roland lowe. i had the pleasure of spending time with at the chinese cultural center and i can say that the city has lost a true giant. roland was a game-changer and a champion for the underserved, dr. lowe known as roland passed away peacefully on november 4th. he was a family doctor and surgeon serving the community he loved for four decades. he dedicated his life to the empowerment of chinatown as doctor, leader, visionary, activist and philanthropist. he has touched lives, changed minds and supported many nonprofit organizations even after he was hit multiple times with strokes. he was chief of staff and chair of the board of trustees at the chinese hospital, leading the hospital during challenging times. as a highly respected professional he helped found the chinese community health care association, served as the first president of the medical society. roland was a strong advocate for civil rights, active in the founding of chinese for affirmative action, the cultural center, the youth cente

there was no roland martin. and then donna brazile got to the clinton campaign.ne story was that she ran into somebody that day that was supposed to ask a question in that she passed it along. here's a key point. i know you've got to go. she said in her email herself -- from time to time, i get the questions in advance. plural. if jake tapper is right, an internal investigation needs to be done at cnn to see how that happened a second time without it roland martin involved. >> melissa: interesting. thank you both for your time. >> jon: on almost any given night, 40,000 veterans are homeless. one-third having served in war zones protecting our freedom. one organization called "building homes for heroes" is trying to make a difference by providing new homes mortgage free to post 9/11 veterans and their families. let's bring in liz clayman. the organization, liz, is honoring you for your contributions to the cause. 130 new homes for inter-defects. that's quite an accomplishment. congratulations. >> we have our viewers to think, in part. also on fox news and fox busi

roland, thank you for joining this group. we usually have howard and susan.rounding it out. >> glad to be here. >> as the white house is saying, the president's position on roy moore is that, quote, if these allegations are true, judge moore will do the right thing and step aside. it sounds like a path to some degree, no way to find out if the allegations are true before the election. that's four weeks away. >> that's right. what we have to see now is, once the president does return from an overseas trip and to some extent he can take a pass while he's on this trip, is, the question will be posed over and over, who do you believe, roy moore or these four women who have put everything at stake to come forward publicly? for me it's very clear. these women have a lot more to lose and to come forward than -- and gives them a lot more credibility. so probably -- i mean, four weeks -- a week in a campaign is an eternity, four, anything can happen, especially if we start seeing more and more women come out which is a possibility. >> you know what, susan, i just want

"action news" reporter john rolands has been at crassner headquarters.d night for the civil right's lawyer turned the city's top prosecutor. >> very good night jim. quiet now in this room but not about 90 minutes ago when larry cralszner took the stage. it was shortly before 9:30 when he called the vote a mandate for a movement to transform the d.a.'s office. those that voted for him were tired of a system that picks on poor people especially people of color. he listed the changes he intends to bring. >> if you like us believe it's time to end the death penalty -- >> yeah >> if you believe it's time to end mass incarceration. >> if you believe it's time to stop making prisoners for poor people by using cash bail. >> if you are sick and tired of the government stealing grandma's house when she did nothing wrong and you have no interest in helping trump's immigration agenda -- >> the d.a. putting out a hiring call. he talked about a transition web site. the's big. it's not clear what all of this means to those employed. presumably, we'll have clarity as th

chuck says the most gratifying part of this whole story is that dewey's name, and roland's name, and names of the 42 other americans he saved are not etched in the solemn, granite wall not far from here that memorializes the fallen in the vietnam war. instead, it will be chuck kettles' name forever etched on the walls that communities have built from southern california to south carolina in honor of those who have earned the medal of honor. of course, chuck says all this attention is "a lot of hubbub, survive." [laughter] pres. obama: chuck, you've survived much worse than this ceremony. [laughter] pres. obama: and on behalf of the american people, let me say that this hubbub is richly and roundly deserved. as the military aide prepares to read the citation, please join me in saluting this proud american soldier and veteran who reminds us all of the true meaning of service, lieutenant colonel chuck kettles. [applause] military aide: the president of the united states of america, authorized by act of congress, march 3, 1863, has awarded, in the name of congress, the medal of honor to

detective roland chavez hoped kristene, now conscious, would be playing a big part in that.ristene still could not speak. >> it was either a squeeze of the hand, and then the blinking of the eyes. >> reporter: so chavez kept his questions simple. >> the first thing we asked her, of course, is "did you know the person that did this?" and she said, "no." >> reporter: and how tall was he? >> she'd described him as about 5'8", 5'9." >> reporter: within the first two weeks of her recovery, kristene helped police draw this sketch of the man who shot her. she said he smelled of cigarettes, which made chavez think about those cigarette butts found at the crime scene. he asked that the dna tests on those be put on the fast track. >> one of the things that kristene was also able to give us was that the assailant wore gloves, and under armour gloves specifically. >> reporter: she saw the logo? >> yes. and she was a softball player. so she's saying under armour gloves, then under armour gloves is probably exactly what we're looking for. >> reporter: but during those sessions with kriste

than a generation ago but what do we really know about east germany will discuss that today with roland the federal commission and for the stasi records hello. welcome to the d w interviewer i'm thomas. mr yon there was a pervasive sense of mistrust in east germany because the state authorities could spy on any citizen at any time. you were targeted by the stasi and now you're in charge of their archives do you still have a sense of trust. so i wouldn't put it quite like that they're working isas in east germany where you'd find that someone you had trusted was actually working for the stasi the secret police but that's why we have to keep studying these archives so that we can find out what happened and deal with it. as we need to confront the past and i think that will be a step forward for germany now and in the future. when you have a betrayed by so-called friends. yes i had a few disappointments it's beneath me negatively but i learn from those situations and that's a good thing. when things like that happen you can make a new start and deal with it effectively. sometimes you can t

that is donald trump. >> roland martin just preached. >> roland, thanks, buddy.n, managing editor of tv -- what was his title? "news one now." sorry. >>> now the favorite part of the show, monumental americans. today it's phyllis lion and partner del martin who fought tirelessly for gay rights beginning in the 1950s when it wasn't always safe to do so. in 2004 they gained international fame by becoming the first same-sex couple to marry in san francisco after the city started granting licenses to gay couples. a few months later, the supreme court ruled those marriages illegal, so phyllis and del sued. >> after a court fight, they made same-sex court legal minutes after they made same-sex marriages legal again. del martin passed away. those are monumental americans. thank you for watching this hour of "velshi & ruhle," my buddy, stephanie ruhle. >> my work partner. >> i will see you back here at 3:00 p.m. eastern. >> i blew that up. i'm stephanie ruhle. we'll hand you off to our friend and colleague, andrea mitchell, for "andrea mitchell reports." >>> matt lauer o

let's get back to roland martin.sentence where you said for those people out there saying you can't blame barack obama, you can't blame barack obama for having done this, why did brk not care about the dnc? >> because that really wasn't his focus. it was really about being for america. that was that he controlled the agenda. the problem here is what precipitated the dnc needing hillary clinton. they were broke. why were they broke? he shifted his campaign in 2012 to the dnc. they had massive debt. had to take loans out. they didn't have enough money for 2014 midterms. now you're stuck in 2016. the question you have to ask is why was the dnc having massive debt when you try to run? so you have a total infrastructure that was failing. that is you did not have a strong chair who was not afraid of the officers. the president wasn't caring about the party. so you had literally a party that was dying on the vine, all of a sudden hillary clinton said when i came in, i had no -- nothing that was really there. that was their

than a generation ago but what do we really know about east germany we'll discuss that today with roland yon the federal commissioner for the stasi records. hello. welcome to the d.w. interview i'm thomas. mr yon there was a pervasive sense of mistrust in east germany because the states with or t.'s could spy on any citizen at any time. you were targeted by the stasi and now you are in charge of their archives do you still have a sense of trust. so i wouldn't put it quite like that they're working nice germany where you'd find that someone you'd trust it was actually working for the stasi the secret police but but that's why we have to keep studying these archives so that we can find out what happened and deal with it. as we need to confront the past and i think that will be a step forward for germany now and in the future. when you have a betrayed by so-called friends. yes i had a few disappointments it's beneath me but i learn from those situations and that's a good thing. when things like that happen you can make a new start and deal with it effectively. sometimes you can talk to the

tambiÉn nos acompaÑa alex roland. cuÉntanos dÓnde te encuentras.despuÉs de ese puente peatonal y quiero mostrarles lo cerca que quedaba de la torre de la libertad. aquÍ, muchas personas han llegado hhasta este lugar. el alcalde bill de blasio ha dicho que el neoyorquino tiene un espÍritu alegre. hoy se celebra el tradicional desfile de halloween sobre la sexta avenida. en algÚn momento se pensÓ que ese desfile se iba a cancelar debido a estos incidentes pero el alcalde ha confirmado que el desfile se llevara a cabo bajo estrictas normas de seguridad. esta Área permanece acordonada por agentes de la policÍa de nueva york, agentes federales, agentes del fbi y la policÍa estatal. tambiÉn ha llegado médicos forenses. ha sido una zona activa desde las 3:00 de la tarde, momento en que ocurriÓ el incidente. la policÍa nos deja estar aquí pero en cualquier momento nos tendremos que mover para aquellos que van hacer su trabajo. ilia: muchÍsimas gracias. vamos a dejar el tema de este acto terrorista para hablar de otras noticias del dÍa. noticias de polÍtica

the dispossession of our own says roland was the fundamental reason for waging the liberation struggle. it would be every trail of the brave men and women whose seventy five. if we wait for him says the gains we have made in reclaiming our lines. therefore i have voted for beneficiaries of the land reform program to show that vividness by demonstrating commitment to the utilization of the land now available to them for national food security and for the governor of our economy. the amount of debt that funded your problems that my government shall continue to of aim to ensure that all land is utilized optimizing. too bad and my judgment to cut but today the law and the commission. saw that it is says with all outstanding issues related to land distribution. my government is committed to cover facing those families from moving into our second in terms of our laws of the land. every we call it is to see a. complex issues of lead genya we have to be addressed both as gently and definitively we dare not leave our gates on these key issues of events leading to this historic day attests to th

you did that really well, roland. isn't he good at this? now we would like to have michigan congresswoman debbie dingell. representative dingell: good afternoon, every fabulous person in this room. it is so great to be with you and to be able to welcome thousands of women with a few men to this great my home state of michigan. you are going to notice my voice is a little whatever, but with all of you here at my back, no one will ever let me be voiceless. i want to thank everybody who made today such a success and to the local host committee. we all know how much work goes into something like this, and we need to thank every single person who made this what it is today. and i need to say one more thing before i get to the crux of my message. i want to give a special welcome to my congressional colleague, the fearless and the formidable congresswoman maxine waters. [cheers] representative dingell: i cannot tell you how lucky i am to be able to learn from her, because there is no one, no one more willing to call it like it is or speak truth to

---el alcalde de gilroy "roland velasco" quiere armar a los ciudadanos con radares para controlar lacidad en algunas areas de la ciudad... -- el tema de la alta velocidad est ocurriendo en todas partes de gilroy y no existe presupuesto para contratar ms policias dijo velasco... ---la placa de los autos a alta velocidad quedaria registrada por los residentes que entregarian la informacin a las autoridades para buscar y arrestar a los que violen la ley.... --la polica de campbell intenta dar con el paradero de unos ladrones... --oficiales dicen que los robos ocurrieron en dos casas en la calle "el patio court" cerca del "pruneyard"... --este es video de vigilancia de una de las casas que muestra a siete jovenes en el area. --residentes de dos casas dicen que sus viviendas fueron saqueadas... --en ambos casos los sospechosos forzaron la entrada por una puerta conectada a las cocheras. ---se le acaba el tiempo a un grupo de familias que vive en casas rodantes en las calles de "east palo alto". ---ellos buscan ayuda pues no tienen a donde irse y dicen que los amenazan con cuantiosas multa

i'm joined with roland martin. happy thanksgiving. hope it was good for you.reat to see you. >> always great family day for me. >> we have seen evidence of the president golfing several times in recent months. he and the white house never acknowledged doing that. why now? does it have something to do with the fact that he's playing with tiger woods? >> no, with the fact that he's trying to sell his golf course. that's what he's doing. this man has done nothing but try to sell as much as he can. maybe because he's playing with tiger woods, might as well call it black friday. the bottom line is here. donald trump is about using the white house to promote his business interest. that's why he keeps going to his hotels. why he keeps touting all of his businesses and that's what this is all about. doesn't matter it's about work. also this is the same guy who lied to the american people who said, i'm going to be so busy, i'm not going to have time for golf. all he had time to do was play golf as president. >> the president has also had time to continue his feud with

a chef gives arts managers are essential information and marketing culture variants of initiative rolandrtin broke using was honored for his life's work and francis morris of the tate modern took top honors as european cultural manager of the. european trend brand recognizing special innovation in culture marketing and communication this year's award went to the berlin what's left stream project where artists and the public can experience culture that is literally on the move was named european culture capital in two thousand and sixteen this project is helping promote tourism to the city but you know it's a theme of fun on people who take this train do it in spite of the long journey because it's simply an experience you wouldn't normally have thought of it offers a first hand experience of europe on solid knowledge and the coveted title european cultural brand was awarded for the twelve time to a culture provider that has established itself through strong branding the code fruit brand awards two thousand and seventeen goes to new c.e.o. that's the group fairly see you on this. journey

everyone in this world we are not told that we are loved and i'm not tell you all i love you i am i roland and i'm top of the people i'm watching those talks and i have a great day and night everybody. so many bankers are jumping off buildings and jumping off ears out of the world is being crushed by come down so max fisher magic you can fish with these bankers a. deadbeat get a good look at the bait right here and you can go fish for dead bankers. on the ground. in iraq. no not at all from. the u.s. envoy to the united nations accuses north korea of bringing the world closer to war just pull countries to isolate the regime. the dictator of north korea made a choice yesterday that brings the world closer to.

this is in novato near ignacio. 10 minutes from roland to 580. no delays across the golden gate bridge. very quiet conditions. speeds in the green down to san jose along 101. we are tracking closures that will remain in effect until mid- january of next year. so highway 35 skyline boulevard, that's closed in both directions. around highway 9. they have detours in place four. but do factor that in. 101 at north first street no delays northbound although it's starting to get crowded out there as you head up towards san antonio. back to you guys. >>> time now 4:51. uber is facing legal action from female customers who say the company put them in danger. >> and a major ruling could leave the city of oakland on the hook for lawsuits connected to the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire. and of violating the constitution by taking money from foreign governments and threatening to shut down news organizations that report the truth. if that isn't a case for impeaching and removing a dangerous president, then what has our government become? i'm tom steyer, an

i had been working with roland martin who had been working with a bunch of other people work we decided rather they go to another quote unquote stale debate where we talk about the e-mails we had worked together and we had come up with a lot of questions and, yes, i gave the candidates had up and i also said i used to give republicans heads up when i was on the panel with them and say here are the topics. i've always given people heads up. i didn't take nothing. i shared something. >> you said that it was a mistake to it forever. >> absolutely because if you going to have your e-mails sent and people oh much see the ones you gave to this one and not the other ones, my files had been wiped clean, so i couldn't defend myself so i took the hit. i took on the hit. >> for me it's been difficult and painful, as you know. i love you like you are my sister. i stood up for you and defended you. >> you did. >> at the same time i very much understand the need that cnn has and the duty they have to defend their journalistic integrity and their brand and you need to particularly in the face of such

this is near ignacio, about 10 minutes from roland to 580. quiet conditions on the roads. everyone is still sleeping or just hasn't left the house yet. it's still very wide open spaces on the roads this morning. if you are heading towards the bay bridge toll plaza, we are seeing slowdowns and things cleared up already. cash lanes were back up. we have chp running traffic breaks on the lower deck of the bay bridge. that was due to a car blocking a lane. looks like they pushed it off to treasure island. so no problems to report west or east. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> back to you guys. >>> time now 4:50. action star chuck norris and his wife are suing a bay area drug company. why they claim a routine procedure nearly turned deadly. the holidays begin here at disneyland park. including carpet and hardwood, tile, stone, even air ducts and window treatments. and your satisfaction is 100% guaranteed or your money back. that's 35% off everything coit cleans. call or click today. left three teenagers dead... >>> good morning. here's a look at your temperatures

toby roland—jones only missed out on the series through injury having taken his test foul early this them have played the county game for a long time and been successful over a long time and been successful over a long period. when you go on a tour thatis long period. when you go on a tour that is as difficult as this, understanding your game is a really important part of it. all of those quys important part of it. all of those guys are important part of it. all of those guys are in a good place and have had guys are in a good place and have ha d su ccess guys are in a good place and have had success for a number of years. i think maybe these are actually the quys think maybe these are actually the guys who have been consistently performing well. they've all put their hands up at various points in their hands up at various points in the first test. across town in brisbane, winger valentine holmes scored six tries as australia beat fiji by 54 scored six tries as australia beat fiji by 5a points to six, to reach the final of the rugby league world cup. (tx oov) he broke his own record

well coming up is it a stunt or something war and artists collective here in germany has built roland's holocaust memorial right next to the home of a far right politician who publicly criticized the monument take a look at this twenty four large concrete slabs and a backyard and a small town and through it's a replica of the berlin holocaust memorial erected outside the house of right wing politician. in january her off the far right alternative for germany party called the memorial a monument of shame this response from the berlin based artists collective center for political beauty is meant to show the politician what shame truly means. and we built a monument for her because who lives over there it's supposed to remind him that you can only free yourself from god once you take responsibility for i'm forty one and. the group known for its provocative political actions spent ten months on the project they rented the lot next to her house and worked in secret only on viewing the work this week some argue the group may have taken their artistic license too far. that he. is allowed to cr

. >> reporter: denise stanton always knew when she got married, her father, preston roland, would walkn the aisle. it was something she and preston dreamed about. >> we knew we wanted that to happen for sure. >> reporter: but in february, preston was diagnosed with leukemia and by october, the doctors told denise wasn't going to get better. the wedding she and her fiance had planned for next spring would come too late. >> didn't know if he would make it that far. >> reporter: denise had six weeks to come up with a backup plan. >> nurses got word of it and made it an official wedding at the hospital. >> reporter: the team of nurses at ucsf hospital pulled out all the stops transforming a hospital ward into a chapel. >> a little cake there they brought us and even had party favors for us and it was just, like, this was beyond more than i had asked for. >> reporter: when an unsuspecting preston took his daily walk through the hospital november 16th, she met him in the hall in her gown. >> everybody here just set me up! [ laughter ] >> even in some of the pictures, you will see his eyes ar

questioning of the political status quo here and particularly has bowes roland. i ten thank you very much indeed and implies that reporting from a rachel fle. at more on iran's role in all of this now the iranian ambassador to france has been defending. their out of his country and city lebanese a proxy hezbollah in the region speaking to france24 rafael khan eararlr apple gas and duffy said that if it wasn't for hezbollah which is. considered a terrorist organization by the west the islamic state group would have become much more powerful take a listen to this. this will allow the lead ball in lebanon of hezbollah is part of lebanese society. there were party in lebanese parliament. apart of greater lebanon the defense the country all manual but we iran we have a relationship with all the lebanese peopl. not just with hezbollah but also the sunnis the maronites everyone our little moment. and you can see that interview in full right now france24 at eleven o'clock paris time. well meanwhile diplomatic push a full peace in syria coming from russia president vladim

toby roland—jones — who missed out on the tour due to injury says he hasn't been surprised by their performanceslike that, most of them have played the county game for a long time and been successful over a long time and been successful over a long period so when you go on a tour as difficult as this, understanding the game is an important part of it and all of those guys are in a good place so, yeah, i think people are used in these glamorous names of these other guys that have consistently performing well and it showed to value when they have put their hands up of various points in their hands up of various points in the first test. to do this as a cou nty the first test. to do this as a county cricketer you want to be competing in the international arena said to fear like you can make that step up and really makes it with the quys step up and really makes it with the guys that you have seen on the tv is a feeling that actually you belong and hopefully gives you the confidence to move forward. ashes aside, australia are co—hosting the rugby league world cup, which has reached its semifinal sta

first racially integrated football team in texas to win the state championship by recruiting johnny roland who went on to be in the nfl rookie of the year. he's still a legend in my high school. they have a big insuring picture of him and we are so proud and the father of my best friend was the coach at miller and he went over and he said if you go to miller, gould. tua state football championship in your senior year in five other players transferred over and they beat wichita falls analysis first racially integrated team. am so glad you mentioned all that. >> thank you so much. that's a mere corpus christi had three state champions because the catholic school they are also won a state championship that year. >> we had another question. very good presentation and discussion. i've got two questions that i need to do two questions. one of them is what you consider to be the highlight of the 50 year. you cover with the 1950s, 1960s and a half that for the question of the impact of the post-world war ii period and maybe a little bit of our money in the black community. the second question is w

carried only iraq and roland on behalf of all of us here thank you so much for spending this part of your day with us sir harmon is up next. johnny logan is a story. that kim and the girls housing music. this time. with johnny logan. with you. and rock with cut. this. group's. visit to. dublin. health. and hearings to law. solidarity. they fall by the wayside when the gap between rich and form grows. life in an equal society. divide starting november fifteenth on d. w. . every journey begins with the first step and every language of the first word i looked in the nico he's in germany to buy german. business just why not with. its simple online or euro mile and free. to suffer. d.w.b. learning course those fake german made easy. for you to be our fighters want to start families to become farmers or engineers every one of them has a plan. and the thing is that the children who have already been the boy and those that will follow are part of a new process. they could be the future of. granting opportunities global news that matters d. w. made for minds. freedom of expression. a value th

roland yo, on behalf of the entire board of supervisors at the suggestion of supervisor fewer, peskin, kim, and yee, for the late mr. herbert patrick lee. >>president breed: colleagues, this brings us to the end of our agenda. madam clerk, is there any further business before us today. >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >>president breed: we are adjourned, >> the office of controllers whistle blower program is how city employees and recipient sound the alarm an fraud address wait in city government charitable complaints results in investigation that improves the efficiency of city government that. >> you can below the what if anything, by assess though the club program website arrest call 4147 or 311 and stating you wishing to file and complaint point controller's office the charitable program also accepts complaints by e-mail or 0 folk you can file a complaint or provide contact information seen by whistle blower investigates some examples of issues to be recorded to the whistle blower program face of misuse of city government money equipment supplies or materials expos

roland yo, on behalf of the entire board of supervisors at the suggestion of supervisor fewer, peskin, kim, and yee, for the late mr. herbert patrick lee. >>president breed: colleagues, this brings us to the end of our agenda. madam clerk, is there any further business before us today. >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >>president breed: we are adjourned, >> good afternoon, everybody, and welcome to city haul. my name is london breed. i'm president of the san francisco board of supervisors, and i represent district 5, the amazing district that houses the incredible 3rd baptist church, which we plan to make official landmarking status today. aren't we excited? i just want to say one, praise god, right? praise god, thank you for being here, thank you for supporting this ceremony. we are honored here to have the mayor here to perform the ceremony who will speak in just a little bit, but i want to thank my colleague, aaron pes k kin for sponsoring this legislation, and thank you for supervise cohen for joining us here today, as well as our city administrator, naomi kelley.

i have an artist friend named roland barry one day roland called me, and roleened said there's a historyatrick and i. i actually am the one who started the business snoo through my experience with him i felt like i always didn't get the whole story, and also, i wasn't comfortable with the flow in, flow out of money and how that worked. i personally wouldn't do business with him personally i wouldn't >> the fact that roland was never mentioned ever seems like a really calculated omission from patrick >> you never thought to say anything about other people, other businesses want even for a second >> honestly, not really. >> okay. >> that lets me know what your logic is like. so i'm telling you that logic doesn't work for me. >> hmm ouch that is "the profit" at 10:00 p.m. eastern and pacific on cnbc >> a >> that should help offset costs related to air berlin. >>> janet gel yellen announcing she's going to leave the fed once her successor is sworn in she had the option to stay on the fed's board until 2024 with her departure, though, president trump will have four open seats to fill on the b

. >> go onto kelly roland. >> did we like this?ed it. >> this was stunning. >> my least favorite. >> so paula hated it, fan we have alicia? >> love it. she looks amazing, she is embody so many different trends here, this seg i, it is sexy, i still think she is looks sophisticated. >> i love the floral, going down the plunging neck line, lays plunge line. >> my hair the favorite part. >> trying so hard that it looked like bad. like trying too hard. >> okay? >> well then our final look of this segment, haley steinfeld. >> yes. >> this is very rocker-ish. >> she brought it. she definitely brought t she gave me shoulder pads, she gave me tummy, she gave me good hair, she gave me good make up, good face, like that's what do you whether you come to the american music awards, she brought it. >> okay. >> i have to agree, i thought great option, she gave us different owe little ration of power suit. like you said she is giving us that great leather buys ear underneath, showing skin, i absolutely love her look wearing -- i think she looks fl

it came close as to whether or not democratic leadership in the senate would seat roland burris. they did and he served out the rest of president obama's term in the senate. on the they are options in article 1 section 5 is you could expel hill. they have not expelled anyone from the united states senate since 1862. jesse bright, the senator from indiana, in fact they expelled three the same day, confederate sympathizers. that takes 67 votes. they have only expelled 14 senators in the history of the republic. that's a far cry. >> shannon: that's in he gets elected. my understanding as you said, without 76 days notice or more, his name remains on the ballot. if that is the case, if he somehow, voters have confidence, he gets elected and they allow him to take the seat, what about the idea of shunning him, even if he's a member, he's on the hill, he has the seat. maybe he doesn't have the same access? >> the only thing are you guaranteed to do when you're in congress is vote on the house and senate floor. you aren't guaranteed to have amendments, bills, sit on committees. they coul

. >>> plus, it is the girl group put together by destiny's child super star kelly roland, and live inlet's do this, d.c., maryland and virginia in three, two, one, the 10a starts right now. ♪ >> erin for the eighth time on tuesdays we wear red. >> allison you know i mix up red and blue day. please lemme sit with you at lunch. >> we can. and scene. >> mean girls. >> okay. >> delicious pink. >> rachel brought the set up mean girls cocktails over at king bird atwater gate hotel. perfect time because moan girls the musical right. >> absolutely. december 3rd. >> you will all these beautiful drinks you'll teach us thou make them and get to sample some. >> while still being nice girls i hope. >> still being nice girls. we're glad you're here today. >> thank you for having me. >> allison i love your earrings. >> here's the thing. do you? >> i real dollar. >> do you think they're pretty. >> so pretty. do you think you're pretty. >> you look really pretty today. >> that's why i was never friends witness mean girls. >> i couldn't hang. fetch. don't try to make it a thing, holly. >> i do know tha

miles per hour. 101, this is as you head through novato and right near ignacio, you can see that from rolandit's 15 minutes. richmond/san rafael bridge a lot of folks using this as an alternate route this morning compared to 37. that's in the red about 18 minutes from marina bay parkway to sir francis drake. this crash has been cleared from the lanes. southbound 680. it's continuing to keep your wednesday morning commute heavy as you head into walnut creek there. it's about 10 minutes from willow pass to highway 24. 880 southbound just south of 238, avoid the area, you are in the red 37 minutes down to highway 84. no, thank you! your ride along the eastshore freeway is another problem. it continues to be very heavy getting down towards the bay bridge toll plaza. your 580 approach in oakland highway 24 very slow. bay bridge toll plaza keeping it real, keeping it in the red, 34 minutes into san francisco. julie, i hope you have some better news than i do. >>> we're dry for now and we're keeping it real here, too. in fact, we are in the green here on hi-def doppler. showers staying north of our

momentwant to take a you ron allen -- roland, said that when tamika calls, we put in work. i want to ground myself in the sisterhood before i get started talking because she just said, and i showedre? up. you and i think linda and carmen and you will brought me into this mold, so that is all. we started off with sojourner truth. that is the system. important that we that we are in the scene. we recognize and particularly the opening. are andnize where we what is happening on this ground. can you start us off by are?ding us in where we and what your life is like and what your work is like in this >> i was not expecting to speak first. we start with the sisters and the elders first. we were raised right. afternoon, everyone. i am just loving the energy. to do ishonor to speak a special place. there are things that happen in detroit that do not get lifted is a place where we really have deep relationships. that is so important for us, as we think about what this conference is about and where the power of this conference can go. city,troit, the motor detroit, motown. have a num

roland yo, on behalf of the entire board of supervisors at the suggestion of supervisor fewer, peskin, kim, and yee, for the late mr. herbert patrick lee. >>president breed: colleagues, this brings us to the end of our agenda. madam clerk, is there any further business before us today. >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >>president breed: we are adjourned, >> hello, san francisco and welcome to another episode of public works tv. i'm a publroject manager here public works, here on public works tv, but first let's take a look at what's been happening in the last week. we poured concrete at fire department 16. i wanted to hit the streets of chinatown talking to people about keeping the streets clean. see our website for more details. happy world plumbing day? did you know that many people in today's world still live without working plumbing in their home? we're dedicating this episode to world toilet day, that day we recognize every year on november 19th to focus on proper sanitation and the access of clean and safe toilets for everyone. originally established by the world

roland, you touched on something. you said when tamika calls, you say yes. that is why i am a pr. tamika, i am looking at you. that is my girl right there. i want to ground myself in the sisterhood before i get started talking. hereust said --and you be -- can you be here? i said yes. i did not even know what i was going to do. i was going to wear something cute and show up. i thank linda and carmen. you brought me in. that is all. sisters, you all. off by thanking sojourner truth. i am going to start with a sister. it is really important that we recognize that we are in the d. [cheering] , particularly in the opening, that opened up my heart. with mama soul. we recognize where we are and what is happening on this ground. can you start us off why by grounding us on where you are and what your work is like in this moment? speakas not expecting to first. right?ere raised right, good afternoon, everyone. [cheering] i am just loving the energy. it is really an honor to speak. detroit is just a special place. there are things that happened in detroit that do not get lifted up but ditch

when you look at this, roland, what do you think it means in a town, we're here in washington this town has seen its share of hypocrisy. but this suggests extreme hypocrisy. >> this is not what happens in d.c. it is what happens in alabama. i want to know what will happen with these white conservative evangelicals. will they make a judgment or will they moralize and say we forgive. you already have the alabama auditor who has made this utterly ridiculous comment saying, mary was a teenager and joseph was an adult and they had jesus. so it's not necessarily legal. keep in mind, you had someone accused of domestic violence. alabama officials waited a very long time to go against him. the first one to say he needs to withdraw and forced the others to come out. what do white conservative he evangelicals. >> the alabama state auditor, quote, because you said it. and i heard it. but i thought, wow, is everyone at home processing that? take joseph and mary. mary was a teenager and joseph was an adult carpenter. they became parents of jesus. there's just nothing immoral or legal. maybe a little

rolands tells smith, hey, you've got to go see grant. and grant says, you're out. you're done. go home. and ben butler emerges -- retains an expanded command. and there's a lot of controversy about how that happened. how did it go from butler having -- orders actually -- i can't remember the name of the special order -- or the number of the special order. but special order 225 that was actually written and published. and all of a sudden, smith is out, and butler is back in with an expanded command. so i don't know exactly what that says. baldy smith, who is an invet rat liar, says, you know -- his explanation is that butler was present at his headquarters, and sometime in late june when grant was so drunk that he threw up all over his horse, and that smith knew that butler was going to use that against grant. and that it was basically some kind of blackmail. i don't know. and maybe -- we've talked a little bit about that, brian. i don't know if you have delved any deeper into that. but that's an example of how butler and grant have had relationship. and if you like grant, and g

high school was the first racially integrated team to win the championship by recruiting and johnny rolandwho turned out to be rookie of the year they have led big in trying to picture of him. the father of my best friend went to coach at miller and said if you go there i will guarantee a state football off to begin shipping your senior year in berlin and five other players transferred over to beat wichita falls with the first racially integrated team i'm glad you mentioned that. [laughter] >> that savior corpus christi had three state champions because that catholic school. >> i have two questions what you consider to be the of violate? was that the '50s sorry the '60s? maybe there is more money is in the black community that were there any small screws that were successful because it is very easy to look at dallas so with is the of a highlight of the '50s or the '60s were any successful during pbil?. >> there were to a but livingston was probably the best in east texas. livingston one close to bns once they won 73 days when competing for the playoffs. but i would say that era that stands