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andrea: rodney llegó a grabar varias canciones, incluyendo esta.or él, y, pues, se fue a trabajar. andrea: rodney trabajaba en la terminación del piso de una casa en melissa, texas, que tenía que entregarse al otro día. gustavo: supimos que empezó a sentirse mal desde las diez de la mañana. empezó a sentir mucho calor y... andrea: al parecer, en la casa dónde trabajaba, no había aire acondicionado, y el patrón no le habría permitido a los trabajadores hidratarse. gustavo: dice que le decían "ey, no agarres agua porque--porque no quiero que me dejen las aguas a medias". sabes, pues, tomaban tantita o algo y se ponían calientes, como son subcontratistas traen a la gente dándole hasta que más no pueda. andrea: es decir, sin descanso, sin aire y sin agua. gustavo: el caso es que él duró desde las diez de la mañana hasta las--casi las cinco, ahí luchando por--por vivir. Él, como pudo, [indistinto] cómo salió, y ahí cayó. fue cuando un señor que trabajaba en otra casa habló a la ambulancia. graciela: la noticia es que me llamaron, se había desvanecido y

the rodney king beating spurred a riot. spurred three trials.the biggest news at the time, and so it's impossible to believe that anybody especially someone in policing would not know what that shirt referred to. >> and if people, just to add to the context of this, you know this, but this is the latest in what's been a turbulent summer for the philadelphia police department. in june, we spoke about this, you orked a protest after a number of officers were accused of posting hateful or racist con dent on social media. the "but." the other side, from the '90s. aren't people allowed to change? is there, saul lyolomon, room n forgiveness decades later? >> yes, for initially wearing the shirt. there is room for forgive ms. for making that mistake, but telling us that you did not know, that this was a reference to rodney king is just not believable. nobody believes that, because of how big that news was at the time, and i think the other thing is, the response to it. now, she was quoted in an article saying that she didn't know and some other things

rodney ellis, rodney, thank you. thank you very much rodney. marsha thank you.las justice, thank you nicholas. ronald johnson. thanks ronald. thank you. harold martin, thank you harold very much. [applause] bernard milano, [applause] connie rath, and billy hawkins. thank you. thank you all. billy i will always remember the candidate marching band in my inaugural parade, that was something. you tops the ball. there was a great group. thank you very much. they were fantastic. this afternoon we were also thrilled to be joined buy more than 40 students, who were selected as the 2019 why house hbcus competitiveness scholars, would you please stand so that weekend congratulate you and applaud. [applause] where were you ? [applause] that's what it is all about. you get right down to it isn't. inspiring tradition of hbcus, dates back to the civil war. when pastors abolitionists and men and women who had escaped slavery founded many of the first colleges and universities for african-americans. a longtime io. in 1861, a free african-american woman, mary veeck, taught 20 s

a slogan making light of the brutal police beating of rodney king caught on tame.lter immediately apologized at yesterday's city council meeting and had no idea the shirt packed a racist message. city council member cindy bask is joining me now. you want her to step down. you were not buying the denial. tell me why. >> well, i don't think there's any -- it's inconceivable she had no idea, no clue when this incident occurred. it received international coverage back in 1991. in 1992 as we all know there was a very well-publicized trial and acquittal, a riot. there was a loss of life after, as result of that riot, and so, in 1994 when she was photographed wearing the shirt, you know, there were other things that were happening. other trials that had echoes of the rodney king verdict and the disappointment and the way people felt around the lapd, particularly the o.j. simpson trial. which was coming up and which started around 1994. so all of these things together say to me there is no possible way that anyone who was in policing during that time frame could be unaware

up next is rodney fong. >> thank you, steve. congratulations. i feel like it's a new day.t's a fresh breath of air. it literally is a chamber of commerce day here in san francisco. i want to thank mayor breed, supervisor brown for being champions of this legislation. all of the points you bring up about the vitality of san francisco, how important it is for our streets to be filled with people and to get involved with businesses. at the chamber of commerce we've put an emphasis on small businesses. i feel growing up in a small business and running our wax museum down at fishermen's wharf, creativity is the secret sauce. if we can give entrepreneurs the ability to be cultivators of things, we're going to do well. i'm happy to be here. i hope we have many, many more opportunities like this. congratulations to the planning department and clearing some of the red tape. hopefully we can get more businesses open here this san francisco. thank you very much for coming, and congratulations to you. [ applause ]. >> mayor breed: thank you, rodney. before we sign this legislation, i

rodney fong. >> hello everybody. thank you so much for coming to the san francisco chamber of commerce breakfast here at chase center, home of golden state warriors. look at this arena. i am in awe coming down here. for those who don't know me i am the president and c.e.o. of the san francisco chamber of commerce, a proud fourth generation san franciscan. i have zoned a business and sat on the port and planning commission in san francisco. i want to as you can tell i am passionate about san francisco. i want to tell you about a story that happened as we watched chase center rise up. six and a half years ago which my son andrew reminded me of. i got a phone call from may or ed lee who invited me to breakfast. they pitched the area about building the arena in the hometown. this being an arena for san francisco to enjoy, to use, to be a place of gathering. i am sured lee would be proud if they were here. we witnessed mission bay come up. the sports and entertainment complex will be a focal point with retail, housing, pu

rodney dickens. lieutenant colonel jerry dave dickerson, united states army. eddie a dillard. petty officer first-class johnny dr. jr., united states navy. captain robert e dolan jr., united states navy. commander william h donovan, united states navy. lieutenant commander charles draws the third, united states navy retired. commander patrick done, united states navy. petty officer first-class edward t ehrhardt, u.s. navy. barbara g edwards. lieutenant commander robert r nelson, united states navy reserve. charles s falkenberg. and his wife, leslie a whittington. and their two children, dana and zoe falkenberg. petty officer 3rd class jamie l fallon, united states navy. jay joseph ferguson. amelia v fields. gerald p fisher. flag andhe flag -- e her husband, rear admiral will wilson f flag, retired. petty officer second-class matthew m flock oh, united states navy. sandra and foster. lieutenant richard p gabriel, united states marine corps retired. captain lawrence d get straight, united states navy. gee.z brenda c gibson. colonel ronald f galinsky, united states army retired.

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rodney dickens. joseph thomas, junior. laura patrick. michael denito. vincent francis defazio. donald joseph difranco. john. david dimeglio. marisa dinardo schorpp. anthony dionisio. joseph dipilato. johnny, junior. john joseph. melissa. >> brenden.ny robert, junior. and my uncle and my aunt who were siblings that day who died in the towers. we love and miss you so much. you'll always be in our hearts. and my brother, lieutenant .michael francis, the heroism that you showed that day and all the first responders and civilians was amazing. we miss you and love you. neil matthew dollard. james domanico. benilda pascua domingo. carlos dominguez. jerome mark patrick dominguez. kevin w. donnelly. jacqueline donovan. william h. donovan. stephen scott dorf. thomas about. thomas dowd. mary yolanda dowling. raymond matthew downey, senior. frank joseph doyle. joseph michael doyle. randall l. drake. patrick joseph driscoll. stephen patrick driscoll. charles a. droz. mirna duarte. luke dudek. gerard duffy. michael joseph duffy. thomas w. duffy. antoinette duger. jackie sayegh duggan. sareve

. >> reporter: swann's shooting came after the death of 3-year-old rodney march who police say got aholdf a loade gun and shot himself this brings the total number of children shot and killed this year to 23 the youngest, just 2 years old. >> everyone that's over the age of 9 years old is able to say i'm afraid of being shot it's real. it's horrific. we're in a real state of trauma. >> reporter: police blame a flood of high powered weapons. where are all of the guns cg and lling guns, stolen guns. that's a big problem. >> reporter: police say they still need more help from witnesses. while the st. louis area kids are under siege. ron allen, nbc news. >> so much heartache in that community. >>> a major question hanging over the nfl tonight, will superstar antonio brown make his debut with the new england patriots sunday after he was accused of rape in a lawsuit by his former trainer. brown has denied the allegations. and defends himself on instagram from tom brady's training center. >> the devil is going to try to bring you down when you get closer to your goals the key is don't let him.

rodney c. gillis laura gilly john f.ley donna marie giordano jeffrey john giordano john giordano steven a. giorgetti martin giovinazzo kum-kum girolamo salvatore gitto cynthia giugliano mon gjonbalaj dianne gladstone keith alexander glascoe thomas irwin glasser edmund glazer harry glenn barry h. glick jeremy logan glick. steven glick john t. gnazzo william robert godshalk michael gogliormella brian f. goldberg jeffrey grant goldflam michelle goldstein monica goldstein steven goldstein >> ronald f.golinski. andrew h. golkin dennis james gomes enrique antonio gomez jose bienvenido gomez wilder alfredo gomez manuel gomez jr. >> and my sister, whose leadership insureded the safety of many, but was lost when she went to find a missing co-worker. you'll always be my hero. >> and my mother, francis, good morning brothers and sisters in good faith. listen. some people did something. i am here today to honor my 76-year-old mother francis on the solemn 18th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. mom, we all miss you and love you very mu

rodney, thank you. marshall grigsby. thank you. [applause] nicholas justice. ronald johnson.applause] harold martin. thank you very much. bernard milano. [applause] connie and billy hawkins. thank you all. billy, i will always remember the talladega marching band in my inaugural parade. that was something. it was a great group. thank you very much. you were fantastic. this afternoon we are also thrilled to be joined by more than 40 students were selected as the 2019 white house competitiveness scholars would you please stand so that we can congratulate you and applaud. [applause] that's what it's all about when you get right down to it. the inspiring tradition dates back when abolitionists and men and women that escaped slavery founded many of the first colleges and universities for african-americans. a long time ago. in 1861 a free african-american woman mary peek top 20 students under an oak tree near union base in virginia. that tree still stands tall and mighty on the campus of hampton university. [applause] in the face of hardship and painful injustice your school rose t

or northam or trudeau came of age when rodney king was beaten to a pulp by police in l.a. he knows what racism looks like when he decided to wear that brown face. in the ninety's as of the 3rd video the just a murder or especially as a 29 year old teacher we've already and of the 21st century and so to say that he didn't consider racist to me frankly sounds either ignorant or maybe even disingenuous and so true those apology is being injuring hollo i think he's a doll thank you of the u.n. security council is being urged to vote today on resolutions calling for a ceasefire in syria's last rebel stronghold of italy rival revolution resolutions have been tabled with one version backed by germany belgium and kuwait and the 2nd supported by russia and china syrian government forces backed by russia have waged a 5 month offensive in it live where the death toll is mounting. a makeshift ambulance traveling through the northwestern syrian region of it. there are barely any ambulances left here let alone a phone network to call one. this injured man has been brought to a special c

secretary just fifty's and sixty's the way the maybe an ivy or north of were trudeau came of age when rodney king was beaten to a pulp by police in the way he knows what racism looks like. and when he decides where that brown face as a 29 year old teacher at that we had already entered the 21st century and so to say that he didn't consider it racist at the time to me frankly either sounds ignorant or disingenuous and i'm not sure which is worse did every reporter peter offer us on the story thank you so much thank you. turning now to the egyptian city of alexandria founded by alexander the great more than 2000 years ago it is now wrestling with the effects of climate change rising sea levels threaten to inundate poor neighborhoods and archaeological sites authorities are responding with emergency measures most importantly the erection of concrete barriers out at sea to hold back the tide. the threats pounds the shore every few seconds. at stake ancient citadels and archeological finds. sandy beaches and poor neighborhoods which could be inundated by rising sea levels for protection simple if

absolutely he's 47 unlike northam who came of age in the fifty's and sixty's he came of age when rodney king was beaten to a pulp by police he knows what racism looks like so i think for him to claim ignorance on this. it's looks disingenuous and if it's a clear and i don't know what's better frankly it's a tricky political situation to be in certainly cater to the reporter thank you so much thank you so much 3 months of pro-democracy demonstrations in hong kong have had a police against protesters in increasingly violent street clashes with no end in sight to the unrest people in hong kong with close personal ties to members of the police force are finding themselves in a difficult position that he is pulling are and cherry chan have the story of 2 women caught in the middle of this political crisis. images of clashes between police and protesters deeply troubling to marry when still early the conflict one runs through their family they support the protests but mary is the daughter of a policeman and stella's fiance serves in the raw accordance. i have been depressed since it all began

rodney dickens. lieutenant colonel eddie a. dillard. petty officer first class johnny doctor jr., united states navy. captain robert e. dolan, jr., united states navy. commander william h. donovan, united states navy. lieutenant commander charles a.droz iii, united states navy, retired. commander patrick dunn, united states navy. petty officer first class edward t. earhart, u.s. navy. barbara g. edwards. lute commander robert r.elseth. charles s.falkenberg. and his wife lesly a. withington. and their two children dana falkenberg. and zoe falkenberg. petty officer third class jamie l. fallon, united states navy. j. joseph ferguson. amelia v. fields. gerald p. fisher. darlene e. flagg. and her husband admiral wilson f. flagg, united states navy reserve, retired. petty officer second class matthew m.flocco, united states navy. sandra n. foster. first lieutenant richard p. gabriel, retired. captain cortez ghee. brent ta c. gibson. ronald f. ian gray. diane mckenzie. caroline b. hal mono. michelle hidenberger. sheila m.s. hyde. staff sergean

rodney king. can we all get along. trish: that means respecting the other side and respecting diversity of thought. that's not what you are seeing from the left. right now, if you dare to support the president you are in trouble. if you ever worked for him you are in trouble, too. former trump campaign manager corey lewandowski in the hot seat testifying for hours in front of a democratic controlled house judiciary committee. they are doing their best to pry some kind of admission from their witness. i want everybody to sight sane want your reaction. >> are you the hitman, bagman, the lookout or all of the above? >> i think i'm a good-looking man. where on page 90 is it? >> chairman you have to start the clock. volume 2, page 2. >> one second, congressman. you don't have to reference it. >> you said page 90. >> reclaiming my time. >> the truth will set you free and the american people,. >> the time from the gentle lady has expired, the witness will answer the question. >> i don't think there was a question. >> when you

.>> reporter: rodney and his dog are at the going center and resort offense. >> central air would beperfect in here. there is everything here except that.>> reporter: his suffering might be short-lived, for everyone else a shady spot with no physical exertion or a quick run through the water. you cannot beat free. going to put the information for the cooling centers on our website, we will have extended hours until nine a clock tonight, that gives things a chance to cool off until he gets back to normal. yes it's really that hot. >> keep up-to-date with all the weather changes, you can download the weather app for your iphone or android device. mag 2 people were killed today in a wrong way crash in the south bay, officials say the driver of an suv was going south and north lands of mountain view and crashed into a honda civic attachment near evelyn avenue just before 1:00 this morning. the suv was on fire when the chp arrived and both drivers died at the scene. authorities say the driver was a man in his 30s, so far no information has been released about the driver of the suv, the cause is

and i was gorntignorant enough think like rodney dangerfield.up, i'm a theater actor. i perform works of literature. and like the third time i was like wait a second, how many kids, you know, and they said 2,000 kids you're talking to. and i said there are some things i would like to say to 2,000 kids, and it paid well. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> please tell them that i get no respect over at ohio state. >> jimmy: uh-huh, yeah. >> i will come perform my standup. so i started writing, and i play stupid songs on the guitar that people seem to really enjoy. and i love it. as a theater guy, you rehearse a play for a month or six weeks, build a set, glue on, you know, wigs and facial hair. as a standup, you just show up with a backpack and guitar, and they call it a show. >> jimmy: and you're ready to go. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. okay. so you're doing this. i love the idea, by the way that you felt like you had things you wanted to say to the 2,000 kids. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and they were paying to hear them, so presume bhably they're listening to you. what

or israel's meddling on behalf of rodney? why weren't those stories that were covered by rachel maddow every single night for 50 minutes of her one hour-long show? and for that matter, can you be elected in a seat of congress without being heavily influenced by israel in this country? where is that story? [ applause ] >> foreign-policy is foreign policy and any country should be criticize a bowl. cool word. i just made it up. criticizeable. wow. english is my second language. these are the types of stores that i drilled down every newscast. if you get a chance to check it out check it out. some of these stores are very critical of the united states. you know? the country that i love and that we all respect. because i came here as a refugee from a communist country. i'm here from cuba. you also are not allowed to criticize the state. that's not a model we want to emulate. people say, there was a big article a couple of months ago in the herald that rick sanchez, raised in miami to hate communists, now works for the russians. p

congratulations to rodney fong, the new executive director. i am looking forward to the future and the work to do to make san francisco an incredible place just like this amazing center you are enjoying here this morning. thank you all so much. [applause.] >> thank you very much, mayor breed, we celebrate the opening of chase center. i invite you to welcome to the stage the san francisco chamber of commerce board chair and chief revenue officer, john gingrich. ♪ get ready . >> thank you all for being here today. nice to see a lot of friendly faces in the crowd. i serve as board chair for the san francisco chamber of commerce. i do want to say thank you to all of the sponsors and especially my former colleagues. thank you for being the presenting sponsor today. the san francisco chamber is excited to watch the business community grow throughout mission bay and here with the retail, restaurants, public plaza and office space. also the chase center, this amazing venue which is going to create thousands of jobs and generate hundreds of millions of

police sweeps that were happening in the '90s, especially after the police were acquitted in the rodneyating case. i was picked up a at that time and i spoke at a hear. i have also helped volunteer with community united against violence, domestic violence and assistance for those who are survived it. i was a crisis hotline person for two years. that was every tuesday night from 7:00 p.m. until 7:00 a.m. as you can imagine, you get all kinds of different phone calls. even now i sometimes shudder when the phone rings, in the middle night, even though i'm not part of it. it was rewarding. i have helped with political campaigns, including work for kamala harris when he was running for district attorney. i was pretty active younger and i guess that kind of was gradually going into my older age, if you will. but then i wanted to be involved again. i think right now as a pretty interesting time, where i think a need to be involved in a lot of different things. and also, too, for someone who is getting odor, see a lot of older people also getting involved. so i think that's very encouraging and

rodney dangerfield, that i decided to go back to school, to make the ultimate sacrifice for my friend teacher, i saw that. apple polisher. so that my friend might learn, might, just maybe, better himself, and hopefully bring some of that knowledge to the hungry and the needy people at le bernardin. you got that right? good machine, no problem? >> eric: yeah. >> anthony: okay. whoa! doing good. [ teacher speaking chinese ] >> girl: it's a little thick. >> eric: yeah. >> anthony: little thick, man. >> eric: okay. >> anthony: in order to get to the top in the harsh, competitive world of professional cooking, sometimes you gotta use sharp elbows. >> girl: more. >> eric: more? >> girl: more starch. >> anthony: get your own, man. >> anthony: it's a cold world out there, better he learns it here than on the street. >> eric: hands up! i win the prep. >> teacher: green on there. >> anthony: the wok is intensely hot, things cook quickly in there. a few seconds too slow and things swiftly turn from the sublime to the ridiculous. >> teacher: okay! finish. >> anthony: et voila, cheese eater. [ tea

first i would like to tell you about two students, rodney and kenyatta. these are children who live in a world where trust is scarce and anger is overly abundant. they describe their communities in their own words as places where no one can be trusted. for these children navigating violence and poverty is a way of life. this can mean that they are exposed to gun violence, gang activity, substance abuse, incarceration of a loved one and loss of loved ones. and because of that they are far more likely than their peers to experience multiple traumas during their formative years. this repeated exposure to trauma can have far-reaching effects on youth. like teachers all over the country, chicago educators also feel the pain and uncertainty right alongside the students that they serve every day. this is referred to as secondary trauma. for both students and teachers, trauma becomes a form of toxic stress in the brain when it is left untreated. for students it can lead to behavior problems, or mental health, drug and alcohol abuse and unhealthy sexual behavior,