selma is a different place today. it is a better place today. >> what happened to you after you were beat season where'd you go? >> on that sunday afternoon i was beaten and 47 years later i don't recall how i made it back to the little church that we had left from, but apparently someone literally carried me back to the church. i felt like i was going die. i do recall, i thought i saw death. i really thought i was going to die. but i do remember being back in that church. the little brown chapel a.m.e. church in downtown sell match. the church was fill told capacity. more than 2,000 people trying to get in to talk about what happened on the bridge. they said i don't understand it, how president johnson can send troops to vietnam and cannot send troops to sell marks alabama to protect people whose only desire is to register to vote. before i knew it, people had been transferred to the local hospital in selma, the good samaritan hospital, that was omitted by a group of nuns and those wonderful sisters, they took care o

clark, the sheriff of selma and ellis county and against governor george wallace and a federal judge issued a statement that we had a right to march. president johnson condemned the violence in selma, introduced the violent right act and before he concluded that speech he said "and we shall overcome"" we call it the "we shall overcome" speech. it was one of the most meaningful speeches an american president had delivered in modern times on civil rights. >> you mention in your book about rosa parks and you go back to her training. you say that when she sat on that bus and wouldn't get up that she had earlier training for that in tennessee. can you tell us about that place? >> there is a little school --

what is the unique character of selma? how was this remembered as distinct from other districts?other cities that we know, like charleston, this is fun to do. going back to my slides of my favorite cities. amsterdam, berlin, how was this different than other districts in san francisco? second, i think about this -- how easy is the city to be used, to be navigated? we look at new york city, and the blocks are very narrow and long, and if you stand in the intersection, you can immediately tell if you are moving to the north or south, or east and west in the city. how does -- how do the plan marks and districts, the orientation -- when you move through, you are moving on top of the rich with the topography, and you also look to the towers of the next plaza, so you find your way through the city. these qualities are built with urban fabrics. for me, urban fabrics talk about how individual parts fit together. this is not just continuity of public spaces, but the interweaving of public and private, together. seeing these cities as fabrics -- allows them to design this within a project

again, we have selma, treasure island, mission bay -- >> i combined the list. i hate -- -- i have -- mr. mcdonnell: i thought we agreed, no institutions? >> yes. ok. mr. mcdonnell: south beach, rincon hill. any additions? >> there was a public submission about this was the reason for the line. >> there is no publicly- submitted neighborhood boundaries for yerba buena. there is not a boundary from planned neighborhoods. mr. pilpel: i think this is referring to treasure island and yerba buena island, not yerba buena center. >> they are recommending it as a neighborhood based on public testimony, as i recall. mr. mcdonnell: the proposal is to list yerba buena. >> maybe it was one of the colored maps. mr. mcdonnell: then we will not list it. any objection? mr. pilpel: i would separate them, but i don't care that strongly. mr. mcdonnell: any objection to adding central waterfront? >> i thought it was part of the dog patch. mr. mcdonnell: we will not add. moving -- we are not moving. >> did i hear this call likely from the consultants that there is no neighborhood ca

but on 95 northbound between selma and stafford a truck rolled over. >> thank you. joe jackson has dropped a wrongful death lawsuit against the man convicted and the death of his son michael and all las vegas pharmacy. >> he said that they allegedly sold dr. conrad murray propofol the month before his son died on june 25, 2009. it's not clear if a settlement was reached. conrad murray was convicted for the deaths of jackson and was sentenced to a four years and present -- prison. >> " elvis presley's wife and daughter greeted fans at graceland. first time they have done this together. he died at the age of 42 on this date after years of prescription drug abuse. 4:57, 67 degrees. >> much more to come. learn what presiden and

previous to castro, western selma was considered a hub for the lgbt community, it even with this plan, it was one of the legacies and histories of identified to protect in this neighborhood. this was identified to be preserved in terms of the historical significance in the neighborhood. i understand the concern, and of course the incredible amount of support that has come out and support of this since it closed a year-and-a-half ago. i know supervisor wiener and campos were there for the last several meetings and along with the last year bus that took place. the issue before us is a liquor license transfer, which is a little bit different than the issue of preservation and protection of the site. i know many of you will speak specifically to that. i did want to acknowledge that before we move forward. i have a number of questions regarding the trooper, and double we to do that after supervisor campos and wiener speak. >> thank you. let me say that i have had a number of questions about this whole process that has been followed with respect to the item before us. i have to say i am a l

who can forget in 2007 in selma, when he made up part of his biography to endear himself to civil rightshat the selma bloody march was responsible for him being born when he was born four years before the event?! the kind of fabu-list impulse. we have to appeal to decent people that the first reaction when paul ryan gets named as vice-presidential candidate on the ticket is to point out that he is a white guy. what does that have to do with anything? what happened to post racial america, barack obama? >> sean: if this works, this is all america's going to see and worse. if they are rewarded for this type of sleazy campaigning, we will never see an end to t. i have to run. good it see you. >> you bet, take care. >> sean: coming up, more examples of the sleaze we are talking about that that has come to define the campaign. an email from the president's campaign that targets paul ryan and g.o.p. donor sheldon adelson. and this friday night, 9:00 p.m. eastern, my exclusive interview with vice-president dick cheney. you don't want to miss this. and a special event that he and i participated i

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only too well the terror he felt when confronted with the prospect of climbing a fifty metre tall man selma. my heart sank and i shivered all over although we didn't go very far on the last occasion. and we had that time the bite was more time outside some pieces back we looked up at the top of the mast and wondered whether it was possible to reach it so but now it's quite a routine thing for me. i remember the ship being caught up in a vicious storm near here during a race. sail under jim bridge. the guys had to be sent to the far end of the. but sometimes they have to. deal with. the. well belligerent sort of lets the ball get the report we've got assigns places in accordance with an updated coefficient of the end of caps and the like as expected the polish boat. is in the lead we are in the second place both of us have an equal chance at the moment and only. the gap between the polish and russian sailboats is minuscule it all comes down to the second phase of the race then everything will depend on the wind the poles decide to seek strong winds by taking the risk of going further south i

no, a little town in the central valley of california just south of selma, though capital of the world. a little beach farming town. hundreds of people including members of the saudi royal family and ceos of major corporations below billionaires' as well as normal citizens descended on the tiny little lutheran church to pay their respects. they are really surprised. but this tech to find out is that he was not at all heavyset u.s. he had of people that his father was a bank robber who was electrocuted sank one. there until the new is the captain of the football team. they find that he wasn't. 130 bell linebacker got his in contact lenses not done so frequently. the picture in this senior yearbook, the football team on their hands and knees searching for his contact lenses. they find out he wasn't this chalk and ladies' man and a brilliant charismatic person that they assumed he would be, but he was actually a very awkward kid who was raised in the church and abscessed with horse use. this is one of his friends told me, somewhere out there. that was there impression of larry. he further

fear the dead devils of free selma cross take them all on and when proving impossible is no more than just the ward the only russian currently whose got all it takes to do stunts like this is that exceed the two thousand and nine world championships bronze medal winner he's also the country so in besler to the sport's most elite competition red bull exploiters although he may soon be joined by others a special training camp in the moscow region past week saw twenty five amateur riders from all over russia and ukraine come together to show of their own skills and learn more from kolesnik of and his colleagues i could spend my entire life writing by myself i learned nothing new but under the guidance of these poor writers i can improve a lot kolesnikov rebuilt his training camp to lead both rupees and skilful riders use it why have days filled with practice and theory five days of hard training and even painful fail or is it time paying off with hopeful success and at the very least sizable progress however it was not only a school but a contest as well with a jury watching and selectin

one in the financial business and one in selma. i currently live in the mission district. and here to observe our government process. i have not been that involved in our local government proceedings. what i am looking for is a government that abides by the spirit of the law, does not get caught up in procedures as much as progress. i think what these gentlemen are doing with the space going to be great for that area, great for a space that has been closed for a year-and-a-half. i bike by and would love to stop by for a beer on the way home from work. i knew to offer my support in favor of these guys building out the space. -- i am here to offer my support in favor of these guys building out the space. supervisor elsbernd: 80. next speaker. >> my name is air. --ari. i run a charity called reason to party. in the comments, something stuck out from supervisor jim -- kim, dealing with the community in good faith. the goat tavern was not a place for me. i never felt -- the eagle talon was not a place for me. i never felt compelled to go there. the other was for the gay communi

now, kings byrd is a little town in california just south of selma, about 20 minutes of fresno, a little peach farm in town. hundreds of people including members of the family and the princess and ceo of major corporations and billionaires' as well as normal citizens, dhl, friends from college or at this tiny little lutheran church to pay their respects and they are surprised because what they find out talking to each other is that larry was and tall he said he was. he had told people that his father was a bank robber who was electrocuted in san quentin and now they find out talking to his friends that larry's father was actually a roofer that died of heatstroke when he was 2-years-old. larry told them he was the captain of the football team in kingsburg and they find out he was not the captain of the football team that he was a 135-pound linebacker that got his contact lenses locked out so frequently that the picture and the senior year because of the football team on their hands and knees on the field searching for his contact lenses. they find out he wasn't this dhaka and les mann and

. >> in 1965, a 25-year-old john lewis took part in a voting rights march from selma to montgomery alabama on a route that would take them across the edmund pettitte bridge. >> a man identified himself as major john cloud of the alabama state troopers and said this is an unlawful march. one of the young people walking beside me said give us a moment to kneel and pray a major told the troopers to advance them across the bridge, author and congressman john lewis sunday at 8:00 on "q &a." >> the house will take up the one- year extension of the bush does your tax cuts today. that will be at 10:00 a.m. for speeches and legislative work begins at noon eastern. live house coverage is a suspect. on c-span 2, cyber security legislation that creates security standards for digital infrastructure. live senate coverages at 9:30 eastern. the house armed services committee will talk about cuts from sequestration live at 10:00 eastern on cspan 3. coming up this hour, we'll talk to michael warren of the weekly standard about the election and judy waxman of the national women's law center to discuss some o

i gave a little blood on the bridge in selma in march 1965, but some of my colleagues and friends wereeaten. they were shot. they were killed. and we cannot go back. we cannot stay at home. we all got to get out and vote like we never, ever voted before. >> you know, actually, 2008 was one of the most diverse electorates ever, so i hope we see that again in 2012. i want to switch gears, pretty dramatically here, but before i let you go, governor romney had sort of this surprise press conference today and he took a question about his taxes. again, i guess i think about this in the context of the tone on the campaign. i'd like you the take a listen to what he said an then get your reaction. >> the fascination with taxes i paid i find to be very small minded compared to the broad issues that we face. but i did go back and look at my taxes and over the past ten years, i never paid less than 13%. >> you know, the problem that i have with that is that is it small minded for the american people to want to know if he's paid his fair share? aren't you accountable to the people? >> i cannot beli

those that were denied, some lost their lives leaving selma. some went to jail.ought, and we got the right to vote. just like we retraced their steps in march, we recommit ourselves to