as carlton solomon jr.aring, he's greeted by a familiar face from his neighborhood on john's island. >> you don't like to stay home, huh? >> man, i was doing good, man, for real. >> huh? carlton solomon, we lived two doors apart. his grandmother is like everybody's aunt in the neighborhood. used to always go to her house. especially in the summertime. she used to feed everybody. nicest person in the world. he comes from an awesome family. just put your attorney name right there. >> right here? >> uh-huh. >> ms. greene, she's considered something like family to me, too. she's cool with all my family. they love her. >> i remember when he was born. i remember him small, as a young boy. he wasn't a bad child. he throwing his life away. he pretty much has condemned himself. he's going to be here for a while. going to be here for quite a while. >> murder, kidnapping, burglary, all type of [ bleep ]. >> yeah, you ain't getting no bond. >> [ bleep ] no. >> solomon is accused of murder and other crimes related to a

as carlton solomon jr. signs in for his hearing, he's greeted by a familiar face from john's island. >> man, i was doing good, man. >> carlton solomon, we lived two doors apart. his grandmother is like everybody's aunt in the neighborhood. used to always go over to their house. especially summertime. nicest person in the world. comes from an awesome family. >> she's like family to me, too. she knows all my family. she's cool with all my family. i got love for her. >> i remember when he was born. i remember him small as a young boy. he wasn't a bad child. he threw his life away. he pretty much is condemned himself. he's going to be here for a while. he's going to be here for quite a while. >> murder, kidnapping, burglary, all type of [ bleep ]. >> you ain't getting no bond. >> [ bleep ], no. >> solomon is accused of murder and other crime ls related to a home invasion robbery on john's island. if found guilty, he could face the death penalty. >> all right. carl on the solomon. any family members? >> yes, sir

. >> carlton solomon jr.ived his interior life on nearby john's island. >> you ain't got nothing, you got dirt roads and trouble. that's just really it. dirt roads and trouble. >> solomon? how you doing, buddy? >> good. >> you all right? >> now, solomon has plenty of trouble. he is charged with murder, first-degree burglary, and other crimes related to a terrifying home invasion on john's island. solomon has pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. >> i know the old saying that everybody's innocent in jail, but in some cases, some of us really are. >> authorities say solomon and two other men kicked in the back door of a home in the middle of the night. they say the trio encountered a 25-year-old man, whom they pistol whipped, then took his 27-year-old sister outside where she was shot in the pelvis and later died at a local hospital. >> god knows what happened. god knows who killed that lady. god knows that i did not have anything to do with this crime. >> solomon was the only man arrested after the surviving

but what do we really know about king solomon's temple?e amanpour" continues. >>> on our journey through the lands of the bible we found ourselves lingering in the old city of jerusalem here in this place that is so sacred to jews, christians, and muslims. it is easy to imagine your way back to around 970 b.c., when the bible says the famous king solomon reigned. >> solomon became in a sense the very ideal of the oriental emperor as the sort of magnificent king. >> under david and solomon the israelites were able to amalgamate into a pretty powerful kingdom. >> solomon seemed determined not to repeat the mistakes of his father, king david, and his brothers, whose lust and pride wreaked havoc on their kingdom. >> solomon becomes the greatest king because he's of the davidic dynasty and yet he has none of the faults, none of the sins of david. >> solomon is known as the man of peace. >> reporter: and a man of wisdom. instead of killing his enemies, solomon, we're told, married many of them, including a pharaoh's daughter. in other instances

this is solomon jones on the 900 a.m. >> reporter: for solomon jones, a popular radio host, the raceialogue with his son. >> when i look at my son, i see him as this a-b student, he's soft spoken, he wants to be a scientist. and i just don't want my son to have to go through some of the things that i've been through and some of the things i've seen other people go through. >> reporter: young solomon is quiet, studious. not a troublemaker. but his father worries in the heat of the moment, that won't matter. >> if you get stopped by the police, even if you feel like they stopped you for no reason -- >> like harassing you. >> just be polite. just get out of the situation so you can come home. and then we can file charges against them later. >> reporter: solomon wants to make sure his son is safe. that his face doesn't end up on a poster like this. nearly two-thirds of blacks say race was a big part in not dieting the officers in eric garner and michael brown. when i was a boy, my parents, we had, like, the sex talk, right? but in my house, we also had the race talk. do you guys have tha

>> i'm officer solomon. i'm the program coordinator here for tent city. okay.p, guys. >> officer solomon had this radio voice, so when we first met him and he started talking to us, we were all thinking, like, this guy must have done something in radio and he actually did. >> many people, of course, ask me, you know, when they hear my voice, you know, officer solomon, you have that voice and face for radio. get it, face for radio? anyway, and yes i was in radio for many years, and i did a little tv. did a little radio. loved it. as i would sit in the studio, you know, and as i would be front selling and back selling songs, that was the latest by def leopard, coming up around the corner, we have more of your favorite rock music and more of your requests coming up with me the big-g. it was fun, it was the fun life. it was great. i loved walking to the store and everybody was like, hey, big g. it was a lot of fun, but i said, is this my life? you guys coming for the st. joseph the worker class? is this my life front and back selling rock 'n' roll songs and taking

jeff, and susan solomon and supervisor. >> so, please come to the appointed you have 2 minutes press the red bumming bottom please and identify users. >> i'm jeff the executive director of the hampton family center i'm sure you're aware of there's over 2 thousand students in the san francisco unified school district homelessness this is not acceptable and while though this is not the fault of everyone in the city or district the school district can or be part the solution before you is an n o observation under the leadership of the staff we've put together a pilot program before where the hampton will come to the school for rent induces for any families in the school district that is at risk of being homelessness we're commented to getting a phone number and set up a hotline for the staff we've started to do this on a pilot basis we've been overwhelmed the demanded is clearly there and i am very happy to tell you we're actively seeking funding to amplify this partnering and hopefully, we'll have good news but regardless of the funding we're committed and excited and appreciate everyo

solomon's solution -- the trigger price mechanism. the japanese production price as the trigger for starting dumping investigations. everybody in the world accepted the fact that japanese cost production were the lowest in the world. and therefore, if you sold below that, then there was good grounds for suspicion that you were dumping, you were not covering your cost of production, which was the definition under the law. the idea was to meet their legitimate complaint about dumping in a way that would be less disruptive of imports that would be of some help to the steel industry, and at the same time maintain price competition, particularly in the zones above that of covering the cost of production of the most efficient producer in the world. i must tell you that a lot of economists have told me it was a very elegant concept. schoumacher: elegant it may have been. but did it work? the trigger price mechanism was an effort to sort of soft land the u.s. steel industry, to not totally protect, but to give them some assurance that they we

. >> solomon, ronald and miller are all from northern st louis county and have been out protesting theel brown shooting. but it wasn't just about michael brown, they told us. they were angry at about something more profound than that. >> they just harass, they just treat you like you don't belong. >> who do? the police? >> yea, the police? >> we've got two strikes: black and male. so all we got to do is a miss a blinker and we're stressed out in the middle of the street. >> that's what people say? two strikes? >> you make a face at a cop, strike 3 you're out. you're going to jail for something. >> what these young men were talking about is more than just a "perception" of unfair treatment from police. >> they have no connection to them culturally, other than as police officers patrolling the area and enforcing the law. >> adolphus pruitt is head of the local naacp chapter which filed a federal civil rights complaint in late 2013 against the st louis county police for disproportionately targeting blacks. >> a young black kid can live in an urban area and when he leaves his house and he'

while people here hoped for less rain, just ten miles away, solomon and his team are wishing for a lot more of it. >> we really sympathize with them, we need this rain. >> nearly 80 percent of california remains under extreme drought, but more wet weather is expected overnight and could dump another four inches of rain over parts of california, through wednesday. >> cbs news, los angeles. >> glor: two years ago today a 20-year-old adam lanza opened fire at sandy hook elementary school in newtown, connecticut, 20 children and six adults were killed. tomorrow, some families are expected to announce their part in a class action lawsuit against the maker of the assault rifle lanza used, don dahler reports. >> the families whose loved ones were taken from them in 2012 have had 24 months to mourn, 24 months to try to understand why, and 24 months to take legal action, that period ends today. so sandy hook victim families have reportedly filed a lawsuit against bushmaster, the company that made the semiautomatic rifle adam lanza carried. >> none of the families or their attorneys are commenti

so one of my ancestors, solomon rough, his brother was paul.ish. >> yes. >> reporter: he came here. this was his land? >> yes, it was. he was given 200 acres. he donated the corner of his land to build the church. >> reporter: it sounds like this was really the frontier. >> yes, it was. >> reporter: there were not a lot of amenities, not like there were in the 1700s anyway but not a lot of amenities. >> no. >> reporter: it was a tough life for -- >> extremely. >> reporter: -- for tough people. >> they left an organized way of life in the colonies. >> reporter: the winter had to be brutal. >> some didn't make it through the first winner. >> reporter: the tough huffs managed to thrive here. this marker across the street remembers solomon and paul. "true to king and country." coming from america, this isn't something to brag about in america, these guys were -- >> rebels. >> reporter: on the wrong side. they did not want end pens? >> that's exactly it. >> reporter: we have an independence day in america. it's weird to me, raised in philadelphia, t

thank you, solomon. we want to show you some video, labron james and some of his teammates in some of the pregame warmups earlier this week. a lot of mixed feelings about the shirts they were wearing on social immediate y. south out to the nba players rocking the i can't breathe t shirts. pro sports players wearing the i can't breathe t shirts are not support the movement, they are jumping on the band wagon. solomon, let it rip. >> first of all, these are the same guys who might be targeted by police. in both these cases, these were large black men who were killed by police officer. muhammad spoke out and it cost his career in some waste. michael junior done didn't speak out because he had endorsement deals. i talked to an agent he says their marketability might increase because they're speaking out. i don't think it's gumming on the band wag orangey think it's right. > this big controversy about exodus, gods and kids that hit the theater yesterday. casting white actor like joel san situate. the plaque a

. >> thank you, president fewer pr susan solomon executive vice president of sfusd i didn't want to miss the opportunity to thank you commissioner maufas for the students and advocate she's a fierce advocate for everyone 3 needs a fierce advocate she's everywhere not a street fair that matters to students and their patents and educators that kim try is not there i'm hoping that will go on we'll miss you at the front of the room thank you so much on behalf of sfusd (clapping.) thank you kim try. >> now if if i hear no objections i want to take item i ought of order it is already mohammed on october 28th we'll took place the amendment by the posted agenda can we have a report from the budget and commission committee commissioner norton. >> yes. the budget and committee heard this item it came up a little bit fast sorry on december 3rd we discussed this item we look at an amendment by substitution you submitted president fewer dave'scy presented it approximately, one hallway million dollars to updated the curriculum and some of that will be spent in the current budgeted year i believe deput

an angelic orchestra in the temple of solomon celebrates this mystical union of heaven and earth by its harmonious celestial music. these happy sounds may also refer to musical therapy practiced in medieval hospitals. shown as if defined by light alone this is the most convincing resurrection ever painted. prophet of the atomic age, grunewald conveys a sense of weightlessness as christ rises. for the final opening, painted wings contrast with a sculpted centerpiece. saint anthony is enthroned in triumph at the center and show again at the left meeting paul the hermit in his forest retreat. for this scene of saint anthony's torment and trial in the wilderness, the artist brings back all the irrational-- the images of monsters he saw in medieval and 15th-century art. he gives them an amazing quality of reality, a sense of immediacy. half human a fearfully diseased demon clutches his prayer book in a bag. an inscription in the corner could apply to him as well as to the patients of saint anthony's hospital-- "where are you, good jesus? where are you? why haven't you come to heal my wounds?

. >> much like the chamber that strips solomon of his powers, these gridiron warriors revered by so many find themselves leaving redskins park of it average and normal. >> we are all good football players, we all know how to do that. it is that professionalism that we have to learn. >> somewhere asked to sign one last autograph. this from his own teammate. >> i appreciate these guys who i have played with. >> the season comes to an end just days before the end of the year, hours after getting pummeled by their arch rivals, the cowboys. but these guys are keeping their heads up, knowing that they have been blessed to do what they love for yet another year. >> it does not define me. it is a job i was able to do and was blessed to do. >> the saying that there is always solace in a place like this today as players clean up their locker rooms and walk by the super bowl trophies of decades past. many undoubtedly ask themselves -- does history truly repeat itself? >> all right we will see you at training camp over the summer. coming up at noon, back online. what are we learning about the group

solomon. >> thank you. i think ear getting he tired of hearing from me i'll be brief i don't want to let the opportunity to say that the united local is in response and hope a speedy resolution to the contract thank you. >> i think we have one more speaker signed up to speak. >> hello suzette i didn't sea gal kindergarten teacher and member of the sugar sweetened beverage i'm here with no big speech but thank you kim you've been a grow supporter have teachers and the ones throughout the land i guess i'll say what i say to the kindergarteners see you later alligator so in a while crack dill and may i give you those i'll be back for the data part two so watch out school board. >> general public comment is closed this is item k excuse me. one second ms. casco did we miss a speaker. >> no. >> general public comment is closed. the advisor committee reports any committee appointments to be announced by the board. >> okay i am wondering if this is appropriate place to announce one of my appointees is stepping down

. >> daniel with solomon architect we're the architects for the northern section of the warehouse it's called a we've destined that as what we call a finger plan 3 particularly bars around the squared up and down the street along the freeway our design resonates with the qualities that gives dog patch pittsburgh that's special charm in several ways it picks out the the rhythms of the neighborhood vertically propositional to the neighborhood it replicates the handsome brick of the street building across the street with major openings gather into a double high quarter and deeply recuse as traditional brick masonry it creates a street footage along indiana with intriguing entries and the street footage is animated in the middle of of our stoops in the ground floor unit and in the south side with the glassy lounge and common dogwatch on the northern corner facing the new dog patch park thank you. >> so just to take a few minutes inform conclude thank you to the staff and also on the environmental side fantastic to work you with we've working hard to make sure we put this tangibly better we

solomon. >> thank you very much susan executive vice president i don't feel like a have to speak on behalf of the sfusd must be members but thank the students and teachers for their presentation when i was teaching kindergarten i have those reading to my students about the martin luther king and the story of the including including clan not one person in that room that the urgent care concluding kathleen what would not have hated everyone was a immigrant or not kirsten i'm not advocating for that model of studies let's all get together to find out who the urgent care concluding kathleen hates but it speaks to the great and broad diversity of this curriculum that impasses our diversity so thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi we have the card like 8 names on that i'm here only on behalf of the san francisco state university the ethnic studies we are in solidarity with all the students and teachers we i want to say that not only impacts the sfusd but all the people in this room are the next social scientists and lawyers and teachers and all united states young people

recently a new grandchild arrived and was enjoying doting on 8-month-old solomon. >> he said i've completely fallen in love with him. david was completely in love with his wife, his kids, he was active in his church. tutoring people who could never otherwise have afforded a tutor in arresting or writing. >> reporter: police say anytin could lead to an arrest. friends say the family isn't seeking revenge but would like to prevent this from somebody help. >> somebody knows something. there are people walking around and there are people probably watching this who know exactly who they are. >> reporter: police say crime in the east bay reyinal parks is very rare. in the last ten years, there have been 53 times -- 153 times. mostly petty crimes. sal castanedo, ktvu channel 2 news. >> what a difficult time this must be for the family. let's hope someone comes forward. >>> atherton police are searching for a man who followed a 13-year-old girl and took pictures of her. it happened yesterday morning while the girl was jogging near park lane and camino. police say a man in a dark gray prius followed

solomon and gomorrah is about positives by tallet. welcoming the stranger.n the irony very strip tougher that people fight over to exclude homosexuals is probably the very scripture that calls them in to embracing all the gay, lesbians bisexual transgender the stranger in their midst. >> in addition to bible study the open and affirming committee put together panel discussions videos and movies. >> we have a man in the congregation i think he's close to 90 and he was at every event every film every panel discussion and i remember specifically a film we showed in august and he turned to me and thanked me for doing this and said that it just had really opened his eyes and his mind and his heart. >> there are times when i have kids over the years who were struggling with their identity. there were a couple that i look back and i think we lost them to suicide. and i think it's because society is so cruel. and i want my church -- i don't want my church to be cruel i want it to be loving. >> before the vote there were still doubts about the final outcome. >> you n

my name is susan solomon, executive vice president of the united educators of san francisco. what i have here or will in a moment are over 2300 petitions that parents have signed. now you have seen the content, i live, because there are also hundreds of online petitions that have been signed and sent forward to you. so you know that the key words in this petition are "stability and security for our students and their families." and we have it in three languages, english, spanish and chinese. the parents who stop and talk with us as we stand outside of the schools are overwhelmingly supportive and will sign these petitions. this is happening at dozens of sites around the city. from the inception of our close the gap coalition, to now, we have heard what parents want for their students, and it's what we want also. they want personalized instruction and attention for their students. that is best developed and delivered by educators who live where they work. we have heard a lot and we'll continue to hear a lot about the affordability crisis that is hiting our families and our edu

. >> i was eight and i brought him a solomon der that i caught the night before but it had been killed by chlorine in the without their i brought him. so we spent a lot of that meeting talking about the salamander and he said it didn't look well and i said no, he was just sleeping and afterwards we released him in the rose garden fountains. i said i want today do a book on pollution and he arranged for me to meet with second the interior one of the great environmentalists in our nation's history and also rachel carson she launched the modern environmental movement in our country. >>> israeli is also a special i suppose sensitivity because many holocaust survivors recoil at the idea of playing volunteering never whicwagner whichwas a fav. you tried with good intention to his get the israeli fil philharmonic to play it, it didn't work out. will you try again? >> we will. but we have to have patience, i hope it happens in my lifetime. i hope. but there are still quite a few people with tattooed numbers on their arms. they are revered saints in israel. we have to respect them. and it's not

he's over the solomon islands, getting ready to visit kids all over the globe. a live look at nor rad's santa tracker. exactly where santa is at all times. can't lose track of that big fellow. >> wonder how he feels about privacy invasion. >> the nsa, now norad. >> it's one day a year, santa. >>> let's bring in anthony slaughter who is an open book, here to tell us about the weather forecast. >> then think about the drones. i mean, come on. >> keep it below 400 feet. >> santa doesn't want rudolph in the drone area. i'll talk about the weather. we have dangerous, thick fog across the north bay. this is what we're finding worst of the stability. even patchy fog around oakland and also through mountain view. take it easy. if you are headed out and you've got to get somewhere soon, add extra time. you can see our next storm system, this is not that impressive. usually when we show you the system, we have a nice swirl to them. those is lagged out. stretched all the way out. you can see, this next batch of area, cloud cover, that's the system that is going to impact u

first guy to see, anu solomon. >> joel: went over to congratulate him.ake his team in the inaugural college football playoffs. >> tim: anu has the right guy to look up to. >> joel: absolutely. no better person or player than marcus mariota. >> tim: he'll have a while to prepare for the semifinal match-up in the rose bowl. >> joel: likely the rose bowl. >> tim: most likely the rose bowl. my guess is his schedule between now and the third week of december just got full. he'll be making a few stops. am i leaving anything out? the heisman trophy, yes. coming up, the geico postgame, featuring more reaction, plus the championship trophy presentation. stay with us. the pac-12 championship resides in eugene, oregon. ah, the bold new camry. you can get a great deal during toyotathon. i love the new look. and it's a blast to drive. oh, so you've driven it? [motor racing] woooooooo! yeah, i've taken it for a spin. toyotathon is on, get low 1.9% apr financing for 60 months on the bold new 2015 camry. offer ends january 5th. plus every new toyota comes with toyotacar