on a chilly march evening when virginia russell was driving home from a party with her boyfriend, rodney hartman. the couple had been dating for three years and were talking about getting married, but on this night, tragedy struck. >> look out! >> she was thrown from the car. the car flipped like eight times, and they were both ejected from the car. >> when an ambulance arrived, they pronounced rodney hartman dead at the scene. virginia was rushed to the hospital. for 48 hours, virginia hovered between life and death, but she survived. toxicology tests showed virginia had a blood alcohol level of 0.16, almost twice the legal limit. >> they had charged her with the felony dui. >> virginia was convicted and sentenced to six years in prison for vehicular homicide. >> it was hard enough that she had lost somebody in her life, and then to be doing time for it and be taken away from her family again, i mean, it was a very difficult time for virginia. >> when virginia was released from prison, she told her family she found work cleaning houses. one evening, while spending time with her family,

comment or even casual disparaging word could lead to a hefty term for more on this under a law by rodney shakespeare chair of the committee against torture in bahrain thanks for joining us so protests in the country have been unrelenting for almost three years now so wasn't a toughening of the laws there to be expected. the khalifah. pompous preening twerps but it's worse than that they're known to have. table manners and some of them have offensive personal habits their power comes to the result of poison gas lead shot. imprisonment talk and bullets but there's no loyalty given by anyone to the al khalifa not even from their own sycophants and placements pacemen we are getting out information that tells them tells us that everybody now wants them out but the al khalifa are trying to perf you. by giving itself some of the aura of what the british monarchy used to have when it was high treason to commit adultery with say the concert or the son or daughter of the monarchy but of course the day that's all gone. out clearly are now out in the open for what they are there are a lot of smelly

gregory chow and rodney and steven lee and leo and irene riling and julie sue, my good friend right there please 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 t

menor, manejar con una licencia suspendida, ese tipo de cosas ya no se mantiene detenida la gente jon rodneyplementando esta ley pero esta expandiendo esta extendiendo sus protecciones 38:11 grupos que trabajan con los indocumentad os estan complacidos pues dicen que la aplicacion adoptada por el alguacil de alameda, es hasta mas generosa que el acta de la confianza... pues no entregaria a inmigracion a ninguna persona detenida por delitos menores, y en caso de crimenes serios, solo los retendrian si fueron convictos....el acta de la confianza hace algunas excepciones en ambos casos. 40:34 esta evolucion que estamos viendo aqui refleja la reciente influencia el creciente poder de la comunidad inmigrante 40:44 al respecto el alguacil dijo que solo produjeron la mejor poliza que pudieron en cumplimiento de la nueva ley.... pilar nino 44:17 esta aplicacion mas generosa del acta de la confianza podria extenderse a otros condados y es que el alguacil de aqui de alameda es el jefe de la asociacion de sheriffs de todo el estado 44:28 el explico que varios condados ya le han pedido una copia del len

>> rodney king a celebrity?onsible for somebody's death. >> all the media -- listen, guys, all the media made zimmerman the celebrity. you guys made him the celebrity. and the bottom line is -- listen -- >> i don't think anybody is celebrated here. is george zimmerman being paid? >> went why is it bringing -- he's -- we're working a business deal out. whatever he does with the money it's up to him. it is going to some charity. i don't know he's working a deal. it's not my business. my attorneys are handling that. that's where we're at. >> damon feldman promoting this fight that still is in the works between dmx and george zimmerman. >> remember, i'm not hurting anybody. you watch on filmon.com. >> thank you so much. christi. >>> well, this is a family feud playing out in the national spotlight as well. woody allen fighting molestation allegations. blaming mia farrow for turning dylan against him. is it possible for a parent to convince a child that the other parent molested her if it never happened? and if so, h

ways the building inspection and your reports and we assembled a small group of 10 to 12 people and rodney represents that we've used that group for testing and we've made presentations to anyone that be interested like the stakeholder group. we're currently developing a testing system we're doing training and we'll be offering training to the public as well as staff. lastly the timeline. i mentioned we're finishing the development and starting to test is this spring we'll be doing training and hopefully, the system will be ready for a launch this summer. most of the planning work go will be done by mark but the data is another aspect of this system i didn't know how much this includes so this work for deploying d is still underway we need a few foremost to get this copied into the system accurately. we'll continue to work on that and know in the next few weeks which it can be launched hopefully, this summer. that concludes my presentation if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them >> let's take. first my questions on the tracking system. >> i'm interested in any technology di

one is a citizens advisory group which president karl hasz is a member of as well as rodney fong from the planning commission. we have 8 or 10 other member of the public and city family. we use that group for some hands on testing and feedback of the system. and then we've done presentations to basically all interested parties, stakeholder presentation and that's on an ongoing basis. we will, as we start to roll the system out and do training, we will obviously offer training both for the public and yourselves as commissioners. >> can i get on thateries? ~ that list? >> yes, absolutely. so, just a quick update on the timeline. again to date, we are still -- we're finishing the design of the system and starting to test it. we've been testing for several months now. this spring we will initiate training and additional public outreach and then the current schedule which we will know a lot more about in the next few weeks shows a system wide date sometime this summer. the one big piece that remains an unknown is the data conversion. work especially for the building department. i thought d

so troy and rodney, joe williams, mariam jackson, these were my mentors, these were the people that ledo what i was to do. so i wanted to say this because you know troy, among my mentors, you are most esteemed and if over the years i have acquired the reputation of being a troublemaker or even worse than that, you are responsible. congratulations. [ applause ] . >> commissioners, now it's our turn. >> lieutenant dangerfield, i want to thank you for serving in the police department in a noble manner for serving in a dedicated way. but i really really want to thank you for being a trailblazer for officers of color, for lgbt. you have been a true mentor. i would have never gotten through lul ak and you pounded on that door and you kept the door for many of us to come through. i have a heartfelt appreciation for that and i want to thank you and we have a legacy to try to maintain that door open and we can't shut that door. i want to thank you, the officers for justice, the lgbt, asian american police officers, all of them for continuing to keep the door open and thank you for being courageo

the governor's action does not sit well with everyone including jay rodney, the ranking republican on washington state's house judiciary committee who disagrees with the governor. quote, i think this is cruel to families of victims. justice should not be basically put on hiatus unquote. governor inslee joins other governors who in recent years have issued stays of execution on their watch including the oregon governor and the governor of colorado. the number of executions overall has also dropped in the u.s. by 60% nationwide since highs in the 1990s. a majority of u.s. states, 32, do have capital punishment as compared to 18 states where it is outlawed. question, if governor inslee feels so negatively about capital punishment why has not he proposed legislation to outlaw it in washington state? >> because it's easier to order a reprieve than go through the mechanic knicks of passing a lawmplet this notion of -- it was begun by a republican govern in 2000, george ryan in illinois. this current wave is all democratic governors. most of them are just issuing these reprieves. maryland di

you may want to call biden the rodney dangerfield of the democratic party.e's not gettin' much respect these days. this week, biden was everywhere, rubbing shoulders with the republican governors, urging democrats to stop apologizing and got on auf in 2014, calling voter i.d. laws lingering hatred, and more than hinting about his own 2016 aspirations and what was quite the media blitz. >> well, you know, i was planning on making a major announcement tonight -- [ cheers ] -- but i decided tonight's your night. >> thank you. thank you. >> so i hope you'll invite me back. >> you haven't said no? >> no, i absolutely have not said no. it's likely i run as i don't run. i truly haven't made up my mind. >> at every turn, there's evidence that hillary clinton is standing in the way of any white house aspirations that joe biden still has, and frankly has had for three decades. according to a "the new york times"/cbs poll, 82% of democrats said they'd like to see clinton run in 2016, 40 points higher than the number of democrats who want biden to get into the race. >>

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officer rodney williams, a 24-year veteran of the force, is accused of stealing jewelry from the department's evidence room. his arrest comes after two other high profile crimes involving d.c. police officers. last month officer linwood barnhill was charged with pimping teenaged girls. mark washington was arrested on child porn charges a few weeks earlier but later committed suicide. >>> six people homeless tonight after a fire destroyed their house in prince george's county. a fire broke out after 6:00 on 40th avenue at lawrence street in colmar manor. it took longer to put out the flames because the older home had some additions, and that made it easier for the fire to spread. firefighters say they plan to help the displaced residents. >> it's tragic. any family that has to go through this, especially this time of the year in the cold and the weather, to have somebody displaced like this is hard. and we want to reach out to them as much as we can and try to help them after the fact. >> everybody inside the house was able to get out safely. firefighters are still trying to figure out what st

liberian were called to minister of corruption the minister was dismissed but retaliated by serving rodney c for millions in damages. the journalist couldn't pay so he was thrown in jail and later placed under house arrest to do. it was new and moved it into a new thing. really just a thought about people believe so. if your bathroom and then going on. ahaha the cheek and lips and rugby scene shows how he was taken from the court hearing directly to jail many see supporters have protested his arrest the case made international headlines and leading cultural figures intervened and seized the house eventually he was released from house arrest. we do it because we do. we respond and called the estimated two thousand six hundred centimeters from the helper of the cross. and is known as the vessel in london. we feel strongly that the government can support our efforts and what you have tondstan kw. it ositionchen just a feature of liberian politics it alsermeates day to day life. this video shot by an anti corruption activists chose a police officer taking bribe money from a street criminal. th

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and of course joe biden might say i'm kind of the rodney dangerfield here, i'm not getting any respect whatsoever. but it's because hillary clinton is such a big star. and also look at the changing democratic party. i'm not sure going forward in the next 20 years or so that we'll see a lot of presidential nominees from the presidential party that are white men. the democratic party is in a totally different direction and seems that they will be going for females or minority candidates going forward. >> all right. thank you. >>> and for more from mark and the rest of the nbc news political team, check out first read on nbcnews.com. >>> and right now, as we from prepare for snow, californians are preparing for a second round of heavy rain. ? l.a. county, dozens of homes are being evacuated in case of mudslides there. neighbors are lining the streets with sand bags to prevent flooding. to the west in malibu, a nine mile section of the pacific coast highway has been shut down. heavy rain above the highway can lead to severe rock slides. scary out there. and we have something scary heading

celebrated our fleet soviet hockey legend various live tragedy i can also legendary figure skater winner rodney we caught up with her she shared with us what it's like to be the final torchbearer in the longest a limp relay ever. yes well it just let it it seems it's my destiny to do everything as a pair but it's a fantastic experience it's so great that we've been entrusted with such an honor i have these games will be extremely exciting it's always exciting at the olympics everything is brand new here the weather is beautiful and it's creating a festive mood for everyone especially athletes and it's very important because the olympics has long been about so much more than just sports. so many famous faces here in the maybe surprising among the olympic hopefuls and saatchi's a very familiar face from a very different discipline globally renowned violinist vanessa mae is qualified for the women slalom representing thailand she says she's hoping to deliver a virtual ghost of performance on the slopes this time to. i mean so it's my view that me and you live a very days when it's rational right s

week's hearing the planning commission elected commissioner cindy wu as president and commissioner rodney fong as vice president. so, we both contract them on their positions. the apple store was also heard by the planning commission. as you recall at your last hearing, this commission granted a major permit to alter for that location. there were three items that were under consideration at the planning commission. the first was the special use district code amendment. after the hearing, a motion to recommend approval with some very small modifications failed by a vote of 3 to 3. commissioner antonini was absent and then three commissioners voted against. so, without an alternative motion per the planning code, the matter is forwarded to the board of supervisors with a recommendation of disapproval. so, that zoning change will be before the board of supervisors at a future hearing. however, the commission voted 5 to 1 to approve the project, and they also made findings in support of the sud code amendment, should it pass at the board of supervisors. that commission vote was 5 to 1, and th

now when you twitter post facebook comment or casual disparaging remark could lead to a hefty term rodney shakespeare chair of the committee against torture in bahrain thinks it's an act of desperation they're endeavoring to create that the british monarchy had and that. it had prior to the french revolution they think that by making these condign penalties sending a twix which the king reads and then coding that virtual high treason they think that is some way that will increase it won't it will only make them and the more ridiculous so i mean. from the point of view of the khalifa this is something in the last stages of that before they get out of a throwed in particular. by members of their own side. a breach of citizen's privacy in germany apparently too much for even the country's leading hacker organization the chaos computer club suing chancellor merkel and the government they say for failing to prevent the u.s. and britain from spying on germans linus newman one of the activists behind the legal action explained. if you look at what happened in germany off to the wooden revelation

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rodney shakespeare share of the committee against torture in bahrain thinks it's an act of desperation. daring to bring to crate that all around the produce on the keypad and that time though the fourteenth had prior to the french revolution. they think that by making these combine penalties sending a treat to which the king weeks and then coating that led to high treason. they think that in some way that will increase the one that will only make them smaller and more free tickets so i'm really afraid for the poignancy of the kelly cup. this is something in the last stages of that power before they get out of the road in particular they can overcome by members of the rent sign. a breach a citizen's privacy in germany apparently too much cream in the country's leading pack organization. the chaos computer club sewing chancellor merkel and the government the state for failing to prevent the us and britain from spying on germans. why does newman won the activists behind the legal action explain you'll get to know what happened in germany off to the snowden river basin score in the costs o

celebrated athletes solving hockey legend vladislav tretiak and also legendary figure skater rena rodney now she shared with us what it's like them to be the final torchbearer in the longest a limping relate ever. yes as a girl is going with just a little bit of it seems is my destiny to do everything as a pair but it's a fantastic experience it's so great that we've been entrusted with such an honor i have these games will be extremely exciting it's always exciting at the olympics everything is brand new here the weather is beautiful and it's creating a festive mood for everyone especially the athletes and it's very important because the olympics has long been about so much more than just sports. we're told where the winds were poor but first medals in the twenty fourth in the olympics were awarded for slopestyle snowboarding the american rider and sporting legend meantime shaun white decided he was going to pull out before the games began he said he was worried about the safety of the course so we asked billy morgan an athlete fourteen great britain what he thinks about the venues here

like the way that guys like superman i'm going through his story has yet to be told right when that rodney mccarthy has via twitter what's the worst prank you ever pulled on and who is it on you know i'd say the worst thing i ever did is i've got arrested for april april fool's day to my mom and i told them and when i listened to them i you know i thought to be cute in and i i said if she starts getting upset get me out a car so she is balling and i'm not i am i get me i'm screaming to get him because he's. in bad mom i'm so sorry if you have your was ok there's a good question sam flaps on twitter up how important is a good state board i think it's really important depending on your level if you want to involve in really become be able to do a lot of tricks and take it to a second tier i've equated to like you can play golf with any golf clubs you go rent clubs skateboarding the same way but if you really move volved your game if you will you got to you have to lose a great one cost one hundred twenty dollars and it's all you know. ken dawson via twitter was in or do you plan to have kids

guy who ever covered poxing, ever, two champs with us, larry, you to first, i alys said you were rodneyoxing you came after moment muhammad al ale a, i, did you not dodge anything, looking back at ali , and at clay, and what he did then. and how he changed boxing then, what do you think? >> i thi a great job, he was the martin luther king of boxing, he gav boxing opportunity, and pride, he went on fought the ones they put in front of him, as far as sonny liston, i was an ali fan. i think what he did was fantastic, bause i w was young, and i was rooting for muhammad ali, he could do no wrong in my book. neil: you used to be a training partner. >> i sparred with ali for four and a half years, he beat h up a couple times, i got even with him at the end. without anger. neil: but jim, i was not blowing you smoke to talk about yr contribution, someone who wawatched and analyzed this i thought, you asked the nastost questions of fighter -- nastiest questions of fighters, i always thought someone was going to hits you right now, i machinetioned ali, and how he made it certainly changed boxing a

. >> rodney horton published research exploring whether the weather can be linked to the melting sea ice. >> he says another decade of research is needed. >> we can't say because the one season is extreme, that we'll get more of this. we see more heatwaves, and coastal nuding. >> they are the big risks. we may see snow in the future. it is less certainly. >> a lot more snow. rebecca, we'll see more, you're telling me? >> we have a little more. we have it going on in the north-east. it is interesting that we have two big storms on each coast. one in the west, one in the east. let's address the east. as you go up to boston, we have snow and heavy bands and a blizzard warning. south of boston, and to the north of boston. wind gusts, this is what is causing the powerful gusts. note that all the winds coming out of the north-west, gusting to 30 miles per hour, blowing snow around, taking visibility to zero in place, but the blizzard warning in place, up to plymouth, we have winter storm warnings on sunday up into maine. the storm, or the peak snowfall will wrap up after midnight. highest

rodney buford is an inmate barber at the riverbend maximum security institution in tennessee. cut a guy that was open white supremacist. aryan nation-type person. and he had a nazi sign on his forehead. i heard he killed like three people in prison already, in addition to what happened out there on the street. so, here it is now, i'm fixing to cut somebody's hair that maybe hates me just because of the way i look as far as my skin is concerned. >> buford put professionalism ahead of his feelings and completed the cut. but at some other prisons, race is an issue that can't be brushed away. there are different sets for white inmates, blacks, hispanics and others, those are asians and pacific islanders. >> before you take it out, you have to check with the officers to make sure all the pieces in there. and after the job is done, when you turn it in, they have to check it again. let the officer check again. they don't have to worry about what's missing and what's not. >> this inmate, a native of cambodian, only services the others, like fellow cambodians. >> i give haircut by inma

guy who ever covered poxing, ever, two champs with us, larry, you to first, i always said you were rodneyfield of boxing you came after moment muhammad al ale a, i, did you not dodge anything, looking back at ali , and at clay, and what he did then. and how he changed boxing then, what do you think? >> i think that is done a great job, he was the martin luther king of boxing, he gave boxing opportunity, and pride, he went on fought the ones they put in front of him, as far as sonny liston, i was an ali fan. i think what he did was fantastic, because i was young, and i was rooting for muhammad ali, he could do no wrong in my book. neil: you used to be a training partner. >> i sparred with ali for four and a half years, he beat him up a couple times, i got even with him at the end. without anger. neil: but jim, i was not blowing you smoke to talk about your contribution, someone who watched and analyzed this i thought, you asked the nast yost questions of fighter -- nastiest questions of fighters, i always thought someone was going to hits you right now, i machinetioned ali, and how he made

larry, to you first, i said you were the rodney dangerfield of boxing, you came after muhammad ali buthat you stayed on longer as champ. only joe lewis, held that title longer, and you fought everyone, you done dodge anybody. -- you didn't dodge anybody, looking back at ali and clay ha he did then, highway he changed box -- how he changes boxing then, what do you snj. >> he did a great job. he was the martin luther king of boxy, giving opportunities and pride. as far as sonny liston, you know, i was a ali fan, all the way, i think what he did was fantastic. because i was young, i was rooting and rooting for muhammad ali. so, you know he could do no wrong in my book. neil: you were a training partner of his in. >> yes, i spaared with ali for 4 1/2 years, and he beat me up a few times, i got even with him at the end. neil: you did. >> i beat him up. neil: you did. jim gray. >> without anger. neil: jim, your contribution, someone who watched this, and analyzed it i thought, you asked the nastiest questions of fighter, i always thought someone is going to hit jim right now, i mentioned wit

whistle blower was his legal domestic partner of 8 years rodney. by phone but was asked by quest family not to good on camera. san jose has tough drug/alcohol abuse policy. if alerted to a problem a supervisor or department head must act. he don't think any action was taken possibly because he and quest were breaking up. and his action might have been interpreted as squaun squabble. san jose fire department does background check to identify character flaw or drug problem as part of the hiring process. you go through a very background investigation, intense. looking back about 12 to 15 years in your background. psychological exam. anything looking for anything that tl that may lead to us think that go something like this mayo occur. >>reporter: quest former partner said his suspicion of possible drug use stemmed from a dramatic personality change from loving and caring to irritable and temperamental. 6 months ago the fire department assigned quest to become community outreach manager. in that role he worked primarily with neighborhood associations.

rodney davis of illinois is cosponsoring a nail outlaw calls inflight. he joins me now.ore we move to the cell phone story, though. you just had the vote on the debt limit. how did you vote and why? >> you know, gerri. thank you for having me on. i voted no. i'm not someone who can support the clean debt ceiling. we have a president willing to spend tax dollars that americans haven't earned yet. we should have put something like the keystone pipeline permit to sign the permit and create 40,000 jobs. gerri: we have a long way to go. go to the senate next. we'll see how it turns out. a lot of republicans not happy with what happened tonight. how will you make your voices heard? >> we continue to talk about some of the issues that are important like keystonepipeline. addressing some of the risk corridor issues to make sure we don't have the president give insurance companies a bailout when it comes to obamacare. and we have to continue to monitor the fact that the president has said he's going rule by executive order. these are issues that need to be addressed by congress a

. >> and i had no clue, i was seeing my friend rodney krause, play in concert, i felt nothing but a 4.4 to us in california, and that's nothing. >> no major damage or injuries have been reported from that earthquake. >>> well, state agents have confiscated more than a ton of shark fins stopping them from ending up in the soup many like to eat. kpix5 kristen ayers went to a restaurant serving it despite it is against the law. >> the investigators say it was the biggest bust. 238 pounds of shark fins carded off in boxes from this san francisco wearhouse on howard street. the guy who owns the wares -- warehouse, michael qawng, a big voice in the movement. he was not there when we stopped by, but shark advocates say he knew better. >> i think he is very aware of the law. >> anyone selling the soup is fined $1,000. the director of the nonprofit shark steward says he was clear he was breaking the law in a big way. >> that's a lot of money in shark fins and he was trying to sell them to somebody, i imagine. >> investigators say one of the restaurants he was selling to was this one. hong kong e

rodney davis is pushing a bill to make white house meals comply with the nutritional requirements of the usda school lunch program. those requirements include limiting saturated fats, transfats and sodium and serving meals with reasonable calorie counts. a work-up of the state dinner menu estimates diners will consume about 2500 calories tonight and a whopping 153 grams of fat. that's at least twice the fat most adults should consume in an entire day. also attracting attention today, this photo tweeted by the first lady. showing the first dogs sitting at an ornate table. one wearing a jewels necklace. bon appetite, she writes. good thing the u.s. has only a 6.6% unemployment, one person tweeted. another, the wealthiest 1% feed their dogs like this. >>> and finally here's a news flash for you. americans like pizza. your tax dollars have gone toward proving that. how many of your tax dollars is a little unclear, but it's all part of the usda's what we eat in america survey of 18,000 americans. among the findings, men eat more pizza than women. women over 60 are least likely to order a