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stand up, shirley. few years ago we had a wonderful opportunity to work with supervisors mirkarimi and are lee on the adoption of san francisco's slavery disclosure ordinance and we're looking forward to having is the same kind of experience with supervisor coyne as she moves forward in legislation with us the we're very excited about that undertakele -- taking. that was supposed to lead to a nice little smooth transition for them to make remarks. since they are not here -- somebody's coming, i'm told. on cue, supervisor coyne, right on cue is here. supervisor malia cohen, ladies and gentlemen. >> thank you. hello. happy black history month. -- month. how are you good. thank you for coming out here this morning. i'm so excited to be here. there have been many years that have come and gone in the past that i was in these seats over here listening to the speakers commemorate, honor the memory and legacy of many of our an set of erps and the persons that have gone on before us and it is about time that we

and they knew each other before i knew shirley. we've had this long, what, 50-year relationship and bond. so when al called me about bringing some pieces here to san francisco, we didn't hesitate. i'm going to ask all uven to take, when you go to d.c., on the main floor of the main gearly -- gallery at the american history museum, the most visited museum in the world, there is george washington to the left, the american flag to the middle, and the kiprusoffy collection to the right. and i just want you to know that because you know, luis was trying to tell you who the kinseys are and you know what? you need to know who's speaking to you so sometimes you sit up a little bit better and you listen, but we are very grounded in what we're doing and we've lived in san francisco back in the 1970's. we ran a million square feet for der -- xerox out of south san francisco. we ran the oakland branch in oakland for three years there where i had 100 black folks working for me in 1977, just so you know. so we got our roots in the right place. w

>> don't call me shirley. and surely, you must be kidding. >>> starting off this morning, we do have some fog around at this hour. it's in mostly northern virginia, and a few locations there have visibilities that have been reduced to about a quarter mile. elsewhere, we've got a clear sky after we had a few overnight showers. it's chilly. we're down into the low and mid-40s throughout montgomery and prince george's. arlington, fairfax counties. near 50 in washington right near the bay. eastern shore, low and mid-50s there. farther west, 40s to near 50 through much of the shenandoah valley and out in the mountains of western maryland and west virginia. there's the showers that came through overnight, and now we've cleared out. sunrise at 7:27. we will have our temperatures soaring today into the upper 60s to near 70 this afternoon. lots of sun. a delightful ougautumn day. tomorrow sun. in the 40s to upper 60s. chance of an afternoon sprinkle tomorrow. rain from time to time into the evening. highs low 60s. frid

shirley is my hometown. mostly people -- i cannot believe it.y people in california are sending me checks, and in the future, i'm going to make a charity. i'm going to help others. it's changed my whole life. >> unfortunately less than a year after the incident, mohammed falls victim to a bad economy, and is forced to close the store he ran in shirley for 15 years. but true to his word, he donate s whatever remains on his shelves to local churches and charities. if you have a video you'd like to send to us, log on to our website "caughtoncamera.msnbc.com. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera.

taking money from shoppers food warehouse in exchange for political favors.in court thursday, reverend shirleycurrie teetified she handles the senator's disclosures &pforms and admits failing to report his paid consultant work.a miitake she regrets.the safeey is key for your trick or treaters.. that's why hhward county police are ccecking all 91 registered sex offenders for hhlloween. and all but one were found. found.47 year old james spivee is missing.police ssued a warrant for his arrest. arrest.a second offender, 31 yyar old tom gauthier was prrested after police found him living in a different address than the one registereed..ex offenders on probation re forbidden from find out if ssx offenders live in your neighborhood.we have a link to the state sex offender database at fox baltimore dot com.just go the "news features" ssction. 3<> <>unionized social security workers are speaking out about proposed budget ccts to the agency.protesters marched on the streets at the social secuuity office on green street, downtown.ssme lawmakers in congress want to cut the operating budget by

shirley currie testified her husband's failure to disclose on ethics forms was her fault saying she does the paper work because he is disorganized. jurors heard from high profile politicians including bob you are lick, congressman cummings, anthony brown and house minority, hoyer, calling currie an honest man. >> there is a fine line in our society, between paid lobbying, and bribery. >> reporter: attorneys expect two days of testimony and closing arguments and deliberations wednesday. >> the trial is entering the 6th week. >>> family and friends said good-bye to a german town woman and her son. they were found dead in separate locations this month. her estranged husband, curtis lopez, is charged with her death and expected to be charged in williams death as well. >>> trial of a woman accused of killing a woman inside the lou lou lemons store. two apple store employees testified they heard a woman begging for help through the walls but did not intervene. norwood's attorney said she did the murder, but said it was not premeditated. >>> occupy baltimore is still in full swing downtown. doz

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. >> so shirley johnson and josie hunter, little jhessye's aunt and grandmother.nk you all for being here. i know it's a trying time. we're getting that story out and her picture. thank you so much. we'll follow up with you if that's okay and hopefully little jhessye will come home. thank you very much. >> can i justify say one thing? >> go ahead, miss johnson. >> yeah. if we can possibly get the database maybe the fbi more involved. i know they say they're involved to oversee the glenndale police department and helping with more resources and get some expertise in looking for missing children, maybe we can do that because i know it's issues going on with arizona and their ability to follow through on crimes with children. >> miss johnson, absolutely, thank you for beating here and we'll follow and stay on this story, as well. our best to the family going through this trying time. >> thank you for having me. >> no problem. it's 18 minutes past the hour. i want our viewers to stick around here. i'm going the take a commercial break, guys, so we can do this conversa

shirley raley-currie took full responsibility for her husband's legal troubles. she said i was not diligent, i let him down. she testified that for 24 of the past 26 years, she has been filling out her husband's annual financial disclosure statements to the state ethics committee. she took over managing the paperwork early in their marriage because he didn't pay attention to details. he is not organized. he is a big picture person. she said she considered filling out the forms a chore. since her husband filled out the first one, she used it as a model for subsequent ones. she told the jury that she never intended to hide anything, and her husband never asked her to. she stated she misinterpreted the questions. testimony also revealed that she was a consultant for marlow furniture. she got paid $4,000 for helping the company with job fairs. according to his tax return, he got paid $11,750. the nature of the work was not disclosed. prosecutors asked if she knew whether her husband received money for introducing legislation that benefited the company or if she could

his victim, shirley vian, 24 years old.said in court he watched her young son walk into the house and spontaneously chose that family to victimize. >> i forced myself in, just opened the door and walked in and pulled a pistol. >> shirley vian was home with her three small children who rader corralled into the bathroom. >> the kids were really banging on the door, hollering, screaming. >> it's horrifying to remember that rader himself was a young father at this time. his own son was not yet 2. with the sounds of the vian children in the background, he said he simply worked as fast as he could. >> comforted her a little bit, tied her up, put a bag over her head and strangled her. >> in other admission that reveals rader's depravity, he told the psychologist the thrill had little to do with the kill, or for that matter with the victim herself. >> i don't think it was actually the person i was after, i think it was the dream. i know that's not really nice to say about a person, but they were basically an object. just an object.

his wife, the reverend shirley urrie took the stand and says she's to blame for the misttkes.she saide handlee the senators disclosure forms and admits o failing to report his paid consultant work. currie is accused of taking money from pechange for political favors. a father passes on a loveefor his ccuntry onnto his sons.the new missioo that's bringiig them evvn closer together. 3 this was the scene today at fest.parents lined up with superheros to participate in the fessiiites.they enjoyed trick-or-treating, carnival games and livv entertainment... and then there was a costume contest.kids got to celebrate halloween with the animals all weekend. 3 and insttad of halloween, it looked more like winter wonderland for my son michael yesterday.we were in bucks county, ppnnsylvania, where we got almost six inches of snow. we had a lot of fun....even when the power went out. -&3 3 3 aiding in the search for a missing 11-month old girl.the in hopes of bringing the usinn - little girl home. "i am thhir father but now theer soldiers and their goiig to e treated as soldiers soldiersfamily tie

i know shirley's handwriting. and i was so excited.ay's older sisters was able to read the words of grandma's birthday wish. >> happy birthday. i hope you have a great birthday. i love you, grandma shirley. >> reporter: receiving the gift in october, what will she do with the money? >> buy some stuff and some halloween clothes. >> announcer: for more about "the early show," visit us at cbsnews.com. i will awaken you with a song. i will present your world, at a glance. i will remain untangled and uncomplicated. and let nothing or no one go unnoticed. all from one. all for you. i am the new rhyme by htc. only from verizon.

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. >> i'm join by shirley john, and the grandmother and aunt of little jhessye. joining us. let's talk about how police are handling this. you're hearing that police are focusing too much on her. what is your feeling? >> i feel that they are not focusing on baby jhessye after two days. i think the fbi needs to come back in and oversee this glendale police department. the great disparity on how they look at little black kids, children of another race. i found out recently they infused the community with 544 registered sex offenders. and i've recently found out that they are not even certified in children abduct response team. that's just recently been done today. i'm very concerned about why the fbi is not overseeing this glendale police department. the amber alert was done wrong. driving up the froirk you saw alert, call this number. not alert, child abducted. not a description of my grand baby at all. not what kind of car or able that she may be in. it was done totally wrong. after two days it was taken down. and that policy needs to be changed. >> the police sa

we will hear from shirley and jay. they are represented by an extraordinary attorney. we are going to start now. >> hello, everyone. thank you for inviting me to speak my parents brought me here when i was 14, 10 years ago, from the island country of fiji and the south pacific. and they came here illegally and applied for a green card. no one told them it would take 10 years to get it. my grandmother is a u.s. citizen and today my parents and my sister, my entire family here are citizens. i am the only undocumented in my family. that is because immigration officials refused to follow the law. i will explain why. it took so long to get my parents residency that i aged out. they do not care when you turn 21. they tell you to get in the back of the line. even waiting nine years, they are asking me to go to the back of the line again. i will be 23 by the time i can immigrate to the country legally. in the meantime, growing up, my parents had no idea this would happen. i graduated from college with a bachelor's in political science with a master's i as well. we fought hard

shirley mills is the big winner of the set for life scratcher game.ills bought the winning ticket at a lucky supermarket in san lorenzo. she will get $100,000 a year each year for the next 20 years. she says she will use the extra cash to pay off bills and help their two adult children with their expenses. >>> just ahead a check on stocks. >>> is was not just customers clerking out fresh produce at an alaska grocery store. we'll tell you how a bear cub got inside. ♪ [ ukulele strumming ] ♪ [ folksy whistling ] [ man ] quitting is a fight you can't let yourself lose. it can take many tries. but keep trying, you will beat smoking. honey, you okay? yeah, i'm fine. ♪ [ ukulele ] >>> banks and home builders, bank of america rose 8% after it beat earnings expectations for the third quarter. the survey of u.s. home builders show they are let pessimistic, i should say, about the struggle, market. that's helping buyers. right now, the dow is up 189. the nasdaq is up 43. s&p is up 25. >>> two bay area tech companies will report third-quarter earnings today afte

senator ulysses currie and his wife, reverend shirley currie hhld hands as they eft federal court todayof taking bribes from &pshoppers food warehouse in exchange for government his wife took the blame for t.. wwat the defense calls curry'ss sloppy bookkeepingg reverend currie testified that she handles alllof the couple's paperwork because the senatoo's radiation treatment for canner affected his attention to dettil and not very organized." but reverend currieetold thh court she herself made a lot of mistakes on the senator'ssstate disclosure forms over tte yearss like neglecting to report his paid consultant jobs. she says it was an easy and honest mmstake --because every year - she just copiee the same informatioo from the pear before. myranda "reverend currie admitted she's a very busy woman and filling out alll of the forms was a quote, "chore". still, she says she properly... and now deeply prosecutors pointed out thaa senator's responsibility to signing off on themm theyyalso questioned the defense's other hrabowski - president of u-m-b- friend. hrabowski spoke highly of currie's

landlord shirley barber contacted the i-team after she saw kimberleys story. she is granting to her at a significantly reduced rate. >> she needed help, and i had something available. cracks in the carter has been helping kimberly for months. she was one of the first visitors. >> you walk in and you could feel the peacefulness. you could feel what she has not had in her life for so long. right away when i walked in, you just know this is her place, there is no doubt. >> beers came by the truckload. everything kimberly needed came through her new front door quickly. >> it is really not a lot of stuff. we wish we could do more. >> the community support and services for the deaf donated all of this furniture. >> i would just be praying for her good life after all this is over with. >> cookware and appliances, a place to sleep, clothes from a woman fighting the same cancer, and viewer imaginal long brought cleaning supplies. -- megan long brought cleaning supplies. >> so grateful, kimberly prepared food for the volunteers. >> when was the last time you cooking you

of reducing the cost of capital in the the united states creates investment and believe it or not, shirley temple, more capital and more investment the that's where jobs come from. >> there's tons of capital, in the economy. that's not the driving issue. that capital is being idled, it's sitting on the sidelines and it's not working the way it ought to. >> and it's not sitting in banks or in investors. and they lend money against assets. real money, real asset at risk money is too expensive for nl people and for them to gather and it's not done officially. >> dennis. >> you're getting off the topic, of course a bad system that should change and when you're talking about scrapping it. the public doesn't understand how tax planning happens at a corporate level and they don't understand the ramifications. >> three to five to ten year plan to change that. >> and i don't have to do heart surgery so i just-- >> quiet! all right. i've got to go. thanks, guys. the blackberry blackout. not only leaving the company with a black eye. some here says it could help put it out of business and these apple

shirley chisholm being the first.1988 jackson surprised many with nearly 7 million votes and several primary victories. many will remember the image of the greenville, south carolina native crying the night barack obama won the presidency. >> i don't know where the tears came from. but what hit my mind was it was the joy of that moment. we stood in that same spot 40 years before with tear gas protesting the war in vietnam. >> reporter: new orleans native arntd jackson young was pastor of a church in marian, alabama when he joined king's movement. he would eventually become one of the sclc's chief mediators. >> i remember specifically going to see the president after the nobel prize speech, president johnson. and he spent over an hour complaining about why he couldn't pass a voting rights bill. and when we left there at night, late at night, dark, walking down the white house lawn, martin said almost whimsically, the president doesn't have enough power to pass a voting rights bill. i guess we've got to figure out how t

first shirley was one of the few white writers of the country who really got it and paid attention to robinson's depue 1947. he also did a terrific job of documenting the way some of the black players that came after robinson were treated which wasn't very well. the st. louis browns this is a little known historical fact the st. louis browns hired to black players and after a month of getting a little chance of opportunity to play and shirley povich was all over that story else will. schizophrenic is a good way to describe the reaction of black america if he did 47. there was an absolute jubilation of the opportunity that robinson had been given and it was so exciting for people to go see him play. there were special train lines established throughout the country to take people to the ballparks and the first time he played in st. louis the train lines, people from all or a theory of the first time he played in chicago crowds were coming out in huge numbers and there was definitely the sense that this was a new dawn of the new day and that integration was something that the country bad

shirley maclean. even rosemary clooney?is to imagine anyone but audrey hepburn as holly go lightly. she was 32, playing an 18-year-old. newly revealed publicity stills show someone thought audrey needed air brushing. this famous party scene took a week and a half to film, much of the dialogue was ad libbed. the actors drank real champagne and they smoked. 60 cartons of cigarettes. >> reporter: that haunting song -- >> paramount hated "moon river." in fact was a song that they wanted to cut. >> reporter: in fact, "moon river" took home an oscar. ♪ rainbows ♪ >> reporter: david wright, abc news. >> my huckle bury friend, it was. we thank you for watching tonight. we're alwaysabcnews.com. and don't forget, "nightline" later. hope to see you again tomorrow. good night.

for shirley sinkiewicz, a retiree from georgia, it ban double hit. no raise in social security and almost no return on savings. >> we depend on the earnings from our investments and that's been cut to almost nothing. >> reporter: the increase for seniors by law will be paid for by a hike in payroll taxes so there should be no hit to the deficit. but despite this raise, advocates for senior citizens remain angry about the years of no increases, saying the very way the cost of living gets calculating needs fundamental reform. >> pelley: well, wyatt, to that point, gas prices and food prices were way up in 2010 and 2011. why was there no increase then? >> scott, you're right. seniors were hit hard by that and it all goes back to the way the law was written. it's tied to the consumer price index for wage earners which many senior citizens are not. so seniors are advocating that the consumer price index be more weighted on the things that they spend on, specifically transportation and health care. >> pelley: wyatt, thank you very much. when the story firs

shirley johnson is hoping the national media will help 5-year- old jesse shock lee was last seen october 11th. her five siblings were watching her. police believe that's when jesse may have left the home through the front door but they're not sure what happened next. they have no suspects and evidence or even promising leads in the case. >>> california's bay area is recovering from two earthquakes. around 2:15, a 4.0 quake shook the region. six hours later a 3.9 magnitude quake struck. no reports of any damage or injuries associated with the quakes. it struck nearly 22 years to the day after the big earthquake struck during the 1989 world series. >>> and speaking of that, game two of the 2011 world series between cardinals and the rangers and it was a close one to the very last out. with the game tied at 1 in the top of the 9th, rangers' michael young hit a sacrifice fly to bring home elvis andrus from third and that would prove to be the game winner. rangers tie up the series at one all with a comeback 2-1 victory and they play in texas tomorrow. >> should be fun. i'll be watching. >>>

. ♪ hooray for hollywood da, da, da, da hollywood ♪ from shirley temple to aimee semple."mazing leading lady carolee carmello will be here at the end of the show to sing a great number, because i wrote it with david. a song called she sings as a 17-year-old at the beginning of the play. wait till you hear this woman's pipes. you cannot believe her. i'm so excited she agreed to get this up early in the morning and sing for us. that's worth getting up for. >> we got to see it last night. our entire "today" show crew went to watch the play. it is terrific. there is something about this play that is unique. when you want -- this is a huge theater we saw it in. >> fifth avenue. >> it's bigger than any broadway theater we've been to. we go to broadway and i think wow, what a huge theater. this place is tremendous. >> and poor sonny, our matinee sunny was in the balcony in the back. sunny, i don't know why that happened. i get rob's and yours got mixed up because that's where i asked rob to be. >> we got it. >> we've got hoda for president out here. i agree, 2012 is your year, ho

bethea: a huge change came about when mayor shirley franklin became the mayor of atlanta. we're having to choose how to spend our money. i named myself "the sewer mayor," and i wear that title very proudly, because, without wastewater infrastructure and drinking water infrastructure, the economy will stop. we did a major outreach. we trained an outreach team, who went to every community meeting, to educate people on how bad the crisis was. not only did i tell people that we'd have to raise rates, i told them we'd have to tear up the city to repair this infrastructure. man: you can't simply say, "i won't use any water, it's too expensive." we have about 25% of our population that's at or below the poverty line, so you have to look at rate structures that are tiered so the people can pay their bills. franklin: we would love to have something like 75% federal money. we do get some federal aid and we are thankful, but on the other hand, we're paying for this primarily with new rates. we have increased our rates to among the highest in america. but not nearly as much as if we h

shirley maclean. even rosemary clooney?o imagine anyone but audrey hepburn as holly golightly. >> all right, she's gone. >> reporter: she was 32, playing an 18-year-old. newly revealed publicity stills show someone thought audrey needed airbrushing. this famous party scene took a week and a half to film, much of the dialogue was adlibbed. the actors drank real champagne and they smoked, 60 cartons of cigarettes. ♪ two drifters ♪ off to see the world >> reporter: that haunting song -- >> paramount hated "moon river." in fact, was a song that they wanted to cut. ♪ where after >> reporter: in fact, "moon river" took home an oscar. ♪ rainbows >> reporter: david wright, abc news, los angeles. ♪ waiting round the bend >> my huckleberry friends, it was. we thank you for watching tonight. we're always there at abcnews.com. and don't forget, "nightline" later. hope to see you >>> tonight the government's new tactic in cracking down on local medical marijuana clubs. now, they're going after their landlords. >> more rain is on the way