congratulations, rodney. the final commendation of the day will be offered by our district 1 colleague, supervisor mar. >> thank you, president chiu. i'd like to ask if our guest from project read can come forward. i know that michelle shepherd has come to san francisco public library, randy -- randy weaver, the manager of project read, and marty [speaker not understood] from access services of the public library could come forward. colleagues, i just wanted to let you know that this evening at the public library in the top floor, project read will be celebrating 30 years of amazing work in our city. some of you might have the joy of reading like i do, especially reading out loud with my daughter at home. but there's many, many thousands of people in our city and in cities across this country, 80,000 people in san francisco that have difficulty reading or cannot read. and i think amazing projects like project read help to address that challenge for many, many people in our neighborhoods. that's about roughly

my name is rodney bell and i have a disability.araplegic. >> and dozens of others. >> it's easy to ride up and say, i need this, i need that. it's less believable where they can go online and see this organization. >> the organization is called hand-up that aims to use technology to help those most in need. >> we're trying to solve the problem of what do you do when you pass somebody on the street and you want to help them but you don't know how to help them. you're worried if you give them cash it will actually end up hurting them. people feel really flikted. >> reporter: founder rose bloome founded a program. a city program but also to make sure the donations are used for good. >> while we let our members decide how they want to use their funds, for the most part, you know, funds cannot be used on alcohol or on weapons. >> reporter: weapons are not handed cash. homeless counselors will buy things or pay bills. rodney's account so far has generated $400. >> within a couple of weeks. >> reporter: does that surprise you? >> yeah. th

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he's the rodney dangerfield of foxes. >> they are kind of taunting with the fox.e kind of like messing with him. the fox doesn't know how to use the cup. >> five bucks says a raccoon would have just used his hand to reach in and grab it. >>> hungry little beagle. ♪ >>> nothing i enjoy more than seeing a kick-ass girl doing really cool things. >> i have four of them right here. >> they are known as the joyriders xt and they are featured in the series on epic tv that shows all the amazing extreme sports they do. they are experts in the wind tunnels, skydive, they face jump the four girls, together they do what's called dynamic four-way which is a competition inside the wind tunnel. they're known for their charisma and their style. >> it's like a fishbowl with wind instead of air. >> right. >> or like one of the booths they have on game shows with the dollar bills. and the dollar bills are accumlative. >> to learn more about this we have one of these extreme athletes via skype "right this minute." amy, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. thank you. >> how did you gu

. >> okay, rodney, get to it. you need a hand, give me a shout, i'll be over here. >> i may need it. let's see. a hand. let's see. >> thanks to >>> thanks to rodney and sonya rice. >>> coming up, we have got two bodybuilders with their tips on staying fit. and believe me, it's something you can do. [ female announcer hands were made for playing. ♪ legs, for crossing. ♪ et...splashing. better things than the joint pain and swelling of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. if you're trying to manage your ra, now may be the time to ask about xeljanz xeljanz (tofacitinib) is a small pill, not an injection or infusion, for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz is an ra medicine that can enter cells and disrupt jak pathways, thought to play a role in the inflammation that comes with ra. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections andancers have happened in patients taking xeljanz. don't start xeljanz if yo

we are with rodney atkins.e i went to pick him up and his teacher said, she needed to talk to me about my son, what he's been saying in school. >> just what you want to hear. >> what did he do? she said i was turning the lights on and off, that's the signal to be quiet to go to lunch. it got quiet and he started singing. ♪ if you're going through hell ♪. i wrote this song "watching you" and he's now 12 years old. >> you're going to do another in the after the show show. log on now. but meantime, we want to know what's happening on the "fox & friends" weekend. >> if you're plan ago big super bowl party, we're going to show you thousand make the perfect snacks, like pizza. plus, football hall of famer ronnie lott and the coach of last year's champs, john hart bow will be joining us. and a story that will be warming your heart, a father battling cancer writes his daughter more than 800 notes for her to read. but now he's cancer free. that father and daughter are going to be joining us live. don't miss us. 6 to 10

rodney atkins performing his hit song "these are my people".is life everything we've got and then some ♪ it's real it's the way we were made won't have it any other way ♪ these are my people ♪ we make it to a friday night and it's church league soft ball hollered out a bad call ♪ then ready to run at times square tavern ♪ and beers are pouring until monday morning ♪ then, we start it over again ♪ these are my people ♪ this is where i come from ♪ giving everything we've got and then some ♪ ain't always winning ♪ but it's real these are my people ♪ we fall down we get up ♪ we walk around we got heart ♪ baby oh ♪ these are my people ♪ this is where i come from ♪ giving this life everything we've got and then some ♪ ain't always winning but it's real ♪ it's the way we're made ♪ won't have it any other way ♪ these are my people ♪ >> we're loving that sound. >> nice guy, too. he is. just got married in november. >> nicely done. >> we're talking resolutions if you can't figure out what yours should be, guess what? bill o'reilly is going to join us wit

rodney hood.e find here again. atkins, trust the big guy down below. the beautiful move. again just the size. too much of an advantage down low. >> ian: fourth foul on the other end against garrick sherman. rodney hood. it's a two-point game. >> greg: make or miss here you're going to try to get a quick feel. if not, you go to the foul. extend the game when you're on the road. >> ian: hood nails a pair. back to one point game. get it in for atkins ahead to jackson. they handle the pressure. and foul called just across the mid court line. sherman is going to shoot a pair. 75% shooter. >> greg: they could have burned a little more time. they decided instead of throwing the ball down the court they threw it at rally which allowed to recover and create that foul. >> ian: garrick sherman. a captain on this notre dame squad. off the mark on the first attempt. >> greg: this is a big one here, see if coach k going to allow his guys to push it, make or miss here. >> ian: sherman oaks second attempt to good

rodney atkins performing his hit song "these are my people".e is rodney. ♪ >> ♪ we were football flunkies cranking up the stereo and the man ain't curtis low ♪ and thee ♪ got discount knowledge at junior college ♪ but majored in beer and girls ♪ it was funny until we ran out of ♪ then, they threw us out into the world. we're loving and laughing and busting our asss and calling it living a dream ♪ these are my people ♪ this is where i come from ♪ giving this life everything we've got and then some ♪ it's real it's the way we were made won't have it any other way ♪ these are my people ♪ we make it to a friday night and it's church league soft ball hollered out a bad call ♪ then ready to run at times square tavern ♪ and beers a pouring until monday morning ♪ then, we start it over again ♪ these are my people ♪ this is where i come from ♪ giving everything we've got and then some ♪ ain't always winning ♪ but it's real these are my people ♪ we fall down we get up ♪ we walk around we got heart ♪ baby oh ♪ these are my people ♪ this is where i come fr

they saw rodney. they saw the cows.t of the property where he was. the property is huge! it's 3600-acres. he's arrested. he's prosecuted. his lawyers say, wait a minute. where is the search warrant? we didn't have one. well, how did you get the drone onto the property? we just flew it there. your honor, we want you to suppress the pictures of rodney and the cows because the police didn't have a search warrant. the judge said they don't need one. there are several cases going the other way. just like with the surface surface spying, one judge says it's constitutional, the other says it's not. can you use a drone without a search warrant? one judge says yes. two judges say no. eventually it will be resolved by the supreme court. >> sure. i know you're squarely against it. the government has got a great big glass on the wall listening to us all the time anyway with the nsa and whatnot. but would it be legal for -- or would you have a problem, for instance issues if a helicopter were dispatched above and did the same thing?

gregory chow and rodney and steven lee and leo and irene riling and julie sue, my good friend right therelease give them a round of applause and other cities are celebrated the year of the hours from our sister city we have a representative and vietnam and the office of vietnam trade. there we are thank you. a special friend who's the president of the academy of art university. (clapping.) now, it's my pleasure to honor a chinese gentleman it's the oldest chinese embassy we have the association to thank please join me in welcoming the gentleman mr. toy > >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping) happy new year. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping) >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping) >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping) >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping) >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping) >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping.) thank you very much doctor doctor toy our next speaker is from the association of the organization c a that advanced the ri7 and, in fact, the oc a suggested to the post office back in 18971 they issue the

francisco must and will continue to invest and work towards training and a invest in people like rodney who's here today. he recently finished our sf training and working as a production assistant looking set right here in 0 san francisco. la la monday please stand. pride (clapping.) thank you we're working forward to seeing your work this sunday. we're investing in people like mark. thank you mark for being here (clapping.) you know who years ago mark was homeless he had some program expense but not enough to land a job so he put the rest of his money toward training and started his own business sf layers thank you mark and for your commitment to helping others as well. thank you for bringing our son here, too. while the tech sector is growing we'll keep investing like with darryl two young men who work at the shipyard and behind me austrian development corporation is building the framing for new housing with a 65 percent local hire rate i know the supervisor likes that. with most of the men and women coming electro0 through the amended like larry. gentlemen please stand let's all give

unacceptable says rodney. several passengers go on to say that their flights were delayed because they did not have pilots. it just so happened that a new faa regulation went into place today that limits the amount of hours that a pilot can be at these controls. airlines are bracing for more delays like today. some bad timing for those new rules. stay connected for the latest weather conditions. be sure to download our storm w atch app. metro spokesperson telling us that shots were fired near the naval road metro station. at this point, police have not made any arrests in this case. no word on what led to the shooting or what impact it may have on metro service. family and friends hope the u.s. navy will join the search for an american student who has been missing in dubai. he has been missing since wednesday. he went for a drive off the coast of dubai and never resurfaced. the net -- united arab emirates coast guard have look for him without success. the algerian national is a phd candidate. since he is not a

rodney was sentenced to life for murder. his time with the prison job he's allowed to have in unit six. >> my job, i come here on death row. i feel trapped already. you see it's getting dark coming up in here. no way out. just one way in. when i go from unit six to death row, i'm always, like humbled. i know that that could have been me. because they threaten me with the death penalty. >> another advantage to living in minimum security is visitation. these inmates can receive visitors three days a week. >> kiss. i have mixed emotions when i'm in visit with my mother. i know that she's hurting for me being in here. i know she may blame herself sometime for what happens. >> her birthday is next week. >> mine is coming up. >> you think she's going to be mad if i won't be able to get anything? >> no. i'm going to get them something. so you don't have to worry about that. we need him at home if we can ever get him there. there we need him at home. >> it's really painful to visit. when you see that person, your loved one walking o

. >> para john rodney el mensaje no trajo lo esperado. >> después de 5 años esperando promesas incumplidases suficiente que se emplace al congreso, el presidente también debe actuar, con la acción el congresop deberá actuar también. >> sorprendida y decepcionada con lo poco que el presidente barack obama habló sobre inmigración,. >> en tanto otras organizaciones dijeron que es una buena señal. >> y la respuesta republicana en español es de parte de la congresista que dice que la reforma migratoria ayudará a crecer la economía y que se debe buscatr una reforma migratoria bien hecha. >> se debe proteger a los peuqeños negfocios, que tienen muchos empleos. >> y tneemos opiniones en las redes sociales. >> (información en pantalla). >> en san francisco, la junta de supervisores aprobaron una solicitud formal de que el presidente barack obama para las deportaciones, y aunque la medida es únicamente simbólica, se busca que se pueda generar presión. >> es el presidente que más ha deportado, además fue elegido con gran apoyo de la comunidad latina. >> los supervisores pidieron terminar con el despi

of the students at school of the arts that i corrected and raised another son and one young man, rodney jackson is on broad way tour for the more, the book of mormon, and he signed is own theater company. and so it is the kind of energy that we want to bring to san francisco that the school of the arts, and it is the place, where careers are started. thank you. >> public comment is now closed. and any comments from the board of superintendent? >> seeing none, oh,, commissioner wynns? >> i just want to thank the superintendent for bringing this to us. and i want to thank him for his leadership on this and i want to thank everybody for being here. i want to thank all of my colleagues for their support, at least as far as we know. but i also just want to say, that i agree with some of the things that have been said this evening, that this is the moment for us. and it is a very, important moment for us. and some of us in this room have been working on this for many, many years. but, all of us understand how important it is, how important this school and with the legacy but also, the commitm

you can think of rodney king, the videotape.here's a film in the kennedy assassination as we've been thinking about that. you know, it's interesting that human nature doesn't change. i mean, "the chicago times" said, the cheek of every american must tickle with shame as he reads the silly, flat, dish watery utterances of the man who needs to be pointed out to intelligent foreigner as the president of the united states. that's "the chicago times" from illinois, the home state of president lincoln, to the gettysburg address. >> also, you've completed a film or a long series about the roosevelt, eleanor, franklin, theodore. and i was just thinking, you know, california has its own sort of interesting family, the brown family. >> indeed. >> jerry and pat. is there any thought of doing anything on that? >> of course! if i was given 1,000 years to live, i wouldn't run out of topics in american history, but you think of centrality of california and the history of the united states from the get-go, and particularly now as a laboratory o

trial for what sure as hell looked to me like a wildly excessive and prolonged beating of an unarmed rodneyar, they were acquitted. for me, it was a holy [ expletive ], i never saw that coming moment. for african-americans it was a somewhat ruder surprise. to say people were angry would be an understatement. >> they don't represent the people no more! >> south central was that way. so you could almost feel it like a tidal wave coming. >> the lapd were completely unprepared for what happened next. >> everything you see right here, all this was being looted, chairs and rocks and everything being thrown through walls. if you go straight down western on venice, the whole plaza burned on fire. we were calling 911, and there was no response. >> did the cops come at all? >> i was here all three days. i didn't see any cops. >> well, where did they set up their front line? >> rodeo drive. >> where did the forces of law and order set up their perimeter? not here. koreatown was left to its own devices. the official borders are third street on the north end, olympic boulevard to the south, vermont aven

police arrested rodney williams yesterday, and he is charged with stealing evidence out of the control branch where he woswork ed. police say that a tip from an m.p.d. employee led to the arrest. he has been on the force since 1990, and he is accused of stealing jewelry, and under investigation by internal affairs. >>> and right now, police are searching for a suspect in the murder of a couple that were found dead inside of a apartment on d.c. street. police do not believe it is a random crime. and now two children who were in that home are now with child protective services, and kristin wright has made contact with the victim's family, and our live report will come up in the second half hour. this crime is the latest in what appear s appears to be a resurgence of homicides in the city. as january comes to tend, the district is seeing a major spike in those cases. news4's pat lawson muse gives us a closer look at the numbers, pat. >> yes, wendy. in the first month of the year, we have had four times as many victims as the same period last year. so far, in january, d.c. police report th

rodney atkins is in the house. us 11 minutes from now on the channel for news "fox & friends". 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant >>> it is now eight minutes until the top of the hour. like a scene out of a movie, men and women frantically jumping off a sinking boat in thailand. how frightening. 13 people on board an illegal boat when it was punctured causing that boat it tip-off. tpoerpbl another boat was close by and able to rescue the passengers. >> a man pulled from a burning car in the nick of a time. surveillance video shows how large the flames were. police say the driver lost consciousness with his foot on the pedal and crashed. >> if i had been there a moment later i don't know what would have happened. you can tell in his voice it probably would have went bad for the driver. >> the driver is listed in critical but stable condition. >> bud lite always brings the party to the super bowl an

officer rodney williams is charged with take things out of the evidence control branch where evidence is seized, and he has been on the fost since 1990. >>> police have identified the victims of two victims the bodies of ervin ingraham and r oonn oonnetta hurley-brown were found dead in the place. there were two children under the age of 5 at the time, and they were not injured. the poce say they are now with child protective services. >>> new at 4:00, pictures just released by police in montgomery county of a suspect in a bank r robbry in july 13th, and the police say that he passed a note e demanding money of a teller on chevy chase. he implied that he had a weapon, but police are not saying how much money he got away with, and if you think that you know who he is, please contact the montgomery county police. >>> and finally, we have said good-bye temporarily to the frigid temperatures, and we ve blue skies and sunshine today, and t, s00ps+ is >> yes, we can already feel it, and a lot of people are saying, let's find out how long it is >> and that is right. the temperatures into the

progressive whites are the rodney dangerfield of american politics, they don't get any respect. they are frequently belittled or dismissed as irrelevant tree huggers or vegetarians or both. they were quoted as saying they should take their sushi eating, volvo driving, new york times reading, body piercing, hollywood loving, left-wing freak show back to vermont. [laughter] i must confess that some people do drink vodka and read the new york times. and i must confess that some people do drink lattes and read the new york times. they are still lovely people. if we look back his stork lee, we will see that the role of progressive whites in american social change has been heroic and vilified. when the abolitionists in 1859 to those who gave their lives in the 1960's civil rights movement. andrew goodman in mississippi. her aggressive seven long tradition of rejecting the privilege, refusing to stand idly by, and courageously standing with disenfranchised people who are troubling for justice, equality, and democracy. this tradition has touched to improve my own life personally. as far

dennis: rodney lockwood, principal at lockwood development has radical proposal to create a capitalisty. good to have a story about building detroit instead of trying to wreck it or fix it. how much of your approach requires an actual island? how special is it because of island? could you do this in any 10-block neighborhood. >> the island advantage there is we can, we can put it, say, secure state where people can be attracted from all over the world to come with their entrepreneurial ideas and their capital but the idea for detroit has really gotten beyond the island now and we have several other iterations and have a plan for the entire city of detroit. lori: right. when we spoke to you about a year or so ago, rodney, you were basically pitching this plan to buy belle isle for one billion dollars. pj o'rourke put out a piece in the "wall street journal", saying detroit should follow the model of hong kong. that's ambitious. what do you think? >> well, the pga contacted me a month ago or in december, heard about the belle isle book. came into town. we spent an entire day touring with

you can call it the buy and hold boring rally or rodney dangerfield get no respect rally. call it what you like. this was the best year for the dow since 1995, 18 years ago. washington didn't have a thing to do with it. our resilient economy, a free market economy was the big driver. tonight we ask what will the new year bring? now with obamacare kicking in for real in just a few hours washington is going to be interfering more and more in health care and our personal lives in 2014. are america's hospitals, doctors and patients ready for a year filled with medical land mines? i can predict the term income in equality will be the obama democrats chief election year mantra. they say the successful rich are to blame. nonsense. i believe it's family breakup and poor education. we'll debate it later. we got those stories and much more coming up on "the kudlow report," beginning right now. >>> good evening everyone. welcome to "the kudlow report". i'm larry kudlow. we're here live this new year's eve. thank you for joining us. we're wrapping up what was a great year for the stoc

. >> rodney duff works in the prison's auto shop, repairing cars for the public, as well as staff vehiclesince i was a kid, i liked cars, and i've seen what i can produce. i can see how they come in, how they leave, and it's my place in life. it's what i plan to do when i get out. >> each inmate in the program is given a car to work on, and the men earn $1.30 a day. >> well, this shop here has pretty much everything a shop on the street has, and you won't let nothing go out unless the job is done. this car here is finished. it's basically flawless. i mean, we always do our best. because we're learning. it's how we learn, to do our best with it. it's important. i mean, you prepare yourself for when you get out and it breaks monotony, keeps you out of trouble, back there working and just exercising your mind. >> another job the men can have is working in the prison industries' garment plant. for over 50 years, inmates at ksp have sewn prison uniforms for all of the correctional facilities in the state. >> i've done everything from towels, washcloths, sheets, pillow cases, boxer underwear, sc

progressive whites are the rodney dangerfield of american politics, they don't get any respect. frequently belittled or dismissed as irrelevant tree huggers or vegetarians or both. the caricature of progressive whites was captured during the 2004 presidential campaign when a concert of -- a concert of -- a conservative attack ad by howard dean -- sushi eating, volvo driving, new york times reading, body piercing, hollywood loving, left-wing freak show back to vermont. i live in a very liberal city and i must confess that some people do drink lattes and read the new york times. they are still lovely people. if we look back his stork lee, we will see that the role of progressive whites in american social lanes -- change has been heroic and vilified. in 1859 abolitionists to those who gave their lives in the 1960's civil rights movement. goodman in mississippi. her aggressive seven long rejecting the privilege, refusing to stand idly by, and courageously standing with disenfranchised people who are troubling for justice, equality, and democracy. this tradition has touched to improv

i want to thank the ranking member, marcy kaptur and former chair of the subcommittee, rodney frelinghuysen, for bringing this to the house floor in regular order. i would like to recognize senators feinstein and alexander for their work in put together a bipartisan bill. these members are passionate advocates for their positions and their prior triities are not always the same as mine but the long hours we have put in in the last month have paid. they energy and water portion is a true compromise. the largest increase in the energy and water bill is the support for our nuclear weapons stockpile. there is no room for mistakes in this work. the reliability of the most destructive weapons ever developed depends it as does our national security. the bill also increases funding for the army corps of engineer lissbrs -- by $749 million over the 2014 spending level. these will go to support our neigh's waterways, work which literally touches every one of our districts. finally let me say, madam speaker, that i want to second what mr. moran just said. while most americans, in fact, most of us, wer

. >>> investigators caught officer rodney williams stealing property from the evidence control branch. internal affairs busted williams after following a tip. williams had been on the force since 1991. >>> charles county commissioner reuben collins is in trouble accused of driving under the influence. collins was pulled over around 8:30 last night. the commissioner failed the breathalyzer and the field sobriety tests. he was released to the custody of a relative. >>> new information right now about one of the companies that operates speed camera systems in maryland. apparently they get it wrong a lot. now there's a movement to turn the tables by fining those camera operators every time they fine you by mistake. scott broom is in annapolis tonight where legislators are lining up to jump on board. >> reporter: this movement in maryland has been building steam since a secret audit hidden by city officials was uncovered in the city of baltimore. the audit revealed the error rate in the city of baltimore was 40 times higher than the city was telling people. as many as 70,000 bad tickets ma

tim seymour, rodney kelly, karen finerman, and guy adami. and we go to michelle caruso carrera, who is live in istanbul. >> they have rised the rate to 12%. consider the previous corridor, that's the central bank word, was 4.75 to 7.75. from 7.75, to 12%. that's a huge move. that is the upper end of the range. it also sounds like crucially, that they have simplified the monetary policy scheme here. up until tonight, and we're going to wait and see as we read through more through the announcement. but this central bank had started to invent different rates. there were four different rates. a corridor. and on extraordinary days they could go beyond that. and the rate that was printed was out there, nobody actually paid it. they started to call it a political rate. so, that way, they could tell the politicians, interest rates are this. but the fact of the matter is, primary dealers were paying even more than that. this interest rate, the overnight rate, 12%, higher than anything else that we have seen before, out of the turkish central bank. i'

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rodney soloman used to work for carnival cruise lines. dr. soloman, thanks for joining us. the cdc is investigating this incident. how many people are typically on that team and how do they go about their investigation. >> thanks for having me on. usually this is run by a group called the eis. the ed epidemiological -- >> how do they go about -- once they get on that ship, what are they looking for? >> you know, it's like an investigation. just very similar to a murder trial of some sort. where they go and they ask all the primary cases and try to interview everybody and try to piece this together. where were you at? did you spend your time in a certain area of the ship? did you go to the gym? did you eat the shrimp? they piece it together through time. they map it out and try to figure out where the cases came from at what time. >> clearly not very comfortable conditions for anybody on that ship. how long do these things typically take to get through, these investigations? >> you know, it could last a few weeks. the initial data collection probably is three to four days. t