rob smith, ron black. jerry. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm the executive director for the chinese progressive association. i just wanted to put a little bit of context to why we had so many people come out today. it's partially because of this legislation, but also because back in 2004, c.p.a. actually did a lot of work in the southeast, exploring what are the needs of the chinese community and we did survey across neighborhoods of bay view, and we found that health care ac is he -- access was top on the list and so this was an important issue for us because we have seen that a lot of our members down in southeast, they were complaining that they really had to travel very far just to get to see any culturally competent health care services because down in southeast there are limited hours and a lot of people run able to visit those hours -- are unable to visit those hours. this became a very big issue for us and that's why we've been working on this. in 2006 we actually were one of the few groups that came out to push very hard for health

. >>> aft ron omers say a supernova spotted 30 years ago appears to be a black hole in the making. but don't worry, it is 50 million light years from earth in a neighboring galaxy. but still this marks its first time scientists have been able to record the exact birth date of a black hole. >> we want to watch how this system evolves and changes in its useful stages from when it was first born to when it goes into a child and teenager and gets older and is more material because that's how we understand the physics of black hole systems. >> giantists believe they can be formed in a number of ways. in this case a star 20 times the mass of our own sun going supernova then collapsed into an object so dense it sucks surrounding material into it's core. so translation for the normal people who don't understand all of that. the black hole, nothing can get through it, not even light. nothing can get out. >> right. i can't imagine a teenage black hole. that would be challenging. >> especially when nothing can get out. >> that would be interesting. >>> the showers are on the way out. the wind

if people ask if hymn ron christie, i deny it if it looks menacing. >> host: black or white people? >> guest: both. >> host: it's the evil twin of acting white. >> host: i wish i could say this is separatic, but it's not. i blog at the huffington post, and every time i put a poe up, take a look. the racial-based comments and feedback that i get, it's off the charts. >> host: from both ends? >> guest: oh, yeah. >> host: one of the things that surprised me, stunned me, and hurt me for you was an experience you had on capitol hill as a new legislative aid. tell that story. >> host: it was an eye-opening story and frankly out of that adversity and opportunity for me -- i'm from california. max seen waters, the representative from california is well-known across the country for being a very strong leader, and i was a new, brand new, 22-year-old legislative aid on the hill. you know, i couldn't have been anymore eager or earnest to have been there. i was given a job representing a number of seniors and he asked me when i joined the staff to be the veteran affairs committee aid. there we w

announced yesterday a week after two others were tortured smuggling machine guns from i ron for sale on the black market. the weapons included an ak-47 to russian and romanian variations of the weapon and two other semi-automatic or falls. in better news a new kind of health clinic or open the differences go the clinic by the bay of free care to working adults are without insurance or cannot afford to insure before. they must live in the excelsior our mission erodes or in daly city the clinic is operated by retired physicians, nurses untrained volunteers is funded solely by private donations. speaking we are invested in a comprehensive coordinated care with a lot of medical parnis in the city. to ensure that people get comprehensive primary care. >> up when it will provide primary and preventive care basic dental and of the health screening as long as they're in that area. more than our hundred thousand uninsured people living in sin of this year. meanwhile, people are continually ignoring some no return on red signs at least one particular intersection kron4 stanley gives as a closer look on thi

black edged dusty baker by one vote. honored for the 15 game turn around. bruce bochy, third and. ron honored as the -- ron gardenhire honored as the american league manager of the year. have you ever seen the umpire, when the manager throws the hat, okay, you are mad, i will change it. bochy, they voted -- >>

black candidates out of 435 house seats is a trend. republicans say this time they really are opening the door to new faces. roniborne, abc news, denver. >>> and one note from overseas tonight, in baghdad, iraqi police stormed a catholic church where gunmen were holding nearly 100 people hostage. dozens of the worshippers were killed. the attackers, who may be linked to al qaeda, hit the iraqi stock exchange, which is right across the street, but they were repelled and then took cover in the church. which is one of baghdad's biggest and most important. >>> coming up, a rare behind the scenes look at one of the season's busiest campaigners. why is this multimillionaire former presidential front-runner flying everywhere in coach? sufferers, like carl, d frn to put prilosec otc's 24 hour heartburn protection to the test for two weeks. the results? i can concentrate on everything i'm doing, not even think about it anymore. since i've been taking it, i've been heartburn free, which is a big relief for me. [ male announcer ] take your 14-day challenge. ♪ prilosec otc. heartburn gone. power on. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer

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ron garden higher. the american league manager of the year. bud black gets the national league honor. >>> turks are off to a 3-0 start. >>> i can't wait to get out there. i'm excited. it's going to be national television. can't really say much more. if you can't get excited for this game, you've got problems. >>> terps' coach gary williams. when the terms take on pittsburgh tomorrow night in manhattan. >>> fans returning to the site of the world cup. final game of the year for the americans. and it's a memorable one. scoreless late second half. he will knock it in off the crossbar and give the u.s. a lead in the history and make history in the process. he is 17 years old. gets the game winner and a 1-0 victory in south africa. some of these young american players, giving the u.s. hope. >>> finally, afternoon action in laurel park. in the league and storming to the finish. writing his second victory of the day. for john rigga terry. what's not to like about a little afternoon action. >>> we'll be r r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> don't miss the cbs primetime lineu

you're looking at women and you're looking at fellow blacks and denigrating them and calling them all these names. >> host: is that a domenici, ron? we live there, we had landlords and merchants, it wasn't our community, we couldn't get by. we just lived there in the ghetto. where are you going to go? the police were there prevented us from leaving our communities. >> guest: i absolutely disagree with you on that. if my late grandfather in trenton, new jersey, in one of the most impoverished sections of town was able to instill in his songs, my father and my uncles, that these are the norms and this is the way, this is the key, this is the path forward, then our parents can do that now. they were impoverished, they were in an urban area. they didn't have any hope if you look at it on the surface. but it was that infusion of you do not let other people tell you what you can and cannot do and you will make it out of your and my grandfather, god bless his soul, installed that in my father and by and neither he nor my parents' parents, on my mother's parents who were still living, they wouldn't let us accept failure as an option. >>

black males. it suggests that this gap is even bleaker and bigger than anyone first realized. our education nation report tonight from nbcs ron allen. >> the class of 2010. >> reporter: this year, the entire senior high class at chicago's urban prep graduated. 107 students, all african-american young men. while at the same time, according to a new report, most black male students performed worse than their peers by almost every measure. in fourth grade, only 12% do well in reading compared to 38% for white male students. by eighth grade, only 12% of black male students are proficient in math. compared to 44% of their white peers. nationally, less than half of all black male students graduate from high school. far below the 78% national rate for public schools. after that, among college students, only 5% are black men. >> african-american males are simply not getting the instruction, the qualified teachers, the resources, the materials that they need to succeed. >> reporter: the study says the obstacles begin before the school bell rings. black families have higher unemployment. only one-third of parents have high school diplo

black republicans. many of them are picking up steam from the tea party and joining the course of criticism against president obama. ronborne has that story. >> reporter: charleston, south carolina, where the civil war began, where tradition, conservative tradition is woven deep in the politics. >> i think it's a new day without any question. >> reporter: it's where tim scott, an african-american, is running for congress as a republican and proud conservative with the backing of sarah palin. >> do you consider yourself a tea party member? >> absolutely. i think if you believe in conservative government and free markets or capitalism, if you believe in not spending money you don't have, you're a tea party member as well. >> reporter: polls show scott far ahead in a district where white voters outnumber black voters three to one. >> who are you voting for for congress? >> tim scott. >> tim scott. >> i don't think race plays as much of a role anymore. >> reporter: if he's elected, he will be the first african-american republican elected to the house of representatives from the deep south since 1901. this year, 42 african-

ron. you did promise. >>> meantime, as we've told you, black friday is well under way in many parts of the country.o to becky worley on the front lines. becky, what are you seeing? >> the shoppers just keep coming. almost 1,000 people in this best buy right now. folks are definitely getting tvs and laptops. i have a come updates for you. updates. just found out that the ipad is on sale. dan harris' making eat crow. apple store has announced $41 off of the ipad. you can go online or in store to get that deal today. another limit apple trick a lot of retail outlets are selling itune cards discounted. this pack is $48 at sam's club. they're about 20% off today. that's just a great purchase for any teenager or anyone who loves music. i got this great family. i met them while they were in line. they have got one, two, how many tvs? >> three. >> three tvs. the wii. how many cameras? what was the total? $4,000 purchased by this family as they stock up. we know that shopping is happening. folks, across the country are opening up their wallets and we know that this should be called gadget friday instead of

looking at women, and you're looking at fellow blacks, and you're denigrating them and calling them all these names -- >> host: but within our community, ron. we live there. we had landlords and merchants. there was not our community, we couldn't get by in. we just lived there in a ghetto. and where are you going to go? the police and gestapos would be there to keep us from leaving our communities. >> guest: well, i absolutely disagree with you on that. if my late grandfather in trenton, new jersey, in one of the most impoverished sections of town was able to instill in his sons, my father and my uncles, that these are the norms and this is the way, this is the key, this is the path forward, then our parents can do that now. they were impoverished, they were in an urban area, they didn't have any hope if you looked at it on the surface. but it was that infusion of you do not let other people tell you what you can and can't do, and you will make it out of here. and my grandfather, god bless his soul, instilled that in my brother and i. i can assure you neither he nor my mother's parents who are still living, they wouldn't let us accept fail

ron gardenhire of minnesota was the choice in the american league finishing second five times. he led the twins to their sixth central division title. in the national league, bud black of san diego got the award. his team had the fourth best record in franchise history. >>> in the nba new orleans made up for monday's loss to dallas. david west of the hornets scored 17 points against the mavericks and stole the ball with two seconds left to preserve this 99-97 new orleans win. >>> in miami, chris bosh scored a season-high 35 points against phoenix and sat out the fourth quarter. lebron james added 20 as the heat overwhelmed the suns 123-96. >>> kobe bryant of the lakers also didn't play in the fourth. but, he scored 33 points against detroit. los angeles beat the pistons 103-90. when we return, another look at this morning's top stories and electric cars steer into the spotlight at the los angeles auto show. nighttime nasal congestion meant, i couldn't breathe right. i couldn't sleep right. next day it took forever to get going. night after night, i sat up. sprayed up. took a shower... or took a pill. then i tried drug-free breathe right advanced. and instantly, i br

opportunities where people walk up and said are you ron christie if they look menacing come on teenine its i am not in a situation. >> host: are they black people? >> guest: black-and-white. >> host: the notion of acting white who do think you are? >> host: but evil twin uppity. >> guest: i wish i could say it is sporadic but it is not. i applaud that the "huffington post" and every time i put up a post, take a look the ratio based comments and feedback that i get is off of the charge. >> host: one of the things that surprised me and heard me for you was an experience you have nine capitol hill as the legislative aide. tell that story. >> guest: it was an eye opening story and frankly added that diversity, i am from palo alto and maxine waters the representative is someone who was very well known across the country as being a strong leader. i was a brand new 22 year-old legislative aide on the hill could not the anymore erred mr. eaker and was given a job from the representative from florida who represented seniors from daytona beach and asked me to be his veterans affairs committee aide my first day and then it was chaired from montgome

during these years, ron also studied martial arts, earning a fifth level black belt. so should problems arise of here -- [laughter] he also led the community and traveled extensively throughout the country by motorcycle, and he studied buddhism. as individual counseling as a grass worker. ron has read, written and thought long and deeply about the lives of combat veterans, especially how their lives are irretrievably changed by their experience. next is brian o'toole who is an epidemiologist with real interest and mental health and psychiatric epidemiology with the focus on post-traumatic stress disorder and psychological adjustments following trauma. he has worked in veterans' issues since his time at the australian agent orange studies in the early 1980's and subsequently he initiated and led the first epidemiological health study of any returned servicemen and women in australia. the vietnam veterans health study. he was an author of the first evaluation report on the fledgling vietnam veterans' counseling service and subsequently was invited to become a member of t

black had his padres in it until the final day of the season when most people counted the padres out from day one of the season. in the american league it was ron gardenhire of the twins beating the rangers ron washington for the american league manager of the year. boy, the a's just keep on making moves, an i don't think this one is going to thrill a's fans. one of their most exciting players gone, that will be ray jay davis. a real spark to the team. he played a nice outfield. he goes to toronto for two minor league pitchers. and one had 17 saves in double- a ball, but both seem maybe a ways off from making it to the majors with any impact at all with the a's. in the meantime, the 49ers' matching up at the stick this sunday against tampa bay. last week, of course, a pretty good effort against sam bradford by the defense to beat the rams. this week they take on another young and upcoming quarterback in tampa. that would be josh freeman who has his team as overachievers this year. >> and he is do black the coaches are asking of him, and a big guy, and he can throw the ball really well, and some good receiver whose are catching the ball well and

during these years, ron also studied martial arts, earning a fifth level black belt. should problems arise of here -- [laughter] he also led the community and traveled extensively throughout the country by motorcycle, and he studied buddhism. as individual counseling as a grass worker. ron has read, written and thought long and deeply about the lives of combat veterans, especially how their lives are irretrievably changed by their experience. next is brian o'toole who is an epidemiologist with real interest and mental health and psychiatric epidemiology with the focus on post-traumatic stress disorder and psychological adjustments following trauma. he has worked in veterans' issues since his time at the australian agent orange studies in the early 1980's and subsequently he ni and led the first epidemiological health study of any returned servicemen and women in australia. the vietnam veterans health study. he was an author of the first evaluation report on the fledgling vietnam veterans' counseling service and subsequently was invited to become a member of the departm

during these years, ron also studied martial arts, earning a fifth level black belt. so should problems arise of here -- [laughter] he also led the community and traveled extensively throughout the country by motorcycle, and he studied buddhism. as individual counseling as a grass worker. ron has rad, written and thought long and deeply about the lives of combat veterans, especially how their lives are irretrievably changed by their experience. next is brian o'toole who is an epidemiologist with real interest and mental health and psychiatric epidemiology with the focus on post-traumatic stress disorder and psychological adjustments following trauma. he has worked in veterans' issues since his time at the australian agent orange studies in the early 1980's and subsequently he initiated and led the first epidemiological health study of any returned servicemen and women in australia. the vietnam veterans health study. he was an author of the first evaluation report on the fledgling vietnam veterans' counseling service and subsequently was invited to become a member of th

ron claiborne with us this weekend. but fortunately, we have jeremy hubbard filling in. nice to see you. good morning. >> good morning. keep your elbows to yourself. >> happy black saturday. >> same to you. good morning, everyone. the korean crisis could be cooling off after heated words of war between the north and the south. and china warns against military action near its coast, as u.s. and south korean forces get set for joint naval exercises in the yellow sea. abc's alex marquardt has the latest. >> reporter: good morning, jeremy. a rare show of remorse from north korea today. they say the deaths of two civilians in tuesday's attack were regrettable. but the north blamed the south for the deaths, saying the civilians were deployed as human shields around military installations. today, the funeral of two marines killed on tuesday was broadcast live on national television. tomorrow, the u.s. and south korea begin four days of joint military exercises. around ten warships are taking part, including the carrier "george washington." they're staying away from the maritime border with north korea. south korean media says they'll be about 80 miles to the south. nor

black november? we'll talk about why some consumers are ready to spend again. and where the best deals will be. >>> also coming up, an unbeatable combination. ron claiborne and beagles. a big finish to our "gma" "work with me" series. ron, with a story about a pretty extraordinary veterinarian. she works with people that have been hit hard by the recession, to get low-cost and sometimes free care for their pets. coming up. >> can't wait to see that. >>> we begin with president obama, who is finishing up his asian tour. he had hoped to come back with some victories to help boost u.s. trade and his political standing. but he's been met with tougher-than-expected resistance. karen travers has been covering the president. she joins us from yokohama, japan. not a shellacking. but not the trip the president was hoping for, as well. >> reporter: that's right. president obama has had bruising economic setbacks over the last two days. but today, he emphasized modest gains. speaking to asian business leaders, president obama cede the u.s. economy can benefit from the growing markets here. >> in today's interconnected world, what happens in japan or china

with us tonight xm satellite's black eagle, joe madison, one of the most listened to african-american radio talk show hosts in america. and also republican strategist ronecial assistant to george w. bush and dick cheney. and the author of the new book "acting white: the curious history of a racial slur." gentlemen, rush limbaugh. i want to let you go first, joe, what did you make of the comments that we played earlier in the program tonight? >> racially insulting. and you heard him. i heard them. my audience was so upset they even talked about boycotting disney because i guess is affiliation with abc. look you know, to sit up there and to paint this image of a morgan freeman driving miss daisy, you took a man, jim clyburn who won, is extremely honorable, one of the most progressive legislators, herein's a guy who supported -- went against bill clinton when it came to the china trade act because of human rights violations and environmental violations. he stuck with unions. he spoken out for working men and women. he was the third most powerful individual and you reduced him in a matter of 45 seconds to a chauffeur. it was racist. call it what it is and

ron claiborne. >> good morning, everyone. protesters in oakland, california, angered by the two-year sentence given to a white transit policeman, who shot and killed an unarmed black man, went on a rampage. smashing windows. 150 demonstrators were arrested. the protest was over a judge's decision that sentenced the transit officer to the minimum two years in prison. >>> and singapore and malaysia airlines have temporarily canceled flights into jakarta, indonesia, because of continued eruptions of the mt. merapi volcano. 118 people have been killed by the eruptions, which have been on again/off again for more than a week now. tens of thousands of people who fled their homes are still crowded into shelters. >>> and the flight data recorders have been found in the wreckage of the cuban plane that crashed, killing all 68 people onboard. officials are still trying to identify the victims. 28 of them foreigners. autopsies will be performed today. the plane was en route from santiago to havana, when it crashed on thursday. >>> and an al qaeda group based in yemen has claimed responsibility for the failed plot to send bombs to the u.s. the group is also claiming on websit

black tonight, and we're not talking about halloween. the san francisco giants now one victory away from taking it. and you know what? they were just about as flawless as you you could get. ronni me right there dressed up in a halloween costume, very festive night early, but then defense dictates the early innings. sanchez on his game, starts the double-play, and that is it. giants threatened against tommy hunter in the second. two on, two out, and the rangers pumped after josh hamilton makes a beautiful back hand k catch to keep this game scoreless, but the giants defense strikes again. sanchez snow coned jeff francoeur's liner to end the second, and still a tense, scoreless game. as you see it again, he gets up, and the ball just in the webbing of his glove. but then the giants do get to the scoreboard in the first. torres leading off with a shot to the right. it will go for a double. it actually hit the bag. and then after freddy sanchez ground out, aubrey huff took it to right, a no doubt about it shot that leaves the yard. i guess the only question was as to whether it would stay fair or not, and it certainly did, as you take another grand look at it. gone from the mome

walked up to me and said, are you ron christie, and they look very menacing, i deny it because i'm not in a situation where i feel that it's safe. >> host: are these blackeople who are threatening you? this. >> guest: black and white. >> host: why were the whites? >> guest: it goes back to the notion of acting white. who do you think you are? >> host: uppity. >> guest: so that's the evil twin of acting white, uppity. >> guest: i wish i could say that this was sporadic, but it's not. i blog at the huffington post, and every time i put a posting up, take a look. the racial-based comments and feedback that i get, it was off the charts. >> host: you get it from both ends. >> guest: oh, yes. >> host: one of the things -- and i want to talk more about what's in your book. one of the things that surprised me, stunned me and hurt me for you was an experience you had on capitol hill as a legislative id. tell that -- aide. tell that story. >> guest: it was really an eye-opening story, and frankly, out of that adversity an opportunity for me. i'm from palo alto, california. maxine waters, the representative from southern california, is someone who's very well know

black republicans. i don't remember any outrage on the air waves, on your show or on joe's show, when harry belafonte referred to colin powell and dr. condoleezza rice as house slaves. >> slow down, ron down. >> hang on a second, i'm furnishing my point. >> you brought my name up. >> i brought your name up. i said i don't recall it. are you going to let me finish my point? >> america -- he didn't listen to my show. >> let me finish my point. >> no. >> my point of the matter is -- >> you said joe -- i did take on harry belafonte. so, correct yourself. >> i'm going to let you in when you stop -- my point s. >> correct yourself right now. correct yourself. >> outrage. >> all right, gentlemen. all right. >> my point is there's selective outrage in the media as it relates to black republicans. if you took that on your show, joe, good for you but if you are the one, i don't remember hearing any other voices out there. >> hold on a second, the standard has been set by certain companies. was there selective outrage when imus lost his job or dr. laura, you know, went through what she went through? the bottom line is this. limbaugh is too big to fail. that is the determines of many people. >>