four decades later that fight would reach a culmination of sorts with jackie robinson jackie robinson but. you know i'm a good little girl you. know. we joined the brooklyn dodgers in one thousand and forty seven jackie robinson became the first african-american to play for a major league baseball team literally changing the face of mainstream american sports in baseball it's not sure what you are but when you play when you. jackie robinson surest way like jack johnson before him robinson demonstrated great courage in the face and still be from the legions of white people who believe black athletes had no business playing alongside whites for a while over time we've rightly paid tribute to this amazing display of courage and perseverance and watson a we continue to remember and honor and celebrate the fact that jackie robinson was a pioneer in the fight to integrate major league baseball the harder edges of what he was all about were softened in the sentiment from the start he better. i can be the first negro to ever been organized baseball mom if i'm going to know if i can make a gre

first of all, i recognize the fact that ok, i am smokey robinson. who is smokey robinson? that is billion -- william robinson, a junior who grow up in the hood and had this well dream that perhaps one day, i could be in show business. ok? great, great relationship with god. i have always known god all my life so i am blessed because he heard my prayer. he heard my need to do this. i am not going to put myself in a position where i think, ok, i am no longer william robinson. i am smokey robinson. do you know what i mean? that don't fly. you know what i mean? everybody is equal when it comes down to the essence of life. we're all equal. if he is doing nothing, if he is a derelict on hollywood boulevard. he is equal. his life may not be happy equally but in the eyes of god and reality, he is equal. either know i am blessed. i live my dream. i am not going to take that credit from god. i will not trip on smokey robinson. if i am smokey robinson the grocer, people will have to come to the store. i recognize that as part of my job. that comes along with it. i think i am bad? wai

jackie robinson surest way like jack johnson before him robinson demonstrated great courage in the face of a stewardess and legions of white people who believe black athletes had no business playing alongside whites for a while over time we've rightly paid tribute to this amazing display of courage and perseverance and lots and a we continue to remember and honor and celebrate the fact that jackie robinson was a pioneer in the fight to integrate major league baseball the harder edges of what he was all about were softened in the sentiment from the start he better. i can be the first negro to ever been organized baseball mom if i'm going to know if i can make a great point i'll be taking a break and it was a spin on history that was set in motion when robinson himself appeared in a nine hundred fifty bio pic about his achievements i know when and why in the united states you can be mighty tough for people who are no different from the majority i know because i've had a chance to open two very unique role americans but i do know that democracy works for gold we're willing to might want to

so why does jackie robinson have a different color?that was the colors of the brooklyn dodger uniform. >> jacky robinson, the only number retired in all of baseball. ladies and gentlemen, yankee stadium! we're out on the field right now. how's it feel? >> it feels unbelievable. ahh, that's what i want to hear. >> as many times as i've stepped on the field, i never lose that feeling just take it in, just enjoy that moment. it's the best view of the field. one very special item is in this refrigerator. it's the whipped cream that a.j burnett had popularized last year with about 16 walk-offs that we had here. this is it, right here. this is the inner sanctum, tyler. >> wow. when you look around you can see some of the players. >> what do kids want to know when they come here for the first time? >> where's derek's locker? he's a very popular guy, and that would be his locker at the end. >> so are those tv's in the lockers? >> no, those are computers. all of the regulars have that. >> and uh, what do they use them for? >> they could go onli

lawrence robinson. is the prime minister aware of the poor rail services that exist between glouchester and robinson. the honorable members and i have campaigned hard afor the line. will the prime minister give every consideration possible to that project? >> i do know the problems there are between london and gl ouchester. i hope that he will sit patiently, because i very much have the chance and i have something to say about how we're going to make life easier for constituents of his that want to get to and from glouchester to london. >> come see the prime minister update the house on the reputations he has received from the prime minister to restate the loan. >> the honorable lady knows this was done on the basis of affordability. she also knows they have been encouraged to bid under the regional growth fund, and that is an approach they can take. >> given the central role that r.a.s. morrow have secured in a no-fly zone over libya and the brave acks of our service pnch nhl despite the growing uncert

robinson with the jam. made it 31-9. the jayhawks, bigger, better and robinson inside. cinderella in the nightcap. vcu versus florida state and a block from the noles. the game tied and doesn't get a shot off in time. they go to over time tied at 65. seven seconds and look at the inbounds play. rams by one and looking for redemption and doesn't shoot and instead passes and time expires. the rams on to they elite 8. vcu72-71. it was a six-game losing streak and they came out scorching against lowly toronto. the easiest win for monta ellis and company. excuse me, i will take that, thank you. and steph curry and is he going to dunk? he ends the quarter season high. they had 84 at the half and they win it 138-100. taking in the d2 title game and aaron gordon, just a sophomore, but he is already a man child. he slaps the backboard here. 17 points and 21 boards for him. 18 seconds to go. and he turns it over and leads to a mini lay up. it is 53-50 and they capture the d2 state title. giants playing kansas city. miguel tahada, his only hit of the game. 2-0 giants. balm gardene

this was george robinson's house. it has extension and there is a tree between our property and their property. we looked to the north and found a property extending beyond ours and designed a house that fit within the context of our particular lot. it is smaller than our neighbors to the south. our law is a little bit smaller than our neighbors. our lawn is larger than our neighbors to the north. we recognize that whatever we do is going to have some affect on our neighbors, so we tried to do the best we could to really try to figure out how we could make as little of an impact as possible. since the beginning of meeting and changes we have made -- president olague: thank you. are there additional speakers in support of the project sponsor? >> my name is natalie. i live in this house. one part of the house i am looking forward to is my own bathroom to share with my sister rather than my whole family. i am also looking forward to the downstairs family room. this space will give me -- will give my family and friends a

my name is imman robinson harris. i have plenty of hats but my hat tonight is carver, volunteering there since she's been in kindergarten. this is my niece. early 2010, maybe around this time, i was told that carver would be a transmission -- transformation school and we'd be getting rid of our principal. got news before the school started that we became a turnaround school. i was very surprised because here at this board meeting me, my niece right here, and my mother were the last ones here and i was told we were going to be a transformational model, not a turnaround model. i'm very confused about that still. our current principal has made a lot of promises. and i have yet to see him live up to any of them. can i trust the sfusd board to come out to carver and examine our struggle, including our teachers need resources and yet i don't see him bringing any more resources to our teachers. i really want the board to come out and do an investigation. thank you. [applause] >> good evening, board. i am monifa turner and i

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. >> my name is robinson. i work at urban habitat, which is a regional environmental justice. i have had the pleasure of getting to know utuma belfrey over the past couple of months as she has engaged to becoming a better commissioner. she has really been finding out what it takes to be an effective commissioner and an effective advocate for the community that she cares about. i have been impressed by her dedication to the community that she is from. per dedication to lifting up the folks. her dedication to being better as a community advocate and dealing with it in a new way. what is always so interesting about her as well you can see her obvious dedication to san francisco and bayview and hunters point, she also understands how san francisco is connected to the larger community development throughout the region. it is not just about community development here, but throughout the region. i think peter also brings back experience of understanding the specific locality. also, understanding affordable housing and the interconnectedness between housing, jobs, and transportation.

un día que los cubanos que no somos como robinson crusoe sino que tengamos acceso a la información. > de este nivel se reúne con la disidencia cubana. >> tendría que aceptar o le costaría negar que un presidente quiera reunirse con opositor nosotros cuba. >> hace 9 años estuvo aquí y abogó por el plural ismo político elecciones libres y respeto a los derechos humanos. >> hoy nueve años después y al encontrar la misma cuba ha vuelto a pedir lo mismo. >> una persona a quieran el gobierno cubano fidel castro reconoce como una persona muy importante y lo privilegia como interlocutor, yo creo que eso quedó claro en la visita anterior de carter en la habana. >> se reunió con el cardenal también con la comunidad he brae con raúl y fidel ha visitado al contratista norteamericano allan sentenciado a 15 años de prisión y a quieran el gobierno cubano ha dicho no librá. >> como es la experiencia que logró excarcelación de un norteamericano corea del norte. >> y resumen la visita del presidente carter y diciendo lo siguiente,, la vida continúa, y el hoy puede que no sea el final de totalidad. pero

robinson, again, kansas on to the elite eight. 77-57.htcap in san antonio, cinderellas, virginia commonwealth and florida state. the seminoles with the block. game tied, does not get the shot off in time. didn't go anyway. they go to overtime at 65. tied at 65. seven seconds left, vcu inbounds brilliantly. bradford burgess took the rams up one. time expires. he had a layup and passed on it. and the rams move on to the elite eight. virginia commonwealth 72-71. santa clara makes the finals of the college insider.com tournament. they beat smu 72-55. kevin foster, big night. 35 points. the broncos will face iona or east tennessee state for the title. the stanford women's basketball team has made the final four three years in a row. if they win this weekend, spokane regional, they'll be going back for another shot of the national championship. standing in their way in the sweet 16, the women of north carolina. now, the cardinals won 25 straight games. much of their success comes from balance. pac 10 player of the year, jeanette pullen as well

jay hawks bigger and better inside robinson again, kansas on to the elite eight. 77-357.htcap in san antonio, cinderellas, virginia commonwealth and florida state. seminoles, the block. game tied. does not get the shot off in time. didn't go anyway. they go to overtime at 65. tied at 65, seven seconds left, vcu inbounds brilliantly. and then the time expires. he had a layup and passed on it. and the rams move on to the elite eight. virginia commonwealth, 72-71. santa clara makes the finals of the college insider.com tournament. kevin foster big night. the broncos will face iona or east tennessee state for the title. stanford women's basketball team has made the final for three years in a row. if they win this weekend's spokane regional they'll be going back for another shot at the national championship. standing in the way in the sweet 16, the women of north carolina. the cardinals won 25 straight games. much of their success comes from balance. pac 10 player of the year as well as kayla peterson. stanford, the consummate team. >> i just think that for us, we have very ba

dubois, and how jackie robinson had broken the baseball barrier. and we remembered the opera singer who was not allowed to sing in the hall and had to sing in lincoln center. all the discrimination and the local in justices. like, everything was separate and unequal. the school was inadequate. we could not go to the hospitals. they built a house adjacent to the main hospital. the white people were not supposed to be in the same room with an n-person. you know the n-word? i said to myself at the end of the day that i love my country and i'm glad that that day, i took a stand. i saw through the supreme court that the flaws that america had tried to correct them by removing those horrible ns

brown misses the second and on the rebound, robinson does the unthinkable, fouls matt howard with lesshan a second left. butler does it again, upsetting pitt 71-70. byu taking on gonzaga and the jimmer show was on. jimmer fredett, can hit from any place at any time. by is on their way to the sweet 16. >> staying in the southeast. ucla taking on florida. second half, josh somewhat -- josh something i going up strong. then walker for the three. and this is the dagger. he had 21. florida marches into the sweet 16 with a 73-65 victory. >>> out west, san diego state and temple with a thrill their tucson. under 1:00 to play. tied at 54. on to overtime in o.t., still tied. final seconds, thomas can't hit the jumper. double overtime. the aztecs pull away. off the steel. leonard with the dunk. san diego state advances to its first ever sweet 16. >> from the hardwood to the ice. sharks hosting st. louis and gives them theúcúcúcúcúcúcúcúcúc >> mike: sharks hosting the blues. heatly is suspended. sharks brought it off the rebound. 1-0 san jose. later in the fir, now 2-0. joe pavelski, the rocket s