. >> roland wong. >> present. >> now i will read the agenda. one, welcome, introduction and roll call. two, action item, reading and approval of the agenda. three, public comments, items not on today's agenda, but within the jurisdiction of the mdc, each speaker is limited to two-three minutes. four, information item report from the chair. five, information item report from the director of the mayor's office on disability. six, information item, accessibility planning for the 34th america's cup and update on the city's plans to make the 34th america's cup the most accessible and international sailing event in history, including accessible paths to travel, transit, seating and signage. presentation by adam van de water, assistant project manager, office of economic and workforce development. at 2:10 the council will take a 10-minute break. 7, information item, mental health awareness month, spot light on psychiatric disabilities, support service and recovery. a, language matters. discussion about the relationship between the stigma surrounding m

. >> went right up the corridor of the 14th district in northern district, remington, hampden, roland park, all the way up through roland park through northern parkway. >> after seeing that trend, some suggested the suspect may have been cashing in those stolen phone at kiosks that pay for old tone -- phones. coming up tonight at 11:00, an upclose look at the bill that would ban the cash for phone kiosks and what the company is doing to fight it. >>> to the latest developments out of egypt tonight. the veals continues to escalate as they continue to fight for cell of the country. militants ambushed two buses carrying off duty police officers in the sinai peninsula. 25 officers were killed. in washington the president is anxiously monitoring the situation but today, defense secretary chuck hagel said there's in the much we can do but watch and wait. >> it's up to the egyptian people. >> egypt is a critical ally in the me. the u.s. gives more than a billion dollars in aid every year. today the white house reiterated that it will review that aid. meanwhile, former egyptian president hosn

and also with her is the photograph who are took that picture, roland sherman.ank you both for being here. edith, first to you, it's a pleasure to see you, meet you electronically, what are your recollections of that day, this day, 50 years ago? >> well, it's a pleasure to meet you, thank you for having me on. my recollections 50 years ago are that first and foremost i was there. with the most important person in my life, my mother, who is not with us now, but we were there because she knew the injusts happening in the south were not fair. they weren't right, and she wanted to be one to stand among the many to say she opposedded what was happening, and she wanted me to share that with her. today was a very good reminder of where we came from 50 years ago, but also where we still have to go. >> what are your thoughts on the work still to be done? >> well, 50 years ago people were committed to making the necessary change on a daily basis. we need to do that now if those changes are going to occur 50 years later, and in the years to come. >> right. >> you can't jus

so thank you. >> thank you very much. >> roland? >> i'm sorry, oh, okay. >> my name is tony robles with senior and disability action and very moved by the comments that were made. you know, really about stigma and the fact that there are inroads that are being made in the media, because the media perpetrates so much of that stigma and knowing that i think it was united press or one of the news services has made a move to remove some of that stigma by changing some of the language. we know that language creates reality and language is very powerful. so it's incumbent upon us to shape that language and to form that language so that we can have a voice and say and to the reality that is made about us and the messages that are disseminated about our community. i am also very concerned about mental health and the stigma of mental health conditions insofar as the relationship with law enforcement, because there have been many deaths, deaths that could have been prevented had there been more of a dialogue or more knowledge of the community

children of this warrior nation have been cut down by a different foe: alcohol. 22-year-old clarence roland was born and raised on the res and knows what alcohol and addiction do to a family. >> clarence, tell me where we are. >> we are at the grave of one of my aunties, her name is emily joyce roland. >> tell me about her. >> emily was young, 21 years old. she died from the effects of alcoholism. >> at 21? >> at 21. >> how long had she been drinking? >> since about 14, maybe younger. >> emily's sister ashley lies behind her. just 14 she was drunk, walking in the dark when a car driven by other drunken teens struck her. clarence's grandfather is here too. cirrhosis of the liver. his mother jinola was just 31, prescription drugs. at 17 clarence left school to raise his brother and two sisters. >> what kept you getting addicted to alcohol? >> losing my family members. >> one by one? >> finally it opened up my eyes to where i needed to sober up because i was a heavy drinker. >> my mom she was really loving, funny fashion-d passionate. she laughed a lot and really good sense of human, she loved

. >> informa alex roland. >> y de 50 estados 19 permiten el uso de la marihuana y al parecer siguen ganando mentales. claudia botero con la información. >> ella ama a su hijo pero a veces no lo puede controlar ella pensaba que era normal pero esto se puede deber a lo que comio la madre. los niños que son expuestos a comida chatarra en el utero y antes de los dos años pueden tener problemas de comportamiento y mentales. y quienes comsumieron poca comida nutritiva tienen niños con más agresividad y berrinches. >> carla ahora cree haber encotrado la respuesta. >> para el proximo comere solo ensalada. >> en ecuador cargamento de más de 4 toneladas de drogas en cajas de platanos a canadá y belgica fue decomisado. >> en ciudad juarez el m10 del cartel de sinaloa fue detenido es del cartel de chepo de sinaloa. >> en otra historia en méxico era un misterio en cadáver 13 de los 13 cuerpos hallados en una fosa clandestina en un rancho en tialmanalco por las autoridades del municipio de tialmanalco en el estado de méxico podría ser el joven que tendio la trampa y quien fue también muerto en el evento

jackie roland reports from paris. >> t*b t president obama talks about the french president on friday. he had a great determination to react and they should not go unpunished. now the two presidents shed the intelligence and evidence that it's about in damascus and said they were both and set the attacks and still the assad regime was responsible. now president obama said they are going to remain closely in touch it seems that the mood now is not so much with us a*bs will be taken but rather when. >> that's jackie rolands reporting. jim is an international security analyst at the massachusetts institution of technology. it's good to see you. >> happy to be with you. >>> give me your rea*bs to the development of the day. >> big, big. i this thought the speeches today were very significant. big news in them. things that we had not heard before and then the idea that the u.s. intelligence community has with high confidence concluded that the syrian government used this. now, for a lot of folks, it's something -- the bush administration say that about robb. >> they didn't. after iraq ther

created a brand with al-qaeda that is designed to siphon off anger in the arab and muslim worlds so roland's mixed who would win well first the chances are that the world would not go well for the us this has been were game to death for instance the atlantic monthly which is a neo con publication serving the interests of israel actually spent a huge amount of money to do a very very elaborate simulation of all of the possibilities for a war with iran and the result was that iran wins every time i mean the only way that iran can lose quote unquote is if the us essentially incinerates all their cities with nuclear bombs any other outcome is an iranian victory. it's it's a very very bad work plan unless of course you're a psychotic israeli like couldn't quite netanyahu and you would be perfectly happy to nuke you know every array and city but of course that would be a work crime that would put the us out of its position as the leader of the world instantly the whole world would be you know is just so disgusted by that it would be the end of america's life as as a world power america's new but s

luego que varios residentes pusieron una demda por abuso de la policÍa, desde nueva york, alex rola rolands, algunos de ellos, habÍan perdido sus casas por el huracÁn sandy, ahora cada uno recibirÁ 3 millones 800 mil dÓlares, luego de pagar impuestos, cÓmo ves? >>> suertudos. lo dije hasta con, sonÓ raro. >>> con envidia. >>> no, para nada, me da mucho gusto, y mÁs en la circunstancia en la que se encontraban. >>> que lo disfruten con mucha salud. >>> listo. >>> en instantes, el papa francisco aconseja a selecciones de fÚtbol de iautalia y argenti, tu paÍs. >>> un auto fabricado en colombia le promete un viaje que lo llevarÍa al otro lado del planeta. >>> envÍe su comentario a twitter y facebook con el hashtag ediciÓn ♪. ♪. >>> 54 jÓvenes huyeron en un motÍn en una cÁrcel de menores de san pablo, todo quedÓ registrado en una cÁmara, muchos escalaron una pared, descendieron Árboles, tomaron como rehenes a 28 empleados de la prisiÓn, fueron soltados. finalmente, luego de 3 horas 22 de prÓfugos fueron recapturados. el papa francisco que es aficionado al fÚtbol, recibiÓ en el vaticano a jugado

hey there, roland.acles they're dealing with now trying to contain this fire. what are they doing to hold it back? >> reporter: well, tell you what, today they're expecting terrible weather conditions. it's a red flag warning out there. high winds, higher than yesterday, considered to be a critical day and also what's called a number six haze index, which means the instability in the atmosphere is huge and really hard for them to control. at this point what they're doing, putting fire trucks in neighborhoods all over the place. in hayley hailey and ketchum as thing start to heat up. >> what about homes damaged, injuries, that kind of thing. >> reporter: it says about the firefighters the fact this is the number one fire in the country right now. they've brought in tons of resources and have protected structures very well. only one home has burned so far. no homes, no structures, burned last night, very significant. a huge influx of firefighters from around the country, another 1,000 expected today that

a suspect is charged with the shooting last week of a man in roland park. authorities say they have a new target. jayne miller is live with the latest with this. >> the shooting last week happened during robbery attempt. the suspect and victim are practically neighbors. the 23 old lives in hampton, a block away from where -- was shot. crime.harged with the has police pulling out all stops buried an additional 150 officers are on the street. crime is the most asked about topic when the mayor dressed the media. onwe are equally focused issues involving the street. of theomes on the heels arrest of others for street robberies that hoggard -- that targeted joggers. >> the phones were places where they get quick money for it. >> machines give cash for use phones. >> clearly, there are flaws in the machines. we are working with our elected officials to see what we can do. the city has done a good job of keeping those machines out. a second suspect in the case has not been found. reporting live, jayne miller. >> thank you. convictedeta has been of misconduct in of

>> rather on the website, short hair beyonce or short hair kelly kel >> i bet kelly roland won this in landside. >> kelly rowland beautiful. >> she's so nice. >> don't do it! >> at this point -- >> no! >> kelly rowland! >> beyonce! >> whoa. >> the revolution begins. >> so dinner was good. what did you have? ok, bye! >> we have johnny sitting on the ground o equinox. >> sitting on the ground? >> sitting on the ground. he has his stuff strewn out in front of him. us and goes hey, and grabs all of his stuff and gets up and starts to walk. like he was walking the whole time. ok, we got to ask you -- >> the sun's magnetic field is reversing its polarity in the coming months. >> i haven't heard that. >> and he like lets out a sigh, really? >> maybe it would have been a better question, why are you sitting on the ground? >> maybe, yeah. >> it makes sense why he's sitting on the floor. >> why? >> priau and h & m right there. how help? can i get you water? would you like a drink? walk into h & m, would you like a card began? shot up, i just want to sit here for a second. you know what i mean? >

remington, camden, roland park all the way towards northern parkway. >> after seeing that trend somegested the suspects may have been cashing in the stolen phones out kiosks. baltimore police have not confirm that had yet. >>> an college student sdud i college student was killed

remington, camden, roland park, all the way up to northern parkway. >> after seeing that they say they are taking the cell phones and selling them at kiosks. >>> [no audio] >>> according to reports filed by the daily beat the obama administration is still not calling the unrest in egypt a military coo. however, the decision has been made to quote reprogram funding to the country. under america law should it be declared a coo it would be illegal for the u.s. to restore any financial aid until democratic government was established. while it sounds like semantics, designating the money is being programmed here. it allows the administration wiggle room to decide funding. it's been 6 weeks since they removed the country's president morsi. as for the affairs right now cairo remains under a a state of emergency. a dusk till dawn curfew is in place. >>> there will be an invest into the deadly trench collapse in anne arundel county. a 25-year-old man was digging a hole to put up a deck. he was about 9 feet down digging the footers on leyton lane. >>> our 2013 coverage, congressman andy harris w

roland thibodeaux was one of their own. you discussed this with them? war on the judiciary. who knows how many others are in this conspiracy with him? we won't be sitting ducks. to suspend his right of habeas corpus? get off you high horse, mr. carver. even lincoln suspended habeas corpus. am i supposed to fall to my knees at the mention of the great emancipator? even great men go too far, your honor. the supreme court rebuffed lincoln. you'd rather see wilkes go free. i would love to keep mr. wilkes locked up. but i love the constitution more. (eames) wilkes' wife changed her identity twice. outh dakota she died in a dui car accident three years ago along with two passengers. one male, late forties. and a young boy. her son? we're still waiting to hear. wilkes tried to contact eric recently as two years ago. so he might not know he's dead. what about the boy impersonating eric? well, when he got the money from the bank, they gave him a form to fill out. he gave an address in stillwater, oklahoma. in the jurisdiction of judge mestres. this address is for a group foster home.

. >> remington, hamden, roland park all the way up through northern parkway. >> it seems to imply that there's a link there. they didn't specifically make that connection. they left that for us to make. >> ben ray who runs shank blog attended this meeting. he said the robberies prompted some in the audio to ask about ecoatm machine, the kiosks that spit out cash on the site to recycle cell phones. there's one in towson town mall. >> that's when the suggestion was made by the police, simply look at the direction in which the pattern and the perpetrators are moving and the implication is they're moving towards those kiosk machines. >> baltimore police say their investigation into these cell phone robberies is still ongoing and they're not confirming whether or not suspects were cashing them in at those kiosks. however, those machines are already an issue with law enforcement as well as lawmakers. >>> a 25-year-old man is dead after being alive. he was down 9 feet digging footers. the homeowner said he hired construction workers to do the work. >> i just got down and started digging as fa

. >> jackie roland is live in paris for us. what exactly did the french foreign minister say? >> well, the french foreign minister said if these allegations were proven to be true, it would be an absolute carnage and there needs to be an international condemnation. he went on to clarify. he said there was no question of sernding force -- sending forces onto the ground in sierra yar. -- syria. he said then decisions would be taken in another way. he said it was possible that the french could react with, for example, the british and the americans, he said. at any rate he said if these allegations were proven to be true they needed to be what he described as a forceful reaction. now we've been trying to get further clarification from the french foreign ministry about what exactly he meant by forceful reaction. was he talking about a strong verbal reaction? is he possibly talking about a use of military force? we've learned he's ruled out force on the ground but that wouldn't rule out other possible courses of action, air strikes for example. we are trying to learn what the foreig

they attacked three victims in wyman park and roland park for the phone. in one incident they beat up a man and another they threatened to kill a woman. they used a pair of vehicles to drive around including a black toyota camry which could have been used in a recent string of 7-11 robberies in baltimore. >> we'll look at every lead. as part of, that if anyone has seen anything in their travels, if they've seen the two types of cars, the white chevy or black camry and believe they were occupied by multiple people, give us a call. >>reporter: they were reported stolen in the same morning of at tack. if you have any information that could help the detectives give police a call. >>> to an abc two news exclusive. the deadly surviv. brian mcdonough lost 19 brothers in june. he would have been with the other 19 that died in the fire but the captain made the decision that saved his life. he was put on look out assignment which spared his life but had to look on from the distance as his fellow firefighters were swallowed byte fire. after the fire swept over his te

edith lee payne captured in this iconic photo reunited with photographer roland sherman. lori brenner and dwight flowers who later married both marched. >> it gave me a tremendous amount of hope. >> reporter: in 1963, gordon gunderson was a park ranger on the podium with dr. king. >> it was the most beautiful poetry you would ever want to hear. ♪ it's about justice, it's about freedom ♪ >> reporter: peter, paul and mary 50 years ago, and today without mary, but with the parents of trayvon martin and newtown father mark barden. 23-year-old activist john lewis -- >> we must wake up america. >> reporter: -- now a congressman and elder statesman. >> we must keep the faith and keep our eyes on the prize. >> reporter: the day was a celebration and call to action, without the fears that shadowed the 1963 march. civil rights leader medgar evers had been assassinated just weeks before. the birmingham church bombing killed four young girls just weeks later. today evers' widow spoke. >> freedom is not free. >> reporter: and the bell onstage, it was rescued from that birmingham churc

. >> you know, today, it's chino hills, it's corona eastville, roland heights, tomorrow it's going to be all of southern california. >> bonnie erbe: even members to have the chinese american association of chino hills are against birth tourism. >> i feel it's -- it's not right, and i think i did whatever necessary to get my citizenship from beginning until now, and i think that's the right process to do it. >> i have a soft spot for those people who want to come to the united states because, like myself, i came from outside the united states. but i went through the legal channels, the right way of doing it. it's not the fault of those pregnant women. any parent would like to have the children have a better life. there's nothing wrong with that. now, this business of maternity hotels, it's exploiting the constitution of the united states. >> bonnie erbe: the protest, media attention and scores of complaints led the l.a. security council.a. securitycouncil to t. >> we've received complaints from neighbors who were low key because they were afraid because there's been intimidation in nei

next we have david elliot from the mental health board of san francisco and roland wong will be taking over as co-chair now. thank you. >> i don't know how much time we have here. about ten minutes or so. >> you have about that, eight minutes. >> my name is david elliot lewis and i'm glad to have the chance to be here to be able to talk to access to services in the city, from my own experience, my observations of others. this city is blessed in many ways and we probably have more access to mental health services per capita than i think any other city in the circuit city and that is good, but pain and suffering still exists. and it's actually pain and suffering that i have known firsthand. first let me talk a little bit about myself and you can see where i am coming from. in addition to being co-chair of the mental health advocate, i have been successful in many ways in my life and i have been a consumer and if it wasn't for the services actually offered in this city to help people with mental illness, i wouldn't have been able to pull myself out of the darkness. i wouldn't have been ab

roland. >> thank you. i would like to find out if the website is updated with the maps? because i found them very useful at last summer's america's cup. and where are the accessible pathwaysin the paratransit drop-off? i noticed it wasn't in the presentation, but it's very useful to have that, so people can visually also see where the key points are. >> absolutely, good point, council member wong. the people plan, which i have a copy here, and can show you the cover is currently available on our weekend at oewd.org as well on the sfmta.com and americascup.com has the link and also i believe the plan is shared with 411. the digital resources should be there for you and if not, take my contact information for copies and they have just been uploaded this past week and i can leave a hard copy with staff. >> thank you. >> staff, is there any questions? >> yes. hi. mr. van de water, thank you so much for your presentation and updates. i just wanted to ask a question. if members of the public knew to contact someone to ask for assistance for a particular policy or accessibility

our affiliate reporter from kivi, roland beres, is on the ground and says residents are on edge. >> local pharmacists say they've seen a huge run on face masks like this one, although that may change, after local health experts told the community that these really don't do anything to protect against heavy smoke like that. bad news for asthmatics who have been having a really tough time and are buying up inhalers as fast as pharmacies can stock them. >> reporter: insurance companies are sending in their own crews to protect homes. and ski resorts are turning on snow-making equipment for several hours a day, hoping to protect their mountains as the fire continues to burn out of control. officials are getting ready to send planes like this military c-130 out to the scene. it's been specifically retrofitted to fight fires. that orange nozzle that you see right behind me there? it can drop up to 3,000 gallons of retardant. david? >> just a huge team there on the ground. aditi, thanks to you. i want to bring in abc meteorologist ginger zee, who is also tracking this tonight. and ginger, you we

those robbers struck three times in less than an hour, attacking three victims in wyman park and roland park for their phones. in one attack they assaulted a man and the other they threatened to kill a woman. if you have any information about this string of robberies, give police a call. you can remain anonymous with any tips you may have to offer. >>> the votes bring a package of incentives and other tax brakes to the new harbor point project to be built in this area at the old allied signal plant was passed by a 3-0 vote, however, it didn't come without a lot of protests. take a look at what this project will look like here. now, the harbor point project will transform about 27 acres of waterfront property into the new headquarters or exelon corpse and bring in hundreds -- corporation a and bring in apartments and stores. mayor stephanie rawlings blake is is behind this project. she says the measure is the most significant downtown development in years. it would bring in hundreds of construction jobs and create a liveable, workable neighborhood. but critics say the $107 million in pub

. >> an atf agent named roland was assigned the dangerous job of actually serving the warrants.ever even made it to the front door. >> a barrage of gunfire went right through the front door. >> camera man. hey, cameraman. >> ambulance, got it. >> how could these guys just start shooting at us? >> the morning of february 28th, 1993, i will never forget. >> crisis negotiator byron sage is the first fbi agent on the scene, arriving some 75 minutes after the shooting started. >> had i got there a little after 11:00, gun battle was still raging, which was significant. the average gun battle and law enforcement lasts about two seconds. this was a gun battle that had raged now for well over an hour. there was some that shot back. we're not denying that. we were not too trusting of them, and we weren't trusting them because they were continuing to shoot. >> bullets were coming out of every window in the compound. >> fbi agent bob ricks would become the face of the government regarding the standoff. when he arrives, the fbi agents are in shock. >> they had the look dpeeft, the look of de

that's jacki roland reporting from paris. >> turkey's foreign minister has added his voice to calls forernational action on that syria. >> many red lines have been crossed. if no immediate action is taken we are going to lose all capacity for deterrence. we are demanding the international community intervene as soon as possible in this situation, for the red line has been crossed for a long time now. that's our call. >> there has been reaction from russia's foreign ministry. let's get more on that reaction. peter. >> a fairly measured response today from the russian foreign ministry in contrast to the very robust statements made yesterday. the foreign ministry said the government of syria has reiterated in the strongest possible terms its readiness to cooperate with the u.n. chemical weapons inspectors, and in his words, as a spokesman's word, offer complete logistickiccal support. he said when the chemical experts would visit it would end speculation on who what and where this incident took place. as i said, it was in contrast to what the ministry came out with yesterday, where they sa

. >> jackie roland has it this update for us from paris. >> reporter: the french president has discussedith the u.n. secretary general what he describes as probably use of chemical weapons in syria and he expresses the shock and outrage oover the massacre. the french foreign minister said that the international community had to make a forceful response to events in syria, but he was deliberately ambiguous and refused to be drawn in on if he was specifically talking about military force and what type of form that response should take. he appears to be hinting, threatening some type of military action or to put pressure on syria. he said in the u.n. security council did not take a decision then decisions could be taken as he put it in other ways, but again he did not elaborate on what sort of decision and what kind of forum could possibly take it. >> so getting more reaction coming from washington, d.c. the state department has been speaking about these reports of an alleged chemical weapons attack in syria, and so just a couple of lines emerging from that briefing at the moment. the u.s.

jodie all glammed up in a roland mouret dress joining mr. and mrs. damon at last night's premiere of "elysium." >> a date night? >> we got a tter, he can state out a little later. >> how late is late? >> 10:30. >> to catch kimmel's sidekick guillermo on "jimmy kimmel live." >> we have a movie called "estupid and an arrow pointing towards me. >> how long is that going on? >> as long as he has a a tv sho. my goal is to take him off the air. >> how do you avenge jimmy? >> until hputs me on the air. >> youou're looking good with te shaved hair and the tats. >> for six months i got to be that guy which ifun. >> even more fun to watch matt battle jodie on the big screen. "elysium" in theaters tomorrow. now let's head to new york where ashton kutcher is opening up about his new move "jobs" and a whole bunch more. >> ashton is in new york channeling apple icon steve jobs and talking about his television job. when ashton kutcher reports to the set of "two and a half men" on monday, he'll be meeting a new co-star. >> it's rumored it's a girl. >> yeah. rumor is

roland beres, from kivi, our local affiliate, describes the scene. >> today it's obscured by smoke and causing a lot of problems for the people in the area who are wearing masks or bandanas to keep the smoke and ash out of their lungs. >> reporter: the beaver creek fire has devoured more than 145 square miles since last week. and it's not nearly under control. more than 700 firefighters there now challenged by the same type of erratic fire tornadoes or fire whirls that are whipping around and spreading flames in the other parts of the western u.s. 42 wildfires are raging in 11 states from alaska down to arizona. the heat and drought speeding the pace of this year's fire season, already one of the deadliest on record. 31 killed so far. and the burning expected to last for several more weeks. bazi kanani, abc news, denver. >> ginger zee is tracking the conditions as firefighters battle those blazes. hey, ginger. >> hey, dan, not good. it's not going to improve all that much.ene i want to show, idaho and utah, really the ones that we're focused on. and they have the hot and dry conditions

jackie roland, al jazeera, paris. >>> we'll have more from the european news later in the news hour, including -- >> revolutionizing schools. there's an app for that. i'm looking at the steve jobs schools in netherlands and why not everyone is happy that technology is taking over. >>> coming up here, media outlets covering egypt's revolution are being squeezed. journalists are arrested and channels are being threatened with closure. >>> plus, one of the most wanted men in india is arrested after five years on the run. >>> in sports the nfl agrees to a multi-million dollar payout over the head injuries sustained by players. details are coming up. >>> a car bomb in the iraqi city of samarra killed 16 people, and the vehicle blew up in the busy market town 100 miles north of the capital, baghdad. at least 27 others were wounded. it comes only a day after a wave of bombings in the iraqi capital killed at least 75 people. >>> pakistan has ordered the retrial of a doctor who helped the cia find osama bin laden. he had worked for u.s. intelligence by collecting dna to verify bin laden's pre

why not have in what roland bark calls the republic of the image a counter narrative presented visuallyputs forth the argument not only is trayvon martin vulnerable to the vicious and arbitrary will of a particularly private citizen, but the way in which the bodies have added up. it's not just trayvon but the name tags taped to those other victims of both police and i think citizen violence is a very poignant and powerful representation of an argument that has to be made. since goldie taylor has worked with npr, we know that visual articulation is a poignant one that gets to the heart of the matter. i believe it's a very powerful piece. >> and goldie, i'm wondering whether or not what you feel went too far was just that end shot which is just so arresting of seeing all the bodies where you expect the ending which is trayvon martin's body laying on the ground but you see all the bodies adding up. i felt like what they were trying to do is to show laws like this that open the door to using deadly force because you're supported by law, they do cause an escalation in violence because it tak

quarterback connor shaw back will connect with roland 65 guards are out. see you later!arolina went on to win it 27-10. thanks in part to this monster play of the day. >> very nice there. >>> 5:26 now. coming up, another victory for same-sex marriage. the new legal recognition for couples nationwide. plus -- >> i was really worried about him. it was hard for me to sleep at night, being away from them. >> the "rim" fire is not just causing chaos for the homeowners up there. how the county is struggling to deal with nearly 100 displaced animals. >> reporter: and it is expected to be another very busy day on bart. we have some advice if you are thinking about riding coming up next. ,,,,,,,, ♪ [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly switch from electricity to gas to extend your driving range. no wonder volt is america's best-selling plug-in. that's american ingenuity to find new roads. right now, get a 2013 chevrolet volt for around $269 per month. female announcer: female annou

quarterback connor shaw back will connect with roland 65 guards are out. see you later!a went on to win it 27-10. play of the day. not be played at the new 49s stadium. rd were in talks >>> locally, college football game steeped in tradition will not be played at the new 49ers stadium. cal and stanford were in talks to play the 117th big game at levi stadium next year but cal athletic director sandy barbour made the call to keep the game at berkeley's memorial stadium in november. many students and the alums overwhelmingly against the game in the south bay since it's considered stanford territory. >>> governor brown signed a bill aimed at protecting children who take part in youth sports programs. assembly bill 465 is designed to create consistency across california. it authorizes all community sports programs to do criminal background checks on volunteer coaches. the purpose is to cut out individuals who may be violent or sexually abusive. >>> it's 6:25 right now. traveling through one bay area airport is going to be difficult today. why the food and retail workers at o

her great grandfather, roland jones, was the first recognize for of the parish church from about 1664 to 1688, you can't et morel bedded in the life of this town than that. her grandfather orlando jones we have his house that is reconstructed here on duke of gloucester street and they owned a plantation at queens creek outside of town. then their daughter frances married john dandridge, who was an up and coming planter and they moved to new kent county, which is no more than 30 miles away. and that's where martha was, that's where that that was born at chestnut grove. and her growing up there, williamsburg was then the center of political and social and cultural life in all of virginia, but certainly in this part of virginia. so given the fact that her father was engaged in a lot of political and economic activity, this is the place where she would have come to more often than any other place. >> this was the area where she kind of was born to, because if you were anyone in society you came to williamsburg if you were from new kent. her mother certainly being a williamsburg society, w

her great grandfather was the first minister of brutan parish church, roland jones, he's buried on the inside. her grandparents, orlando jones and his wife, they're both buried here inside the church, and probably more closely connected to martha washington than anybody else other than george washington is her first husband and their first two children. this is the final resting place of daniel park custis, martha washington's first husband, this particular stone was ordered from, was ordered for him from london. and although he and both of their first two children, their first son and first daughter, were first insterred at their plantation outside of williamsburg, their remains and these stones were moved here to basically her family church in the early part of the 20th century. this is the custis ten meant, this is one of the buildings that martha washington owned here in williamsburg. in fact she owned most of this whole block going back a couple of acres, which means she owned a huge chunk of what williamsburg was. martha washington stayed here off and on throughout most of her li

the heisman's trophy and north carolina and wasting no time to get on the board, connor shaw and roland5-yard touchdown. this happens less than two minutes into the season. south carolina goes on to win 27-10. and vanderbilt opened their season last night. they took the lead with 1:30 to go. check out this run. he goes 75 yards for the touchdown. >> better than reggie bush. >> 39-35. > all right. the darling of this year's u.s. open, victoria duval is out. asked what she learned this week, she said that she is, quote, capable of playing at this level. >>> all right. a fantastic finish, indeed. two outs, bottom of the ninth, hunter steps to the plate, carol. i'm sure he did a backflip. >> i almost fainted. >> tigers win the game 7-6 over the a's and hunter said justin berlander called this shot before he hit it. >> that's right. he said you're going to hit a home run and he did. >> you see, positive energy works. >> and you just made my day. andy schultz, thank you. the next hour of cnn "newsroom" after a break. >>> happening now in the "newsroom," if the obama administration strikes syr

wish roland a very happy birthday. >>>felice atencio.e margarita. don't mind if i do. good for you. good for you. walter, walter, lead me to the altar dassdorf from webster, texas. 100 years old today. loves working with wood. we like him very much. and virginia jefferson, lynchburg, virginia, that's a nice town. 101 years old today. makes makes makes biscuits in the world. hermann weinberg from cleveland, ohio. 101 years old today. worked his way through college playing the saxophone. that's all for now but we'll be back. there's more to come. >> all right willie, thank you so much. >> when we come back, are you really getting the best deal? but first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> when you're shopping for a deal, how can you tell if that price is really a great bargain? here to help us decode the secret language of price tags, apparently there is one, is our retail analyst. what are we talking about? what's the hidden language of prpre tags? >> retailers have two missions, one to make a product and two get product out the door so new pro

his name is roland sherman.one little girl with a sign in her hand behind a picket fence. and she became the face of the march. >> i was out there covering this giant event. a kid cub reporter with a couple of cameras photographing the whole thing. i was the official government photographer. i couldn't be denied access to any part of it. i was like a free roving guy. you could see the access i had, the proximity i had. it looks like they're in their backyard singing folk songs to each other just for fun. but as hundreds of thousands of people gather around and listening to them. i'm really so happy with this picture. it shows all the emotion that's gone through this man's face. he was the guy who created the march on washington. this picture shows the spirit of it. another face in the crowd. it just happens to be caught at the right moment. i saw this earnest face. she's really a beautiful young girl. and she was so intense. i wasn't the only one to be struck by it. she has become like the face of the march on w

wendell in new hampshire won the talking liberally mug for guessing how in bottles of wine roland, hothe week. >> caller: i'm really sad because you are going off the air. >> stephanie: the aid you station is not going off the air. al jazeera is taking over on august 20th. we'll be on until august 15th. >> but you can still get us on sirius xm. >> caller: well, i don't have a computer -- >> stephanie: get an app, or smartphone, or something sir, for god's sake. show a little commitment. >> caller: i could get a smartphone. >> stephanie: all right. >> caller: my whole thing is how close to communism has the republican party seriously gotten, when they are trying to stop voting and all of that other crap. it's pretty sad, you know? >> stephanie: yeah. yeah. absolutely. oh, immigration responses. good. jennifer in fresno. >> caller: hello. >> stephanie: hello. >> caller: i feel compelled to respond because i understand that everybody is -- oh, the immigrants are evil. they are taking over our jobs. if we would go after the companies and fine them similar to what we were doing with alcohol

his name is roland cherman and he was there and spotted one little girl with a sign in her hand behindering this giant event. kid reporter with a couple of cameras photographing the whole thing. i was the official government photographer. i couldn't be denied access to any part of it. i was sort of like a free roving guy. you could see the access i had, the proximity i had. it looks like they're in their back yard singing folk songs to each other just for fun. but there are hundreds of thousands of people gathered around listening to them. i'm really so happy with this picture. it shows all of the emotion that's gone through this man's face. he was the guy who created the march on washington. this picture shows the spirit of it, another face in the crowd. just happens to be caught at the right moment. i saw this face. she's really a beautiful young girl and she was so intense. i wasn't the only one to be struck by it. she has become like the face of the march on washington. i wanted to show the people who couldn't be there the greatness of it, the majesty of it, the scope of it, closeu

. >> didn't roland try to do that? >> stephanie: mm-hmm. that went awry.erage business. >> you had a soda scream. >> stephanie: okay. all right. we were talking about the difference in tear irthreat to the bush and obama administrations and the big difference is dick cheney, a well-known liar. [ ding ding ] [ applause ] of it. >> stephanie: it is genetic according to mamie in wyoming. >> caller: good morning. i thought i would let you know about dizzy liz cheney. >> stephanie: this is serious business in wyoming. she lied on her fishing license. [ ♪ dramatic ] >> caller: she's blaming the game and fish clerk that wrote her up. >> stephanie: he must have made some sort of error. >> caller: well, see, she bought a mansion, $1.6 million in jackson hole. daddy's got a big multi-million dollar mansion on the snake river. and she thought she would pull a fast one, i guess with all of her money and her law degree so she's under investigation which tickles the heck out of me. >> stephanie: it is high-layerious. she has been a ten-year resident and it was only 72 d

quarterback connor shaw is going to find shaq roland for the 65-yard touchdown less than two minutese. the gamecocks win the border war 27-10. in other action sec foes ol' miss and vanderbilt. the rebels, jeff scott check out this run, 75 yards for a touchdown. ol' miss wins the shoot-out 39-35. >>> bleacherreport.com nfl experts make their 2013 super bowl picks. will the patriots make it to the big game? will tim tebow still be on their rost roster? he threw for two touchdowns for the pats' final preseason game. we'll find out if tebow makes the team saturday. >>> how did the chargers get ready for last night's game against the 49ers, they held a walk-through on wednesday on the nuclear powered aircraft carrier the "uss ronald reagan." even some lucky sailors got to show off their skills during the practice. san diego teams have a huge military following with the bases all around the area so it was great to see the chargers show some of our heroes some love. >> not only is it friday, but you brought us highlights of college football. i can't wait. this is the best friday ever. thank

. >> jodie all glammed up in a roland mouret dress joining mr. d mrs. damon at last night's premiere of "elysium." >> a date night? >> we got a sitter, he can state out a little later. >> how late is late? >> 10:30. sidekick h kimmel's guillermo on "jimmy kimmel live." >> we have a movie called "estupido" and an arrow pointing towards me. >> how long is that going on? >> as long as he has a tv show. my goal is to take him off the air. >> >> how do you avenge jimmy? me on the air. >> you're looking good with the shaved hair and the tats. >> for six months i got to be that guy which is fun. >> to watch matt battle jodie on screen. "elysium" in theaters tomorrow. now let's head to new york where ashton kutcher is opening up about his new move "jobs" and a whole bunch more. >> ashton is in new york channeling apple icon steve jobs and talking about hisision job. when ashton kutcher reports to the set of "two and a half men" on monday, he'll be meeting a new co-star. >> it's rumored it's a girl. >> yeah. >> rumor is that girl is tameka raymond, the former "j