recipients of the jackie robinson scholarship fund which supports kids. for four years through their educational experience provides them with mentors enquires them to do. community service. and fabulous. bunch of kids from all over the country and the first lady was very gracious about the film she went so far this to say that she hoped that every american everyone in this country. would see see it felt i would agree completely did you watch it with her she had she and her husband saw it on the can before we got there. which was. they said that they saw it alone because the kids. weren't around for that for that meeting that evening and they watch it together and the president was also very gracious. if you like watching yourself. i mean it's it's part of my job is to watch myself and i watch you know i see dailies or video playback you know. and a. i make adjustments according to what i see besides which whatever direction lucky enough or or not to receive. i use it for self or just you know you delivered one of the great lines is i think it's in the to

jackie robinson's widow rachel. and it was for the first lady hosted a number there are a bunch of recipients of the jackie robinson scholarship fund which supports kids. for four years through their educational experience provides them with mentors requires them to do. community service. and a fabulous. bunch of kids from all over the country and the first lady was very gracious about the film she won so for us to say that she hoped that every american everyone in this country. would. see the film i would agree completely did you watch it with her she had she and her husband saw it on the can before we got there. which was. they said that they saw it alone because the kids. weren't around for that for that that evening and they watch it together and the president was also very gracious. if you like watching yourself. i mean it's it's part of my job is to watch myself and i watch you know i see dailies or video playback you know. and i. i make adjustments according to what i see besides which whatever direction luck

robinson. >> please come forward. >> this is miss moezel robinson. we are here to acknowledge some really really vigilant police work she did as a civilian. it was last summer she was at her home and looked out in the backyard and saw neighborhood boys. they had just come home carrying a red plastic can and she looked out the back window and saw the boys were now pouring the contents of these red cans into bottles and stuffing rags into bottles. as my predecessor would say, if you see something, say something. she called 9-1-1 explained what she saw. she saw them making cocktails. she gave an accurate description and at that time these boys came walking out of the house carrying a backpack and the officers detained them and in the bag they found three cocktails. they said they were going to burn some stuffed animals and they did have stuffed animals with them. when i was young, i was told not to play with matches, now we have to tell them not to play with cocktails. you think about what could h

shane robinson is in center. that's the only change for mike matheny. but shane robinson tonight.catcher is the best in the game, yadier molina and he is guiding this young right-hander through this game tonight. here's nelson cruz. strike one. nelson has found his name on this lineup card for manager ron washington in the number three spot. that's just taken place this week. he hadn't hit in the third position since 2010. he's in the hole here 0-2. and late swing that keeps it 0-2. as manager washington told us before the game, i was so worried about protecting beltre that i wasn't hitting cruz where he probably hit best in our lineup, which is right here batting third. >> tim: when you think about it, he could hit third, fourth or fifth and still be effective. >> joe: he strikes out. it's a quick and easy inning to start tonight for shelby miller. waited over an hour for that first pitch. two strikeouts, no score after a half. all over the world, when the sun goes down, the foodies come out. they cross oceans, leave behind their countries, and their comfort zones. nothing stops

they picked robinson because he was college educate, had been in the army.there was a lot of reasons. other questions? yes. [inaudible] >> anything more for the book? >> i haven't planned on it. i guess if -- [inaudible] [laughter] maybe i would. let ask the questions. if we have time maybe i will. over here. >> so was by -- beau still running the town when the team was reformed? >> he was just on the way out. he ran it out. they redesigned the city commission from a government they had there. he still had a lot of power, but he wasn't actually in office. he had stop being in office about two or three months before the team actually started. it would have gone -- they didn't know when they decided to have the team, they didn't know he wasn't going to be there. they were in defiance of him to begin with. he tried to marshall the city and the leaders to stop the team. the question here. [inaudible] >> did connor ever get prosecuted for any of that? >> who? >> connor for any of the stuff. bull connor? >> no. no, he did not. there was some charges against him, b

welcome back here with co-host robin robinson.talking with aphrodite jones about a murder that is involving sex and greed and millions of dollars. may, ben novak's stepdaughter is joining us now. i appreciate you being here. i'm sorry for all that you have been through. [applause] i mean, first of all, your stepfather when you learned he had been murdered what went through your mind? this is a man who was your father? >> it was confusing. because when you first hear that he passed away i was not sure how. i thought it was a heart attack. and when you get to the room and you are told he is murdered, my mother throwing off things that he was robbed for money. and we were working on an event. >> anderson: you know, a lot of people became suspicious of you when did you become suspicious of your mother? >> by the end of the night. >> the night he was killed. >> correct. >> and a lie detector test. >> anderson: what made you suspicious. >> she was she was asked and she would answer them differently. >> anderson: and you were listening i

alma robinson. jackie flin. delores mcgee. eddie zane. erin yen. al alma robinson [repeating] this is erin yen. >> thank you very much. good evening supervisors, mr. mayor. i really appreciate you coming to my neighborhood, district 10. and listening to so many committed citizens who have turned out tonight. i am here to speak on behalf of a couple programs, first of all a thank you. my name is alma robinson. i am director of california lawyers for the arts. we very much appreciate the funding from the department of children, youth and families, that has been a part of our effort for a number of years. this is our 20th year to provide internships for high school students, many from bayview with art programs and we look to expand that program to include for-profit businesses. including old navy and start-up design companies, and as well as non-profit art organizations. we provide training and communication skills, the so-called soft skills that are important to keep jobs and continue on a career that is meaningful. i want to speak on the san francis

derrick robinson down for the first out. >> victor martinez helping a brother out. board. tigers up 4-2. >> thanks so much, greg. if that team can get victor martinez providing some pop, oh, my gosh. martinez, fielder, cabrera. cody ross takes the first pitch fastball for a strike. >> bob: one thing you know for sure, you'd rather pitch for them than against them. >> justin: the 0-1 from leake. lined to center field. and quickly two up, two down here in the second. mike leake made his name at arizona state. two-time pac 10 pitcher of the year. yes, when he was there, it was still the pac 10. also could do some damage with the bat. but this guy was a stud for the sun devils. time for the own your space pitcher profile brought to you by avis. his only previous start here in arizona was back on april 10th of 2011. got a no-decision, 4 2/3, 9 hits, 6 runs, 4 walks, 2 strikeouts. he has about two dozen friends here at the ballpark tonight for this one. breaking ball. kubel, down low. one ball, one strike. >> bob: manager dusty baker said you could tell that mike leake wa

alma robinson. jackie flin. delores mcgee. eddie zane. erin yen. al alma robinson [repeating] this is erin yen. >> thank you very much. good evening supervisors, mr. mayor. i really appreciate you coming to my neighborhood, district 10. and listening to so many committed citizens who have

no one will ever wear number 42 again in honor of jackie robinson.hat was something to see today. and the a's, i tell you it cannot be ignored. they're a red hot team. and seattle is in tomorrow night. >> 11 in a row at home. the rookie that takes on the pro and beats him. that's storybook stuff. >>> well coming up, it proves just how hot the bay area realestate market really is. how one guy made 200 grand in only six weeks. >>> and the deadline for cell phone companies to figure out how to keep thieves from swiping your smart phone. >>> got a gut? don't blame the beer. the evidence that beer bellies are just a myth. >>> sunshine was a reality today. but did you get stuck in the office? did you get stuck with the honeydew list ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, it's the first time the president has agreed to supy the rebels . >>> the obama administration is sending military support to syrian rebels. it's the first time the president agreed to supply the rebels with small arms and ammunition. the white house says it's in response to the u.s. intelligence that is syri

today larry king president ford the legendary actor on his new jackie robinson picture how do you think it turned out i think it turned out to be in for a good movie and i would like to do and when we return to star wars in indiana jones j.j. abrams do in star wars that is is a would be logic goes you wanted to give us that he would run sealed there's no logic in show this slip. plus i'm still waiting for the larry king story because you can follow me. that's all the next on larry king now. there is an incredible film now playing wide as they say its title is forty two steve incredible story of jackie robinson and i haven't stole the virtues of this will lead to everyone i meet i've given quotes terry what i told god on radio interviews about.

. >> rose: did you know jackie robinson? >> i met him in 1969. i didn't know him but i -- you know with the cardinals, it's interesting that you asked that because with the cardinals in 1961-- this is 14 years after jackie robinson-- florida was still segregated during spring training and bill white, our first baseman who was -- talk about courage with curt flood. and that was -- that's what set that cardinal team apart. it was such an intelligent group of people. and bill white at the the brewery -- anheuser-busch bush owned the ball club in 1961 and bill said, look, we can play with these white players and yet we can't stay with them. at that time they couldn't say in the same hotel. so the brewery, 25% of their sales went to african americans so they were very, very sensitive about that particular issue. so they bought a motel. the out rigger inn and we stayed -- we were the first name 1961 to stay -- where the white and the black players stayed. >> rose: the reason i asked that in part is we talked about the change in baseball. baseball-- and

>> well, eugene robinson gets in tony perkins' face. john shore, an evangelical christian, he gets in their faces pretty aggressively. i don't think it will change tony perkins but the problem with the tony perkins' of the world and the brian brown running loose out there they claim to speak for all christians. they have succeeded in making christianity synonymous with anti-gay bigotry. there are a lot of people embarrassed to say they're christian because they don't want people to think their bigots. and that's -- those are the fruits of tony perkins' labors. so liberal progressive, not bigoted christians, they have to speak up and get in tony perkins' face. i think he's irredeemable. i don't think you can change him but for everybody else to know that man does not speak for all christians. he doesn't speak for eugene robinson or my mom who was a catholic. but he claims to. he says the christian community thinks this. the christian family association thinks that. and christians like eugene robinson, john shore, my mom i call them not a

nick robinson with that. >> reporter: a new milestone in china's space race. lessons from orbit.y are halfway through their 15-day in addition. they are teaching class 300 kilometers above earth. the only woman is wowing china's school children with experiments no earth bound teeacher could pull off. creating floating balls of water. gryoscopes. a two-way live dialogue just like a regular teacher. how do you measure the weight of objects in daily life one asks? i measure my weight with an electronic scale the student answers. beyond this classroom another 60 million chinese children and their teachers tuned in to watch the lectures. these space classes designed not just to enthuse a new generation, to set academic g l goals on the stars but the energize them about space travel. even before they left for space they were being hailed as heroes. the hopes of the nation to catch up in the global space race riding on their exploits. now as the mission draws to a close, air locked doors for the last time it went just be the restaurants breathing a sigh of relief. it will be china's lea

eugene robinson is still with us.ng us at the table, we have the managing editor of "fortune" magazine, andy serwer. thank you for pointing out lee's review. i'll take a look. treasury analyst steve rattner, back with us to talk about the market. and also with us, the moderator of "meet the press," david gregory. joe, one of the more annoying parts of flying could be changing, which will be good news for us because i don't like -- i don't like what happens sometimes when we're flying. "the wall street journal" reports that the faa is expected to walk back some of the rules on using personal electronic devices. it will probably mean you won't have to turn off your kindle during takeoff and landing. you won't have to get off the phone, joe, or stop texting. they're not expected to change the rules on flights on in-flight phone calls. the exact changes will not be announced until the end of september. end of september. >> you're actually talking about me. >> yes, i am. >> you know, mika, i am not a psychiatrist or psycho

in the 1950s, the center was expanded by then mayor robinson and the old gym was built. the passage of the 2008 clean and safe neighborhood parks bond, the sunset playground has undergone extensive renovation to its four acres of fields, courts, play grounds, community rooms, and historic gymnasium. >> here we are. 60 years and $14 million later, and we have got this beautiful, brand-new rec center completely accessible to the entire neighborhood. >> the new rec center houses multi-purpose rooms for all kinds of activities, including basketball, line dancing, playing ping-pong, and arts and crafts. >> use it for whatever you want to do, you can do it here. >> on friday, november 16th, the dedication and ribbon cutting took place at the sunset playground and recreation center celebrating its renovation. it was raining, but the rain clearly did not dampen the spirits of the dignitaries, community members, and children in attendance. [cheering and applauding] ♪ ♪ . >> we are running a womens' volleyball program here at richmond rec center. it's progressing really nice. the

sam robinson.er. >> reporter: often facing discipinary repeatedly broke prison rules. himself? >> reporter: was put in a different section called the adjustmebnt center where he had few privledges. robinson says often ramirez read and watching a few television stations. he watched some tv, like kron four. >> reporter:ramirez also got into a physical confrontation with another inmates several years ago. robinson says in the past few years, ramirez refused to go out into the yard and socialize, he also refused to see visitors, including his wife shown here who he married at san quentin in 1996. as we mentioned, kron-4 was the first to break this story. and it's all reporters -- alecia reid. us. alecia -- two questions. >> they said he was sharp as a text and tell all full capacities. >> reporter: >> pam: >> reporter: disorganization that we cannot the children with their incarcerated parents so today we were standing for the last of the buses to a rise. on the grounds of san quentin i am inside the g

next speaker, please >> my name is steve robinson and i'm a lifelong renter. it's hard to support this legislation. i think the issue is the tic conversion. just the tic. as a renter i may own as a tic that's the only way i can own. you can convert every single one now and it's not going to effect the market. what happens it is a >> thank you. next speaker, please >> good afternoon supervisors. my husband and i were the first members in our families to mitigate to san francisco. our rental unit couldn't hold the first name. my brothers family have to live in a low income housing today. i wish we could have done more to help them out of government assistance. but you all enhance with the best housing projects. this bill would be the worst one. my son want to buy a home but he can't. he will live with is for a long-term. are and the bad cycle will continue. thank you >> thank you. next speaker, please >> good afternoon supervisor. my wife's parents and building in there in their 50's and tic and then convert into condo. we were - i move forward to san francisco

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i'm sean robinson with that duo, plus beck versus biebs. who is excited to be at the nba playoffs?n just might need an attitude adjustment from new kid jo joey mcintire. >> lights, camera, access. >>> the cause of michael douglas' cancer, day two of the fallout. welcome to "access hollywood." a fine mess michael has gotten himself into, but hopefully some good will come out of it. now michael's clarification of his quote heard round the world. >> how do you feel about joining? >> rude. michael douglas greeted by uncomfortable paparazzi comments he made in this interview with brooks. [ inaudible ] >> overloaded the system with drugs and drink. >> no, i mean, without getting too

sean robinson and medical director of the l.a. county department of children and family services.elcome to you both. sean, let me start with you. you've been reporting that paris may have even used a meat cleaver to cut herself. tell me what we know. >> that's right, piers. about 10:30 last night, paris started tweeting these kind of cryptic tweets. one of them said "why are tears -- why do they taste salty." and then 11:30 p.m., she was quoting a beatles' lyric, my troubles seem so far away. yesterday all my seemed so far away. now it looks as though they're here to stay. we do know about two hours after that, as you said, a call was placed to 911. paris, from what one of the family members tells us, actually called a suicide prevention hotline and then a call was made to 911, piers about 1:30, was transported to a local hospital, then taken to ucla medical center. ironically, piers, where her father, michael jackson was taken when he died. >> right. >> so the family members are saying, this is really a cry, and an extreme cry for help, rather than an actual desire to hurt hersel