sally said, i don't know.he said, i've discovered that half the people would love to go into space, and there's no need to explain it to them, but if someone doesn't -- and the other half can't understand it, and i couldn't explain it to them. if someone doesn't know why, she said, i can't explain it. which i thought was quite refreshing in this fraternity of white male fighter pilot jocks. as the program developed and i wound up anchoring abc's coverage, we spent a lot of time together. we bonded over cold shrimp and funny stories at a variety of dives in and around the johnson space center including one that always promised on mud wrestling on friday nights that we managed to avoid. [laughter] when she married her fellow astronaut, steve holy, their home became my beer and pizza hangout during other people's missions. sally, of course, got her big chance five years later, five years after she got to nasa, and i think, i think she was the right choice. any one of the six women would have done us proud. they'r

from church. >> hi, sally, how are you?ow talked her into his van where he overpowered and subdued her. he then forced her to record the message to her husband telling him she had been kidnapped. the forensic evidence shows that kopenheffer killed sally within a few hours after he abducted her. then dumped her body on the farm outside of town. he returned to his store, placed the call to harry at the bank and played sally's tape recording. kopenheffer was sure harry would follow the instructions to the letter. the computer evidence shows that he planned to kill harry at the abandoned church when he dropped off the ransom money. >> harry was the one he was mad at for having turned him down on the loan application. he wanted revenge on harry as much as he wanted the money. >> despite warning harry not to call police, kopenheffer learned that harry did just that because of a journalist who had heard about the kidnapping from the police scanner. >> and i went immediately to the plaza and parked my car. there was not a lot of ac

and sally was one of the people that they gave us to interview. the two of us just hit it off instantly and i love her manner and hers at the tumor and the fact that she acknowledged unequivocally that she would not be there if it were not for the women's movement and that she didn't do this alone and this is something that i've taken a lot of social pressure she was very proud of that. isles are astra one point and my first interview in 1981 when you want to go into space and i was expecting one of these cocky responses that a pilot would give you and she said i don't know. she said i have discovered that half the people love to go into space and there's no need to explain it to them, but if the other half can understand, i can't explain it to them. if they don't know why, i can't explain it. which i thought was quite refreshing in this we spent a lot of time together with a variety of dives in and around the johnson space center included mudwrestling on friday nights that we managed to avoid. and it became our beer and pizza hangout during other

from church. >> hi, sally, how are you? talked her into his van where he overpowered and subdued her. he then forced her to record the message to her husband telling him she had been kidnapped. the forensic evidence shows that kopenheffer killed sally within a few hours after he abducted her. then dumped her body on the farm outside of town. he returned to his store, placed the call to harry at the bank and played sally's tape recording. kopenheffer was sure harry would follow the instructions to the letter. the computer evidence shows that he planned to kill harry at the abandoned church when he dropped off the ransom money. >> harry was the one he was mad at for having turned him down on the loan application. he wanted revenge on harry as much as he wanted the money. >> despite warning harry not to call police, kopenheffer learned that harry did just that because of a journalist who had heard about the kidnapping from the police scanner. >> and i went immediately to the plaza and parked my car. there was not a lot of acti

and i. >> did you think sally was cheating on you with darlene? >> yes. i thought so. and sometimes she lied. >> who lied? >> sally. >> okay. >> was darlene the victim of a love triangle gone wrong? daphne's whereabouts on the night darlene disappeared could provide the answer. >>> after sending threatening oh no. who are you? daddy, this is blair, he booked this room with priceline express deals and saved a ton. i got everything i wanted. i always do. he seemed nice. hello! three grams daily of beta-glucan... a soluable fiber from whole grain oat foods like cheerios can help lower cholesterol. thank you! >>> after sending threatening e-mails to darlene vandergiesen, wright was a prime suspect. the investigators got a warrant. what they found inside was disturbing. >> we looked inside the kitchen garbage and there was a half bottle of chainsaw oil and we found a receipt from ace hardware for a chainsaw. >> this is a time of year in south dakota where chainsaws are not in huge demand. >> but there was no chainsaw in daphne's house or on her propert

and i. >> did you think sally was cheating on you with darlene? >> yes. i thought so. and sometimes she lied. >> who lied? >> sally. >> okay. >> was darlene the victim of a love triangle gone wrong? daphne's whereabouts on the night darlene disappeared could provide the answer. q. ♪ you treat every minute like it's a chance to do something. so you're always moving. constantly searching for the next opportunity to make the most of what life has to offer. your time is valuable. so you reach for something better. fewer calories. fewer carbs. more to experience. michelob ultra. the superior light beer. >>> after sending threatening e-mails to darlene vandergiesen, wright was a prime suspect. the investigators got a warrant. what they found inside was disturbing. >> we looked inside the kitchen garbage and there was a half bottle of chainsaw oil and we found a receipt from ace hardware for a chainsaw. >> this is a time of year in south dakota where chainsaws are not in huge demand. >> but there was no chainsaw in daphne's house or on her property. down

you know sally ann.ut there was a bit of silence. she just quietly said, i just don't want to do this i was born to do this. so to have that kind of love is something else. >> your glam team does not want your makeup to run. >> i know. what you doing to me? these are tears of joy. all good. >> i understand. you're not indebted to your sister because she's your sister. and she said she was born to do it. how do you process that? >> that was one of the -- my siblings didn't know this. this was one of the last conversations i had with mom. she had a stroke and it was difficult for her to communicate, but she was able to do that. and she did not want me to treat her -- sally ann, any differently than my big brother butch and my sister dorothy. my mother was very big that we are all the same. we are all equal. that's why she always would go back to everybody has something that we all are like that. i think that my sister -- i often have to fuss with her. if you see sister sally, she is always looking up. she

sally kohn and also kellyanne conway. i have to go because we have breaking news to tell you about tonight. that incident on the brooklyn bridge, that's what it involves where somebody placed the bridge's -- replaced the american flags on the bridge with bleached out flags. wabc news is reporting tonight that police are looking for five men believed to be in their early 20s. one may have been carrying a skateboard. all five were caught on surveillance cameras, but there are no solid leads on their identities. lots of hipsters in brooklyn. lots of skateboards. >>> up next, israel and hamas engaged in an ongoing battle that has killed hundreds. what do they both want to get out of this? and what might get them to put down their weapons? from 2000 to 2011, on average 17 manufacturers a day shut down in america. there's no reason we can't manufacture in the united states. here at timbuk2, we make more than 70,000 custom bags a year, right here in san francisco. we knew we needed to grow internationally, we also knew that it w

that is sally mcelfresh. sally was predeceased by her father who died in 1863 in one of the disease outbreaks. and two infant siblings who predeceased her also. there are four graves. they are currently unmarked. i'm trying to get the v.a. to give us head stones. even though we have a note -- if you look at the book, there is a message from secretary stanton saying we will take care of all the payment for these funerals. but it did not work out that way. the v.a. is not helping us at this point. but we will take care of that. that is going to happen. at this point, i want to take a moment to remember the women who died in the service of their country and families. we will start with the tolling of the bell over there. [bell tolling] >> and now, the names of the women. melissa adams, annie bache, emma baird, lizzie brahler, bettie branagan, kate brosnaham, mary burroughs, emily collins, johanna connor, bridget dunn, susan harris, margaret horan, rebecca hall, eliza lacey, louisa lloyd, sally mcelfresh, julia m

and he is 18 and sally escapes. they are burned so badly they were taken to the arsenal hospital could that is unusual because most people recovered in their homes at the time. pinky scott was 21 pritchett was a widow with two dead children. she was knocked unconscious by the blast and wakes up under several bodies. she looks down and realize how badly burned she is an famous. she is carried home to recover. sarah is taken home. when her chart close are cut away, they find there are gobs of melted lead from the hoop skirt seared into her skin. when the death toll is counted for that day, there are seven identified victims and eight and identified victims. four succumbed to their injuries later or to the primitive medical treatments and dieting subsequent weeks. that brings us to a total of 21 victims. the recovery process begins. many of the remains were gruesome. they were unidentifiable, burnt, charred bones, often found inside the rings of the hoop skirts which survived. there are two investigations after the eve

let sally answer this question.en you issue so many subpoenas and nothing really happens, does it become lie a witch hunt, do people even pay attention anymore? >> witch hunt is the perfect term for this? look, there are a couple of important details. when harriet miers was subpoenaed that was after there was incredible evidence of wrongdoing. darrell issa has been using subpoenas in order to dig for things that so far don't exist. he hasn't actually, this is according to "the washington post," he hasn't actually produced a shred, a shred of actual wrongdoing evidence to compel any of these subpoenas. moreover, he has issued more subpoena than any of his three predecessors in this job and done so without any debate or vote of his committee. he unilaterally is issuing these subpoenas. unlike cheryl, who is asserting all of these opinion, opinions about how the white house has done this or done that, none of which have been founded, darrell issa we actually know is circumventing traditional process, going above and be

. >>> finally, here tonight it's hard to believe it's been 25 years since harry met sally. meg ryan, the irrepressible billy crystal and a surprise star director rob reiner's mother in a killer cameo uttering what would become one of the most repeated lines in modern movie history. and all these years later it turns out a whole lot of people want to relive that moment. nbc's kevin tibbles has our story. >> reporter: they still flock to katz's deli on new york's lower east side for the pastrami and a chuckle over an unforgettable film. >> you are a human affront to all women and i am a woman. >> reporter: "when harry met sally" was lighter than a new york cheesecake. what does it mean to people? >> they love these two characters. they love that they fall in love. >> reporter: a romantic comedy asking the age old question, can a man and woman just be friends? >> because no man can be friends with a woman he finds attractive. he always wants to have sex with her. >> reporter: "people" magazine calls it thoroughly addicted. >> i can't not watch the whole thing. >> reporter: it

you the money not some lady sally mae calling you. >> sally mae administers the loan. >> you still bustedhe thing. i think there's a lot of freedom in being debt free. you should consider being debt free apart of your net worth because it gives you a ton of freedom. the other day in the car we got a phone call and it was a debt collector, it was the wrong number and the way they talk is so aggressive and mean they should really be put out of business but the only way to do that is if people take more control of their own finances. >> i get you don't have any debt problems. >> do i. the medical billing system is so screwed up. if something goes to a debt collector even if you pay the debt they are relentless. >> don't answer their calls. >> because it goes on your credit record. actually then you have to hire a lawyer. >> debt collectors are lower than life than other people. >> one great anecdote to family. immigrant families forge ahead by sticking together they help each other there's less debt among new immigrants because they don't split up. they stick around and help each other. >> t

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, and here's sally -- and she turns around, and there is svetlana. [laughter] so here is sally ride who has just one month earlier become the first american woman in space meeting for the first time one of only two other women who have ever been in space, and she's dying to talk to her. and i won't give it all away now. i will tell you there was a secret meeting, and it was quite extraordinary, and it formed a lifetime bond for the two of them. so once again, sally sort of pushed the envelope a little bit and figured i can bend the rules as long as no one gets hurt. in fact, no one knew this story fully until i've told anytime the book. so state department only now is finding out about it. [laughter] >> other questions? >> no questions. >> everyone wants to get their books signed. >> okay, well, that's great. thank you all for coming. [applause] >> the books are up behind the cash register. you can come back here and get them signed. [inaudible conversations] >> you're watching booktv on c-span2. here's our prime time lineup for tonight. up next, boo

sal sally kohn leans left and lenny mcallister is a conservative talk show host. welcome to both of you. before i unleash the two of you, sally, you wrote a rebuttal on cnn.com to the speaker and in part you write, "with all due respect, speaker boehner, it's as though the fog of extreme partisanship that has colored your dealings with president obama since day one has suddenly turned into a full on fever of irrationality. think about this. for just a second. house republicans are using taxpayer dollars to fund a lawsuit against a president who has literally done not only what every president before him has done but has done it less often and is doing so now only because house republicans repeatedly refused to vote on legislation let alone pass anything." i can see the smoke and fire coming off your fingertips as you were writing this. you are fired up comparing the president's 182 executive orders to his predecessors which on average are more than 200 of executive orders that are used. what's with this dear john letter so to speak? >> well, you know, look, anyone

-- sorry, "when harry met sally." >> tariq: uh-oh, grammar police.e-oo, whee-oo! lock me up! anyway. "when harvey met sandy." this is the one where billy crystal meets meg ryan at the top of the empire state building, and they get it on. it's real nasty. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that is also incorrect. >> no, no, no, no, no. you guys both have it way wrong. i'll take it from here, jimmy. >> jimmy: thank you, mark. >> "when harry met sally" is a a classic romantic comedy. >> jimmy: that's right, mark. finally! >> and in it, tom hanks and helen hunt get stuck on a a desert island with a beach ball named william. >> jimmy: i don't know how you managed to answer -- kamal and tariq, everybody. and the roots. [ cheers and applause ] let's move on. well, now, this is a weird story. a man in san francisco was arrested last week after he got drunk at the airport, and then tried to pose as a tsa agent so that he could give pat downs to female travelers. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] oh, man. >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: people could tell something was up

i'm on sally's side on this one, rachel, that is a fact. >> it's troubling we're not able to assert aus view that is mythical, not based on fact, number one. number two, if you're earning $7 an hour in this country and i want to by the way praise hobby lobby because they pay their workers as well. >> absolutely they do. >> paying for plan b, paying for ella, that's 5% to 10% of your monthly income that you now have to shoulder on your own. you don't have to pay for your viagra on your own but you have to shoulder that yourself. >> rachel, let me ask you this question. let me ask you this question. let me ask you this question, rachel, should a religious entity, any religious entity tell you which drugs you should take and what they do and ignore medical science? >> first of all it's not medical science. those drugs are abortifation. we can argue that but women care about jobs. when i go to a job interview i do not ask are you going to subsidize my birth control. >> are you now? >> no, i ask what is my salary, what are my benefits, do i have vacation time. these are small minutia argum

hood had a girlfriend, sally buck preston, and he courted her. boththe war was over, they ended up marrying other people. but in some later books written on hood, they claimed that every move hood made, every decision he made, everything he did, he was trying to impress his girlfriend. and i thought, let's look into this. at thomas hay, who were the first book in the 1920's on the tennessee campaign. how many times did he mention sally press and -- preston? zero. stanley horn wrote "the army of tennessee" -- sally preston, z ero. thomas connolly mentioned her once. sword, 13 pages. leton is mentioned on nine pages. i thought, how often, to use sword for example, these are four of the six generals killed at the battle of franklin. they are mentioned seven times, five, five, and three in the index. ofs, it is kind over-dramatizeing things. another one, hood has almost always -- it has almost always been said that robert e lee said was- that john bell hood all lion, no fox. i researched that. it never happened. the first time that john bell hood and

bring back in ana navarro and sally cohen to talk about this. the other thing house speaker john boehner did, this was a problem of the president's own making. we're talking about a 2008 law here that was passed nearly by a unanimous congress supported and signed by george w. bush, pointing fingers like this at this point. does it help solve the problem? >> and i've said it many, many times, on this program, john, i just think there is huge frustration going on with each other, with both sides, and you know, they're stuck with each other. they're stuck with each other for another three years. like when you're in a bad marriage but divorce is not an option, well you better learn how to deal with the situation, how to put a smile on your face and how to move forward. and i think speaker boehner and president obama have to stop wagging fingers at each other and start addressing issues because you're stuck with each other, guys, deal with it. >> you know, sally, i was sort of thinking, in a way as the president dammed if he does, dammed if he doesn'

>> reporter: some are comparing it to "when harry met sally" but to if aarp. short by today's standards so you can get to the bathroom, you don't have to wait. so, are movies like this the wave of the future? >> i think it's more than a trend. i think it's a change that is here to stay. >> reporter: more proof that age has its privileges. >> i have sold houses oldser than you in a lot worse condition. >> reporter: for today, nbc news, new york. >> will the movies targeted to baby boomers help with sales? joe, good to see you. >> good morning. >> it's a rough year for box office. are they on the right track so movies like "so it goes" will turn it around? >> i don't know if this movie will. there is something here. people over 50, the baby boomer generation still buy tickets to movies. young children buy tickets to movies. this is not a young crowd that watches on the internet. we are going to see more movies for kids and grandparents. this one is not going to turn around the box office this summer, for the first time in eight years not going to break $4 billio

they ghit mail, a cross was burned on their lawn, and at her school, sallie waser.owing rocks at me and said your [bleep]'s baby, your mama didn't love you viola liuzzo was the only white woman the clan murdered during the civil rights movement. >> -- mrs. liuzzo went to alabama to serve the struggles for justice. she was murdered by the enemies of justice. >> reporter: her death helped further the cause. five months later president johnson signed the voting rights act. >> if mrs. liuzzo wasn't killed we wouldn't have the civil rights bill. >> it took the death of a who woman to get the votes to pass the voting rights bill opinions right. >> reporter: this is the alabama road where she died. the marker reads in memory of our sister viola liuzzo. >> was it worth it? >> yes, i wouldn't change a thing. and it has been hard. i miss her. but i'm so, so proud of her. >> reporter: mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news." for all of us, all around the world, good night. ♪ >> this is a weather alert from cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> fr

will this rob rhiner film be a romantic comedy classic like, you remember, when harry met sally.ichael tammero is here. >> fox news alert, heather. back end of summer. at least movie wise. a lot of big budget blockbusters have been released. looking at some of the smuler fill -- smaller films. first time michael douglas and diane keaton starred together. first time diane keaton ever sings in a movie. rob rhiner sunday classic when harry met sally, the bucket list and he visits this topic very often the romantic comedy. what is it about this genre that intrigues him so much. >> when there are romantic comedies it is all the same. whether it is flipped with 12-year-olds or the sure thing is college kids and then when harry met sally and then "so it goes" is older adults. what i do is it's my view of men and women which is women are just more mature. they are more emotionally developed, they know what they want, they know what's important in their life and the men run around like idiots. >> he is a lot of fun. it is not ground breaking but it is predictable but it was charming. agai

her daughter sally was only 6. >> he looked at me and just started screaming, mama's dead.t. nothing was ever the same again. >> reporter: not for liuzzo's family or for 19-year-old leroy moton, the only passenger in her car. how often do you think about that night. >> all the time. somebody just shot through the window and the car went off the road. glass hit me in the face. >> reporter: when did you realize that she was in real trouble? >> when i tried to wake her up. when i grabbed her by the arm, miss, miss, miss. you know, she didn't say a word. >> reporter: after her death there was a racial backlash against the liuzzo family. they got hate mail, a cross was burned on their lawn, and at her school sally was bullied. >> growing up, they started throwing rocks at me and said your [bleep]'s baby, your mama didn't love you. >> reporter: viola liuzzo was the only white woman the clan murdered during the civil rights movement. >> mrs. liuzzo went to alabama to serve the struggles for justice. she was murdered by the enemies of justice. >> reporter: her death helped further

fortunately, i got to speak with sally smith earlier today.look. >> sally, we're here alt your new store in manhattan. it's obviously a rooftop multiple levels. is this the new template. >>. >> it is. we call it our stadia design. i'm glad to have you here. we talked about this. this is our new stadia design. when a guest walks through the door, we want them to feel they're in a stadium. the games are on, we hear the cheering. we want it to be their place. >> how reputable around the united states? >> all the companies on the 2014 have the stadia look, we are going back. stores are due for a new model. we are able to bring much of the decor the feel into our as we remodel restaurants. >> you have always taken a long term approach. the stockmarket is a tougher game. it's so short-term oriented than 90 years ago. all the way up to 150. suddenly people say, wait a second, they reported a quarter. i thought it was the best quarter you ever had. >> we had a phenomenal quarter. >> would you do the conference call over if you had a chance? >> you kno

. >> i read a nice tribute by sally field.e too. sets the standard for romantic comedies. we'll look at the legacy of purification p >>> good monday morning everyone, it's 8:25. i'm frank mallicoat. he's what's happening around the bay area right now. a $72 million water purification plant in san jose set to open up. the water will be used for things like industrial cooling and watering highway median strips and golf courses. >>> court hearing set for today for ryan chamberlain. he's the man accused of having a bomb in his knob hill apartment. if convicted he could get up to ten years in prison on bomb and gun possession charges. >>> and the city council in foster city will vote on new smoking restrictions there. under the proposals, smoking will not be allowed in outdoor seating areas at restaurants, there would also be restrictions near retail space and multifamily residences as well. got your traffic and your weather too coming up right after the break. every mercedes-benz is made with the highest level of engineering... de

. >> i read a nice tribute by sally field.erful person in the world. >> and cute too. sets the standard for romantic comedies. we'll look at the legacy of >>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> good morning, everyone, i'm ukee washington, the latest on breaking news we've been following this morning, the coast guard continues their search for missing boater at the jersey shore. we're told the man was boating with a friend in longport, atlantic county late last night when boat struck abu owe, both men over boards, but only one made it back to shore. >> kate bilo in the weather center good morning, everyone mornings day, it was pretty decent weekends, so many for some folks down the shore, which some spots got a lot of rain, also, just kind of the misty drizzle all day long. today more sunshine for everybody, mix of sun and clouds, turning little more humid. 85 degrees will be our daytime high today. some hazy sunshine out there this afternoon. tonight patchy clouds, pleasant again, 68 degrees. light breeze from the south. and

we take you to cairo and speak to sally there for us. been speaking to the egyptian foreign minister. what did he tell you? >> that was earlier in the day today. he told me the negotiations are still going on between different parties. let me get you what we got from the deputy head of the hamas political bureau. he is saying here now in cairo. we asked him concerning this cease fire and what israeli officials said about the agreement concerning a cease fire. he absolutely denied and said there's no agreement reach sod far. that's what the deputy leader of the hamas political bureau said concerning the cease fire. as for the egyptian foreign minister who i met earlier in the day, he said negotiations are involving all departments. when i asked about hamas saying it has not been contested by the egyptian party, he said we contacted everybody, communicate a ed before we came out. other regional parties in this talks specifically turkey and cut tar. if these overshadow any roads by any means and he said absolutely not. they are welcome for

that is sally mcel frish. there are four graves. both of them are currently unmarked. i am trying to get the v.a. to give us headstones for it. so far, they've been turn -- even though we have a note -- if you look at the book, there's actually a message from secretary stanton saying we will take care all of the payment for these funerals. but didn't work out that way and the v.a. is not helping us. we'll take care of that. at this point, i want to take a moment to remember the women who died in the service of their country and their families and we'll start with the tolling of the bell over there. [bell ringing] >> and now the names of the women. melissa adams, annie bache, emma baird, lizzy browler, betty, kate, mary burroughs, emma lee collins johanna collins, margaret harran, rebecca hull, lacy, sally, julia mcewing, ellen roche, pinky scott, w.e. tippett and margaret. 15 are buried here beneath the monument, the other four are buried in the roman catholic cemetery. at this moment, i like to call j.j. kelly who placed the marker on the north side of the monument to

m -- services company sally mae. >>> the fed offers a mixed view of the economy, markets ended up with little trade futures are pointing to a lower open. >>> food, coffee spending is heavy on the east coast, fast food is big for millennials in the south, mickey ds tops the best choices. >>> mlb trade line ends this afternoon. the phillies lost the opportunity to win consecutive series for the first time since late april. 11-2 loss to the mets. they begin a series with the nationals in washington tonight. >>> the phillies are working on a huge deal involving a number of their star players, look for details on that in our next half-hour. >> you meant to keep it at 6abc.com and have that app to have breaking news whenever it comes out. >> reporter: today is the day when there will be a lot of news around baseball. there already has been some. storm tracker 6 live double scan we're looking at precipitationless skies, that's not a word, but you know what i am. the sun is coming up over the horizon, digging through some low-lying cloud cover. when are crew looking at the sun close to the hor

from tom sell lech to sally field who started with garner in "murphy's lawman." >> the 86-year-old actornd dead at his home in los angeles of natural causes last nighting. his career spanned for more than 50 years and end colluded two hit series 20 years apart. lester holt has more now on garner's life. >> he had that hollywood leading man look and film career that spanned decades but it was television that named james garner a household name. the show that launched him to fame "maverick" in 1957. he played dry-witted gambler brett maverick more likely to talk his way out of a tight spot than pull out his gun. he had his share of big screen roles acting opposite marlon brando, doris day, and steve mcqueen. and in 1964 he appeared opposite julie andrews in the americanization of "emily." >> i really liked that film. it was the first film i felt like i could really get my teeth in a little bit. >> reporter: nearly 20 years after his first television hit garner found fame again in "the rockford files," the role of smooth talking private eye jim rockford earned him an emmy. garner was also a

as well an ebit horning the chinese railroad worker by the department of labor with the secretary sally jewel [speaker not understood] gave keynote presentations. my organization, however, john jang performances, used to be on the grants for the arts roster of arts organizations. after a few years of being on the grants for the arts roster, my organization was forced out under a dubious and arbitrary standard that was not even written in the grants for the arts [speaker not understood]. when my organization was on the roster, we usually received funding support of $5,000. a one-year grant of $5,000 from grants for the arts is well below the minimum funding level to sustain an organization. grants for the arts has created an arts apartheid system that needs to be dismantled and replaced by the vision of cultural equity policy and practice of the san francisco arts commission. thank you very much. (applause) >>> hi, my name is [speaker not understood]. impart of the -- i represent the young artists here in san francisco. i run a dance company. the artists that work for me and that i emplo

particular thunderstorm warning is ongoing for 45 minutes and expires in 5 to 10 minutes for the lee lie sally and north montgomery county and bucks county. the threat is strong winds and hail and lightning. as it approaches allentown it has begun to weaken into 22 and also 476, but a lot of lightning strikes so very vivid lightning with this, as we zoom to the north and west it extends to reading at 222 near lincoln and you can expect this particular storm at 5:13, and plowville at 6:21, moving slowly at 6 miles per hour as it plows through the center part. the rain and vivid lightning. as the storm pushes into the i-95 corridor, the main concern is lightning and the heave your downpours and winds between 40 and 50 miles per hour. with also scattered hail. rick, when i come back we'll track the storms plus a cooler trend in the seven-day forecast. >> thank you adam. still to come, a rude awakening for center city hotel guests, the fire that forced them to the streets before dawn and who will receive the prestigious marion ender son award. >>> the verdict was delivered today against six former

sally mae said 42% of costs covered by parents or students or income or savings is covered boy 40%. > target started an online registry so the future students can get dorm room necessities without having to spend a dime themselves. >>> stocks are mixed on wednesday, right now they are pointing for a mixed opening. >>> a new report said $20 million americans may be duped on their cell phone bills it's called cramming check your cell phone bill line by line. >>> mlb trade line ends today. a blockbuster phillies trade could be tames play, it could involve cliff lee, ryan howard and jonathan paple paplebon. phillies want top prospects. "action news" will be following the story throughout today. >> but if it goes through what a change. >> yes. >> there's urgent new concern about the deadly ebola virus. u.s. is on high alert after the peace correspond pulls people from west africa. >>> we have nothing showing on storm tracker 6 live double scan this morning, that could change as we head into the afternoon, especially in the northern and western suburbs and the humidity comes back tomorrow a

hood had a girlfriend, sally preston, and he courted her. when the war was over, they both ended up marrying other people, but in some of the later books, which are written on hood, they claim that every move hood made, every decision he made, everything he did, he was trying to impress his girlfriend. , let's look into this. so, i've looked at, say -- thomas hay, who wrote the first book back in the 1920's on the tennessee campaign. and i thought, habitat is did he mention sally preston? zero. stanley horn? zero. tom is connolly, 1970's, mentions her once. she is on 13 pages in the index alone, 13 pages and tarleton,med susan who was patrick claiborne's fiancÉe, is mentioned on nine pages. then i looked -- these are four of six generals sword for example, these are four of the six generals killed at the battle of franklin. they are mentioned seven times, five, five, and three in the index. this, it is kind of over-dramatizing things. another one, it has almost always been said that robert e. lee said that john bell hood was "all lion, no fo

say a certain sally. >> you can't just do that. >> reporter: that would be sally draper, daughter ofper. forget "mad men." we're talking about a mad sister. >> oh, my gosh. he is little. ♪ i'll never grow up never grow up ♪ >> reporter: jeanne moos, season season, new york. >> you just want to bring her a bit of joy, don't you? >> i know. i love that. and the baby's like, this is great. i'm loved. soak it up. >> it's going to be interesting to check back in in a few years. >> yes. see if love is being shared between the two. >> and that does it for this hour of cnn at cnn special coverage. thanks for watching. i'm rosemary church. >> i'm errol barnett. we'll be back with the day's biggest stories after this short break. so what's this? check it out. i just saved 15% on car insurance in 15 minutes, so i took a selfie to show everyone how happy i am. really? because esurance saved me money in half that time. can i...? oh you can be in it! no need to photo-bomb me. hashbrown. selfie. yeah... that's not how it works. 15 minutes for a quote isn't how it works anymore. start with a quote f

the judge was forced to donald sterling was emotional and he'd tear it up when talking about said sallyt's a deep breath trying not to crack. for most of the testimony he was combative and the times even ridiculed his estranged wife's attorney which is one of l.a.'s most feared litigators. >>: even when shellers attorney read out what donald said with anderson cooper. sterling said it could remember that exchange either but he could remember what he did once said the chain. the down most telling did nothing with proof that the doctors were correct. you can help with so little sympathy for the man with is clearly not working. allen said of the lawyers and their grown before anita loral hire him. the israeli offensive against rocket attacks into their country. warplanes targeting more than command centers and rocket i'm tracking the story and more be sure to follow us at kron 4 in use. police have said, there's a "strong indication" the killing was in response to the earlier happening today. opening statements are expected to begin for two women charged with brito, have pleaded not guilty

sally is right in that.ome pressure on these central american countries and mexico. there is a lot of people turning the other way. and not looking at what is happening and allowing this to happen, for a kid to be able to get from honduras all the way to the united states. >> the leaders of some of the countries have got to step up. great to have you with us this morning. wish there were more solutions to this, i certainly do. >> exactly. rather than finger pointing, the only thing we're seeing on both sides of the aisle in washington right now. >>> up next on "new day," new search warrant leereleased in t investigation surrounding the georgia toddler who died in a hot car. now the attention is shifting to the boy's mother. nancy grace is joining us to give her take on that case. >>> and the battle for the los angeles clippers, a hearing expected today to decide if shelly sterling can sell the team. could a last minute move by her husband's lawyers delay the case? i dbefore i dosearch any projects on my home

so again with great sadness but great privilege to be able to introduce this item i'd like to ask sally of programs and project with our indulgence and this other members that are eagerly awaiting the other items she'll read the accomodation >> thank you, commissioners and staff and members of the public it's my great pleasure and sorry to be commending wells it's been an absolute pleasure i'll read do resolution wells lawson joined the agency in 2007 as the painting. starting in 2007 mr. lawson co- murdering the interdevelopment for the hunters point shipyard and the candle stick point activity need of the hunters view area together referred to as the project. the project will transform more seven hundred land into 10 thousand housing units and up to 3 million acres of new parks to the southeast san francisco and as well as new bus rapidly and other activity to the city he was you instructional part of sf r a to the bayview hunters point plan and creating an urban framework that sets forth the site coverage and set backs and building modulation and open space and establishing overarchi

business boot road on this monday morning and we're watching a crash in norristown basin street green sally road and still doing over nights roadwork westbound on pennsylvania turn pike near norristown interchange knocking out right lane with construction. however the work we had on northeast extension northbound past quakertown cleared out. both lanes back in business there. but in bucks county expect new backups starting today because of big new closure. 213 maple avenue bridge over neshimany shuts down today and they're building new round about at the intersection 213 and bridge town pike. big new projects startling today going through october 2016. this is long term. posted detour will tail you over old lincoln highway. bristol and bridge town pike. no issue around 1 or 95. but be have a crash in dell dem glasgow route 40 polaski highway. time for commuter report. waiz after. one of the friends using the app says watch for a minor crash new castle county northbound side lucky tam that is all off to the side. no big deal. >> thank you, matt, developing overnight a train derailment injure

sal sally crawcheck and dan roth are joining us. >> i have to get into it.are some of the signs. you say you're giving conflicting advice from your bosses. >> that's right. fist of all, i'm not recommending people quit their jobs. it's good to have a job. >> yes. >> but as you think about it, as i thought through the signals that i ignored that i probably should are been looking for something else. if you feel like you can't win. you can't win. if you get conflicting signals and mine was one boss leave don't manage. the other said manage don't lead. i said i can do both. and the truth is, if they're telling you you can't do both. >> i think the during times when it's hard to find jobs you stick it out and try to make it work. when there are jobs out there and you can find something else it's not a bad sign to say two different bosses give me two different advices i'm out of here. >> this is interesting. watching movies can sometimes be a sign. i'm in trouble then, i love me movies. >> let's back up. when i used to go on long plane flights i loved to work. i

listen to jack. [ wimpering ] >> he's moaning because sally went for a walk, but he was left behind.at things when kids throw themselves on the floor and cry. >> this is heart breaking. >> especially when jack notices, wait, there's a human there. >> he's, like, well, if i act really good, maybe he'll take me for a walk. >> oh, he looks a little embarrassed. >>> dude takes his parents for a spin in the supra. ? the wild ride that has them holding on for heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you. great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you could save. ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you could save. hard to miss. if a bird p can't find this, there's no help for them. >> i don't know about you ladies, but as a

to me to sally in the upper 50s or 60s. this after nobel warm up.87 degrees. 88 and sayville 84 and call out to the 86 in redwood city. >> james: brett wood and discovery bay can be 99 degrees sally had a pull off dramatically. oakland and downtown will be 78 with 72 and downtown san francisco and north bay and the wine country you have a sunny skies. and the upper 80s. conditions will hold steady tamara is not a dramatic point but it will be gradual before we get our and the highest back down into the upper 80s. >>: were falling type trend is including this not this city's and america. the guy and tony bennett are partnering up once again for a whole jazz album. september 23rd will be the release is not the first time the two have collaborated. >>: lady that i promoted saying no tricks know autochromes it's just pure gas. >> stanley:i am about to tell you where you can get a lot of free stuff, just visit castro valley like for instance this lovely slightly used sun bleached couch with a silver brick included >> stanley:or how about this lovely couc

what this opinion means for the future of equal protection in america is cnn political commentator sallyen and cnn legal analyst sunny huston along with our next guest an far and blogger. why is it i am hearing from two different camps that is completely narrow and it only pertains to that very narrow issue, those drugs deemed to be abortive, and others saying the union going to float away? >> because the supreme court obviously was deciding one question, but the rules and the reasons it gives for reaching that decision are going to apply more broadly. a lot of people are looking at that reasoning and the supreme court's decision and saying, look, this is going to apply to things like employers who want exemptions from anti-discrimination laws or paying taxes. the supreme court just hasn't decided those questions yet. >> the yet i think would be the operative word. ladies, i want to open this up to you. ya'll can take this. i started to think as i was trying to digest everything, what if this were a muslim family, owned a company, and they were very strict in their religion, they did not