hospital and homes. mr. dillworth was a active senior. she enjoyed traveling and boler and contributed into [inaudible] she especially enjoyed the [inaudible] sume zumba and line dancing [inaudible] she was the wife of late jose dimworth. mirther of helen and gwen dillworth [inaudible] great grand mother of ashly jones and sister of willie gibson [inaudible] she will be missed by family, church fally and community at large. >> president breed >> today i am introducing a hearing request to eval

at the philadelphia convention, edmund randolph, first attorney general of the united states observed that the general object of the convention was to provide a cure for the evils under which the u.s. labored and in tracing these evils to their origin, every man had founded in the turbulence of hours of democracy. eldridge gerry from massachusetts stated the evils we experience flow from the access of the peer roger sherman of connecticut contended that people immediately shed of the little to do with maybe about the government. governor marston and they noted everyman of observation had been in the democratic ranches is it legislatures this invitation in congress, change bonus in every department, access against personal liberty, private property and personal safety. even those who had remained more amenable to democracy like church mason of virginia admitted we had been to democratic, unquote, informing state government. at the conclusion of the philadelphia convention, anxious citizens gathered outside independence hall to learn just what had been produced behind closed doors. the

the randolph [inaudible] and pedestrian safety project was completed uses funds by the transportation authority in this case life line transportation thunds and mission bay loop is underway. funds to finish that project very soon. in addition the masonic streetscape improvement open held will be held may 25. it will be on the 25th from 5:30 to 7:30 at the san francisco day school. this is to provide more information and updates on the safety and streetscape features for masonic avenue. glen park saw transit access improvements finally after several years but it was a large program at diamond and [inaudible] so hope pedestrian calming and transit acscess and striping and repaving left pockets and shelters so a lot of work using prop k and federal funds that is available and there to help the glen park community plan recommendation in that area. i know chair wiener is pleased to see that go in. the walk first program saw continental cross walks. sfmta used the prop k sales tax funds to small cross walks on 109 locations. these are locations that constitute 70 percent of the severe and f

parts of wilson boulevard, north stuart street and north randolph street is going to be closed. >>> andon's graduates today. catholic university holding commencement ceremonies at 10:00 this mog. >>> and a check of that graduation weekend weather with tom kierein right a >>> all right, tom kierein. for all the graduates, maybe the cap, gown and an umbrella? >> and anyone that wants to work in the yard, the grass is growing like a junk you almost need a ma shchete to attack the yard. get the yardwork in. showers coming out of ohio, west virginia, virginia, western pennsylvania. no storms associated with it yet. tracking from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m., a few isolated showers. timing, 3:00 p.m., yellow and orange potential storms coming into the western, northwestern by 4:00 p.m. and southern eastern suburbs, 4:00 to 6:00 and a slight risk of isolating storm producing damaging winds. a small risk of hail, but that, again, between 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. and we clear out tonight. chilly tomorrow morning. down into the 40s sunday morning. sunday afternoon, up near just 60 degrees. so the risk of any real

one is a woman named florence spearing randolph, who was an ame zion minister, she pastored a church.et she was very much involved in republican women's organizations, black women's and white women's from the 1920's to the 1940's. i will also mention jennifer scanlon's new biography on anil meant -- hhad edgeman, who was involved in the interracial christian organization in the 1960's. these organizations lobbied for the civil rights act of 1964. i conclude that we need to see more about the political activism of the religious people in america, and black people in particular. the bible politics of the black liberation struggle is undoubtedly an important intervention in african-american and american history. thank you. [applause] >> good morning. i want to thank everyone for inviting me to this wonderful conference. every time i passed by the museum, i think this is the jewel in the crown on the mall. it is gorgeous. online,ook at my paper you can think of that as the historical essay to go with what i want to say now. you don't know what i will say now which will probably make a few

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the randolph [inaudible] and pedestrian safety project was completed uses funds by the transportation authority in this case life line transportation thunds and mission bay loop is underway. funds to finish that project very soon. in addition the masonic streetscape improvement open held will be held may 25. it will be on the 25th from 5:30 to 7:30 at the san francisco day school. this is to provide more information and updates on the safety and streetscape features for masonic avenue. glen park saw transit access improvements finally after several years but it was a large program at diamond and [inaudible] so hope pedestrian calming and transit acscess and striping and repaving left pockets and shelters so a lot of work using prop k and federal funds that is available and there to help the glen park community plan recommendation in that area. i know chair wiener is pleased to see that go in. the walk first program saw continental cross walks. sfmta used the prop k sales tax funds to small cross walks on 109 locations. these are locations that constitute 70 percent of the severe and f