. >> of course would bring of stokely carmichael. [laughter] >> the one time she would want to be confused. >> stokely carmichael, a name out of the late '60s and early '70s. stokely carmichael was the firebrand leader of the student nonviolent coordinating committee, sncc. he was one of the original black power people. and my dad, who was a concerted republican presbyterian minister invited stokely carmichael to speak at stillman college in 1966 and 1967, much to the dismay of the power elite in tuscaloosa, which thought stokely was going to start it right. but my dad really was attracted in a funny way to the radical end of black politics. i try to understand why that is, because he was a conservative meant that he loved united states of america, but always a little bit of what was come he admired the prior, he admired the dignity with which these radicals confronted racism, rather than taking it with the kind of sublimation and quietness. he was not, for instance, willing to march in 1962, 1963. i remember standing myself in the h

and it's quite a it's a major operation now whether or not it stokes tensions is another matter i'm not sure that it does one might say that it's really two to prevent future occurrences such as this thinking of the. navy corvette this south korean navy crew about the cho not in march which killed forty six people and also to discourage north korea from future attacks on on south korea and on the land or on islands in the yellow sea so you know. president how you want to interpret it but but i wouldn't i wouldn't say it increases tensions and one might say that it simply might discourage or dissuade north korea from future operations when you say it may it may not increase tensions but suddenly the north korean leadership has already voiced a sudden amount of dismay at america making such a big military presence that let's dive into the regional politics that the korean leader young backs policies and attitudes toward north healthy lead to the current state of relations between the two do you think. well president lee is quite a conservative president and one of the first things he did

stokes are there any other items before us? supervisor mar: with no other item before us, the meeting is adjourned. thank you. i would like to call the meeting to order. >> [roll call] president crowley is excused attendance. the next item is approval of the minutes. he has requested that it be moved to the next meeting when there will be a quorum of commissioners to approve those minutes. the only item up for approval would be the minutes of september 28, regular meeting for any additions, corrections, revisions. commissioner vietor: all in favor? september 28 minutes are approved. we will continue october 15 minutes until the next meeting. the next item please. >> members of the public may address the commission on matters that are not on today's agenda. we have no speaker cards at all. commissioner vietor: next item. >> communications. i do apologize, however, in the staff report, there was a staff report item report on the water system. i misunderstood what it was. it will be listed at the next meeting if you wish to discus

there was one abstention, city councilman carl stokes. this opens a new chapter for this community. baltimore city council voted in favor of allowing this project to go forward, despite pressure from a coalition of labor and community groups to make wal- mart pay as a condition for opening its doors. they passed a bill that increases the living wage that has been the same in baltimore city since 1984. >> it was deadlocked in committee. >> the project will take over 11 acres were injured -- angela -- anderson chevrolet stood for decades. >> it has been a very fought out, long process to make sure that the communities are heard. >> the blueprint calls for three and a 30,000 square feet of retail space. wal-mart is the anchor store. it would include the first los some improvement center and specialty shops. it also provides for 7290 residential units and parking spaces. -- 70 to 90 residential units and parking spaces. there will be designated by cranes and pedestrian crossings. lanes going to -- bike and pedestrian crossings. >> i'm going to get a little shopping cart and a few as muc

he leaned over for me to stoke his back. it is soft. it feels just like rabbit's fur. you are not a fox, you are a rabbit all the time trying to fool me. did you hear her call me a rabbit? a mere bunny. i have you know young lady, i am a fox of rare breed. i am rated some of the finest hen houses from franklin to madison. i am a fox and you'll act accordingly. she put her hands on her hip and said [inaudible] she skipped away leaving the fox dumbfounded. got all the way through the woods tricking that fox. he had been reduced to sniffling and crying. he was a pitiful mess. give me once last chance i am certain i can prove it. about that time [inaudible] came through the woods. you can see it a little ways in the distance. fox didn't notice a thing. he was begging to be believed. wait, wait here it is. i am a fox, he said yes, yes. sometimes he could run. it doesn't matter what i think anymore. it doesn't matter anymore. you have sharp teeth and can run fast. by the way he is looking all over for you. if fox dashed towards the woods, not to worry, the hound dog knows wh

. >> stoke the fires around, second book coming up perhaps? >> yes. stoke the fires. >> that's why i agree, i mentioned the oprah paradigm because that you can make a lot of money as oprah and get a lot of publicity, but can you be elected president? and i think karl rove, no one's idea of a liberal, has talked about this conflict, and as said she lacks gravitas and while making the money she can diminish her political appeal and 67% of americans don't think she's qualified. >> let me move the discussion along to family members because look, maybe it's a different way of president and all of us are done and she's figured it out. tmz has the report willow's facebook page. she says things to guys taunting her, you're fat as hell, you're so gay, she used the word fagot, bristol palin weighs in on words. my question should the media be picking this up? she's 16 years old and they're trash talking. >> i give all 16 years old a pass as a mother teenaof a teen sarah palin however has put her family so much in the news not just with bristol but the whole fami

jellyfish stokes got a crush beaches. and the internet is buzzing on reports such this book will be bringing out a new e-mail service. all these stories and more coming on next. [ male announcer ] welcome to the far reaches of the internet. when you go faster, you're free to go farther. at&t. rethink possible. get high-speed internet from at&t for only $14.95 a month. congress will meet tomorrow for a lame duck session high analyst how much of the bush era tax cuts. april williams explains what is at stake >> what house senior adviser try to claim clarify his comments. >> the president still believes that we have to move forward on these tax cuts for the middle class. the middle-class is taken a beating. we cannot afford to believe it borrow another $700 billion for millionaires and billionaires. >> the issue has become a big one as congress has entered its lame-duck session. republicans want tax cuts made for everyone, not just for someone making less than $200,000 a year as the president has a pop propose. >> senator jo

. >> reporter: federal workers have been subjected to a serious case of salary envy, stoked by the struggling economy, and analyses like this one in "usa today." while the economy's been shrinking, part of the federal workforce has gotten fatter. the number of federal workers earning $150,000-plus, has doubled since january 2009. it's gone up 10-fold in five years. >> the average federal worker makes twice as much as the average private sector worker. >> reporter: defenders of federal salaries say many of the highest paid federal workers are in it to serve the public, not for the money. >> over half of them are doctors and lawyers and nuclear engineers, and people who can easily make more money elsewhere. >> reporter: federal worker jessica schwartz, says she's one of them. >> i'm an attorney, and i know i get paid well below market price for attorneys with my experience. >> reporter: it might be hard to get sympathy from struggling americans who watch their tax dollars expand government salaries as they've had to tighten their belts. longtime federal work version averaged 25% in pay hikes si

stokes are there any other items before us? supervisor mar: with no other item before us, the meeting is adjourned. thank you. >> i work with the department of environment and we are recycling oil. thank you. we can go into a refinery and we can use it again. they do oil changes and sell it anyway, so now they know when a ticket to a. hal>> to you have something you want to get rid of? >> why throw it away when you can reuse it?

top blackburn who'll suit three goal is jules owns the day while in the late game stoke crushed little to deal and help. real madrid will have to make do without manager sam were on the touchline for a while as the glock to go seek to stand baden in league up the portuguese banned for two games for using quote inappropriate language. there's a spanish in iraq as in after maureen you told referees result luis progress romero to go to hell during last wednesday's call by the rematch against morsi or the forty seven year old was duly jacked up from the game mario oversaw the side b. that led to the madrid darby last weekend reales victory in town from the start of the season and they currently sit a point in front of champions barcelona. now the stakes are high in formula one with a season then abu dhabi grand prix due to decide the driver's champion four men could win it all on sunday including sébastien would tell who is in the driving seat for the race after clinching the pole position in saturday's call of flying the red bull driver posting the quickest time ahead of fellow title chas

the far-right party has stoked fear among the immigrant population. >> i do not want to make my job chancest in the future if i say something negative. they might come after me when i am done with my education. >> the danish people's party has been in parliament for over 10 years. the conservative liberal coalition is a minority government. it depends on the support in parliament. it has considerable influence. the members are happy to advise other like-minded politicians. it has close ties with geert wilders in the netherlands. >> we exchange views. we exchange ideas. we have had talks about experiences from denmark that could be useful in the netherlands. >> geert wilders helps to keep the party funds flowing. one analyst says much comes from groups in the u.s. that opposed the islamic natiozation of the . >> she asks people to donate to her organization. she gives that money to europe. they represented in europe. the pay his salary. >> after receiving support from denmark and the u.s., he is now keen to help right-wing groups in germany. [applause] >> despite my full calendar, it was imp

stokes are there any other items before us? supervisor mar: with no other item before us, the meeting is adjourned. thank you. >> welcome to "culture wire." today we're headed to smpling f. camera works, a premiere venue for artists working in photographer, video, and digital media. the latest exhibition lists clearness as a set of political alliances and possibilities that it is behind the sphere of dominant gay and lesbian culture. the curator fills us in on the process of creating this thoughtful exhibition. and what she would like you to take away from it. >> i co-cureated with danny, a chicago-based writer and curator. the conceptual framework is what it means to be clear and radical for our generation. clearness as a set of political alliances and possibilities, not necessarily related to institutions of gender and swam formativity. danny and i wanted the show to feel funky and to have a really tangible quality to it. so part of that was incorporated handmade objects and installations and beautifully printed photographs a

all the mountains are going to be open after this, i was stoked. >> i was going to try to miss it. because i know once it starts snowing in tahoe it doesn't stop. >> reporter: this is not the first snowstorm to roll through the sierra this season but it should pack a big punch. >> this one is four feet. and it's all coming in pretty much in a span of 2.5 days. >> reporter: the expectation of a mayor storm has sugar bowl planning to open on wednesday. >> it's usually an early opening if we get thanksgiving. four or five years ago we opened up in halloween. that was a really early opening. we will be excited if we get open by thanksgiving. >>> there are a number of major ski resorts opening this weekend. heavily will open until thanksgiving. if you are planning to head up, it's a good idea to check ahead while interstate 80 may look fine now, that is likely to change or will change before this weekend is out. so bring your check ahead before you head out to the sierra. ken pritchett. >>> thanksgiving is next thursday but that hasn't stopped some people from starting their holiday ahe

we have to stoke demand.u don't like kensian -- >> $1 trillion didn't stoke demand. >> created 3 million jobs. >> did not. that is impossible to prove. you are throwing numbers out there. come on. >> you hand i both know. you can never prove like you do in chemistry exam that this its the case. >> so it is saved or created, the operative word you are using? saved. how do you know what job got saved. that's laughable. >> so much higher. let's get to something. we will disagree on that. do you disagree conceptually there is such a thing as global warming we have to worry about? >> science is far from settled for any one including al gore to say otherwise is arrogance. there are a enough scientists and doctors saying let's look closely. i'm not a scientist, i don't pretend to be. when i look and read, the left to say the debate is setted. aren't they the ones wanting tolerance, open debate, dissent. they are quick to whack it. >> we think you are wrong. >> thank you so much for a fascinating discussion. >> thank

. >> reporter: ten year veteran kenya stokes was civil engineer in the air force and found people here who could talk the talk. >> i found the company who specifically was dedicated to the skills that i learned as an engineering craftsman. different things to hear her speak the language that is so hard to relay on the civilian side, was very encouraging to me. >> reporter: much has been asked of our new generation of military veterans. the service commitments are heavy. >> when we went to vietnam, we knew we would be done in one year. these young people are going time and time again. they have to be wearing and tearing not only on themselves, psychological self but also on the families. >> reporter: but job hunting veterans, too, need to be resourceful and proactive. >> if they gave the commitment to be a soldier, then they have to make the commitment to go do the application and go out and look for the job. >> reporter: you leave a job fair with pamphlets and cups and a pen or three and just possibly a new beginning. in randelstown, tim ruther food, abc2 -- rutherford, abc2 news. >>>

as nbc's justice correspondent pete williams reports, these shootings are stoking fear and dredging up some very bad memories. >> reporter: the latest target, a coast guard recruiting office in virginia outside washington, the fbi says it was hit by shots fired from the same weapon used in a recent string of shootings. though no one has been hurt, the shootings for many echo the attacks by two snipers who stalked the washington, d.c., area eight years ago, killing ten people. >> it's scary. very scary. >> somebody's upset about what's happening. but it needs to come to an end. >> reporter: this latest series began last month, as many as ten shots fired as the u.s. marine corps national museum outside washington. two days later at the pentagon. security officers heard gunshots about 5:00 a.m. bullet fragments were found in two windows on upper floors undergoing renovation. a week after that, the target was a marine corps recruiting office in virginia, also being renovated. then the marine museum was hit by gunfire a second time. the fbi is urging whoever is responsible, presumed to be a

stokes are there any other items before us? supervisor mar: with no other item before us, the meeting is adjourned. thank you. >> thank you all very much for taking the time to be here. as chief gascon promised, we're keeping you abreast of our changing crime statistics on a quarterly basis. of course, as you knew with the new model of policing, we do that more often and technology and data is really driving so much of our deployment and strategies in terms of crime fighting and crime prevention in our city. the good news is we were audacious in our goal setting earlier this year. we had some stretch goals. we raised the bar in terms of our expectation. we came into the year with among the lowest homicide rates we had seen in a generation. in fact, till the early 1960's, we had no seen homicide rates as low as they were last year. there were some that felt it was inappropriate to set the goal of continuing that trend downward in terms of the homicide rates in particular since lastior some had suggested was an anomaly. we felt d

fool two three gold is drawn today while in the late game when stoke and little paul it's snail mail as well so far. now real madrid will have to make do without manager sam were on the touchline for a while as the galactic seek to stand beaten in the premier league is banned for two games for using quote inappropriate language the suspension the rising after marino told referee progress for america to go to hell during last wednesday's coupe of the rematch with more c.f. the forty seven year old was duly jacketed from the game over so his side beat it magical in the dream the last weekend that's ryall eighth winning ten from the start of the season they currently see a point in front of champions barcelona. now the stakes are high in formula one with the season ending up with darpa grand prix due to decide the driver's champion four man could win it all on sunday including sebastian battell who is in the driving seat for the race after clinching the pole position incented a school of firing the red bull driver person of the quickest time ahead of title chasers former champion lewis

welcome sliding west brom saw them take on batting and fourth test match to city face a tricky game at stoke rock bottom west ham play third bottom wigan in a real basement battle last second bottom wolves face sunderland. while on sunday as we said league leaders chelsea will go to newcastle in the first of two matches and then top known are getting ready to host liverpool at noon. wednesday's impressive three no win over the brave men which ensured spurs qualify for the last sixteen of the champions me however success in the domestic league remains top manager harry redknapp priority. it's going to be our main focus we want to get. you know we're going to finish the top four guy joe that's really what we're looking for you know the only other well which is to with the chairman which is very very very difficult. for sure but. we go from there so it's very focused cutler great. while sunday is also the final day of the season in the russian crimea league where an exciting finale is in store as a still one european spot in the four way battle to avoid relegation also to be decided eleventh pl

that got out there that is classified, but that is not the crime of the century and we do not want to stoke up a prosecution that will -- it >> there is an important point to be made, that oftentimes what i encounter is that the government simply asserts classification. in fact, the governing executive order actually establishes standards for classification. you know the old adage, any prosecutor worth his salt could indict a ham sandwich? you could say the same thing that any classifier could classify a ham sandwich. but to do that, you need two pieces of bread and a piece of ham. it is the same thing for classification. even though the standards are relatively minimal, there are standards that have to be met. one of the things that i am constantly chagrined at is how often i encountered agencies simply asserting classification, and even more distressing is one other branches of the government, be it judicial or the legislature, just automatically defer to that assertion without saying, wait a minute, executive branch, you have your own standards. >> speaking of the ham sandwich, it is it

with spurs at white hart lane that extends tottenham's win a streak in the eighty four games time and stoke got a three two win over. other news russia. because of his promise to foster a more aggressive style from his players ahead of the euro top the first leg gets underway tomorrow with russia playing host finland in the corral up his rope at the dunnit. it's. probably the very best players in the kontinental hockey league is the way the russian nation and us hockey team head coach we just love week of the fun he scored the twenty three who are heading to finland for the korea look up twenty ten now the first event in the new season's international callender with. our policies to get the very best place for all the euro two events the point is that we need to bring our victorious mentality back plus we have to test new connections and tactic models were full of optimism and looking forward to starting the new season. sadistic sports in russia is more than convincing they've been your adored champions four times in the last six years as regards to the carling cup in particular this return

welcome sliding west brom full and take on bunting and force by as much to city as a tricky game at stokerock bottom west ham place third bottom and wigan in the real basement battle for second bottom walls by some two and. meanwhile david beckham has shown he has a talent for diplomacy as well as football after he arrived in australia as part of an off season to a with sell a galaxy side the thirty five year old former england captain and travelled down under with his squad for a friendly game against newcastle jets but at an airport press conference in sydney the questions moved to next week's fifa meeting in surrey which will decide who will host the twenty eighteen and twenty twenty two world cups and better. proved he was quite the diplomat and that article was occupied so you have to be nice there's a lot of competition out there so you know we'll work called till till the final decision. you know i think everyone's got a chance subs it's. the host that twenty twenty two world cup you know obviously the us are up for as well and i think you know both countries could host you know hu

team left unbeaten in the league struggling made this weekend west brom host a million dollars at stoke and liverpool who lost captain steven gerrard to hamstring injury in england's two one defeat to france at wembley on wednesday to meet the old farts in west ham. i mean as we saw earlier months united manager sir alex ferguson was on hand to witness argentina's victory in doha and the journalists there took the opportunity to find out his opinions about why he believes he has to be the most important man in united. my concern always be control. the minute a feeble. brain is about control of the dress and have to take it seriously to consider is this worth while there's a effect in the team otoh there's effect and results is effecting the atmosphere in the desert of the fires a case that a player has to go there's no question it can't all be a good decision to compromise yourself in that so usually my strength is going to be obvious to everyone the club i once had issues some players over the years in the fight to make decisions about it at a normal was right because it is a right way

south korea says it's not interested in formally resuming talks on the subject tensions have been stoked by the u.s. and south korea holding four day joint military exercises in the yellow sea near the disputed maritime border has reportedly put its surface to surface missiles on alert comes just days after the north claiming it was provoked thought artillery on an island belonging to the south killing for the end of a korean studies says u.s. efforts to keep north korea on edge coming dangerously close to deliberately sparking a conflict. where many questions about the reasons behind the u.s. . military exercises that have been already the fourth military exercise in the last eight months i believe that is to make sure the koreans and their marines. along with japan in this region trained well prepared need more weapons. probably the provide the needed. and finally north korea's weakened are annoyed and intimidated the problem is the quality will damage in this war games is that china which is just sharing the same. water area the west in the sea of blue is also the yellow sea of china

i don't want to say salvation, but i was so stoked on toys because these were my things i could playar, or when i'd get home. pulling out my robots and shooting missiles at a wall really helped my imagination grow. so this is the toy collection inspiration room. (tina) it's amazing. (christian) i've been collecting stuff for a long time and my wife was like, "that's not going in our house." [laughter] (christian) one of the things that inspire us here is things that stimulate your imagination. (christian) i think i had a good foothold on how production works, but once you become an adult that's all out the window. the competition was really fierce, but it was also, i didn't... no offense to anyone that likes 90210, but i just didn't really feel like being a part of that kind of fake world. i was into music and skateboarding. i got into a band and i just kind of left the business. (tina) did you have hesitations going into music? or was it like, "i'm just going to jump in?" yeah, definitely, because... i'm such a huge fan of music, when i first began writing songs it was stuff that me

forms part to defeat the bolton of the weekend weekend while in the other game birmingham travel to stoke his manager tony pulis one seventy table of referees he believes his side have suffered from some bad decisions recently on things his idea would help. or i'd like to see . this system put in place where every club in the premiership actually has one vote every year on the performances of referees you know those three clubs promoted three clubs relegated at the end of the season you know the premier league clubs put them out c m three referees three we've been deemed to be the poorest referees actually drop the premiership go to the championship three press referees in the championship come up so they are a responsibility that not only to the big clubs but also to the smaller clubs because the smaller clubs will get the same vote as the bigger clubs interesting idea now let's catch up with action from the states where the pittsburgh steelers have moved level with baltimore at the top of the a.f.c. north and after holding off a fierce fight back from divisional rival cincinnati to win

forever stoked.orts columnist bruce jenkins said it's time slater became more of a household name. >> the fact he's done these things at the highest level, to me he has to be regarded among the greatest athletes of all time. >> reporter: we met him at the mollusk surf shop. it is really, really light. >> thanks a lot. >> reporter: as i dig it. he designed this board and won the tenth world title on it. the question, will he go for 11? >> i don't know. it's a question, obviously, a lot of people put to me in the last week. i don't know. >> well, slater actually says that his age gives him a mental edge. he says that he's learned over the years to focus more out there on the water. that's extremely hard. when i was much younger we used to boogie board. southern california. heard zuma-6. just can't imagine what they do. monster waves they're competing on. >> you get to lay on the belly and hold on for dear life. has he encountered a shark? >> he has. it's very common for these guys to see sharks all the

because she ations south korea said it was not interested in forming resuming talks tensions had been stoked by the u.s. and south korea been holding a joint military exercises in the ghettos sea near the disputed maritime border. reportedly put its surface to surface missiles on the alert that comes just days after the north that an island along to the south killing four claiming it was provoked korean affairs expert unit petroff says american efforts to keep north korea on edge are getting dangerously close to sparking a conflict. there are many questions about the reasons. behind the u.s. and involvement in this military exercises that have been already the fourth military exercise in the last eight months i believe that you will see is eager to make sure the south koreans and their manes brutalised along with japan in this region well trained well prepared needs more weapons. probably the worst providing needed republics and finally that north korea is weakened or annoyed and. intimidated of course staging military exercises is not. part of the armistice agreement so it's a clear violati

more misery on the bottom west town with a three though when it's on a field so you can also use help stoke when it sliding west brom in blackpool the second was a waltz to one. and it's also been another big weekend in russian football where eight games were played summertime is the across the country on saturday in the penultimate fixtures of the season the pick of the actual saute skull mosco secure a second place finish in the premier league after coming from a goal down to complete a thrilling three one victory. event. nothing still trouble first part tucker early on as they seize the initiative in the opening half brazilian midfielder absent making the best out of one of those early chances to open the scoring seventeen minutes in things went from bad to worse for the army men in the second heavy to share member a send off after getting a second yellow card in the fifty third minute for arguing with the ref but fisk on player seemingly man dubbed despite being a man down keisuke honda rejuvenating the team with a great rebound effort in the fifty seventh minute the home side didn't ha