stoke's collection. john ramas, kpix5. >> that internet archive is asking for donations to pay for the project. >> i bet it wouldn't be too hard to look for a guy that had a distinctive mustache. >> a couple guys running around in that storage unit somewhere. >> i have a feeling there's some legendary footage. >> the mustache of the mid 90s. >> it's all in the archives. >> wants to come back. >> both the wife and boss say no. two most important in your life. >> better for everyone. >> let's go outside tonight. we have a live look. not much traffic out there nor do we have much cloud cover. a beautiful sunrise, beautiful sunset, and moon rise. that moon is the smallest moon of the year. we are the farthest from the moon than we are at any point in time for the calendar year. 50 tonight for san francisco. san rafael 40. fremont 37. so away from the water, it will be another chilly one. tomorrow will be another mild one. what's going on? 80 today in santa cruz. north, northeast wind it comes off the santa c

stokes' collection, but that's not stopping them. >> if the tapes are left in a box, they're gone. you know, this is our chance to move this collection forward and we should really take it. >> reporter: this won't be easy and it won't be cheap, especially for a nonprofit archiving company, but they say the effort to save this collection is nothing compared to the commitment it took to create it. in san francisco john ramos, kpix5. ike old beta max >> the internet archive is asking for donations to help pay for the projects. they also want used video equipment like old betamax machines that have been out of production for, as you know, many decades. >> amazing. >>> coming up in our next half hour. >> i do not want to bury my 13- year-old daughter who came here to get a better quality of life. this is horrible. this is a mother's worst nightmare. >> why her child is on life support after routine surgery. >> plus a watery mess leads to a strange adjustment at one bay area airport. >> and why the feds say antibacterial soap could be hazardous to your health. ,, [ female announcer ] her

stokes' collection.rancisco, john ramos, kpix 5. >> the internet archive is asking for donations to help pay for the project. >>> coming up on kpix 5, a home collapses down a hill in san francisco's twin peaks neighborhood. we'll tell you what stands between that home and the ones below it. >> and a teenaged girl has been declared brain-dead. her family fights with the hospital to keep her alive. i'm kiet do. we have a live report coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> i won't give up on my daughter. just a little bit of brain activity keep her on. >> you convinced him? >> i did. i had to. [ crying ] >> the family of a 13-year-old girl is desperately trying to keep the hospital from taking her off life support. today children's hospital in oakland will do one last test to see if she has any brain activity. >> it's a loud enough noise that maybe it rumbled the house a little bit. >> a house being remodeled collapsed in the twin peaks area of san francisco. it slid down the hill until a retaining wall stopp

i can't let you off the stage without talking about stokely carmichael. >> okay, absolutely. >> stokely carmichael out of the late 60s and early 70s, he was the leader of the student nonviolent coordinating committee and he was one of the original black power people and my dad, who was a conservative republican presbyterian minister invited him to speak in 1966 much to this dismay of the power elite, and my dad really was attracted in a funny way and i try to understand why that is. because he was a conservative man and he loved the united states of america and i always felt bad he admired the pride and dignity with which these radicals confronted things, rather than taking this as the quietness. he was not, for instance, going to march 1962 and 1963. i remember hearing my parents talking in the living room and my father said they want us to go out there and be nonviolent. but if somebody comes up after me with the billy club, i'm going to try to kill him and then my daughter will be in a lot worse shape. so i think he was attracted to people like stokely. the one i was all the talk abo

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the late marion stokes. marion stokes hit record way back in 1977.ts reports, weather. she didn't stop until december of 2012. she was rolling on iran during the hostage cry circumstances ro -- crisis, rolling in 1990 for the release of nelson mandela. still rolling in september 2001. she died december 14th, 2012. one year later, all of that history, 140,000 cassette tapes' worth, all of that history arriving today by truck at an archive in san francisco from stokes' home in philadelphia. with me now from philadelphia is marion stokes' son mike. we are also joined by roger mcdonald of the internet archive in san francisco. but mike, my goodness. let me just begin with you because i'm wondering first, did you help your mom do this, record 35 years of tv news? >> well, certainly i was involved at the beginning of it. i don't think anybody really visited the home without being drawn into the vortex. this was a kind of consuming passion. so yeah, i was around for the beginning of it and on periodic visits back home. of course, you'd help out and you'd se

. >> will farrell has been all over the place promoting "anchorman 2," of course everybody is stokedel. he recently made an appearance on bbc radio 1 for "innuendo bingo." >> some people say things rude when they don't mean to. we clips from tv shows. if the chris was funny, he'll put it in. here they go. >> water please. restoring english heritage where they're building a belt. >> will completely uhangow is t advice of teddy roosevelt, speak softly and carry a big stick. i promise you the president has a big stick. >> will has the same glass of water in his mouth until eventually -- >> this was clearly on purpose. >> the best clip they pay i think is this one. >> the 18th of september. >> i'm so sorry. >> if you've got will farrell on the show, this is a much better video segment than say anything. >> i'm such a huge fan of yours, man. >> really funny. if you want to see the entire thing head to our web site or watch it on our mobile app. >> that's it for us here on "right this minute." we'll see you next time, everybody. wouldn't it be nice if there was a wireless company that put

. >> i was stoked. i was not expecting that at all. >> i would be stoked too.any people are speculating the winner might not know they have hit the jackpot because of the busy holiday time. the person with the winning mega millions lottery ticket bought in san jose has still not come forward. one of the two winning tickets were sold at gift shop in san jose. the two winners will split $648 million. >>> coming up next on mornings on 2, a tense new turn in the case of a teenage girl on life support in oakland. >>> new information about a desperate search in san francisco. what his friends say they noticed just before he went missing. stay with us. . >>> the family of a 13-year-old girl on life support says they found a new facility to take care of her, but medical procedures need to be performed first, why the hospital says it will not perform those procedures. >>> a desperate search for a missing vet in san francisco. the well known facility where he was last seen and what his friend told us just before he disappeared. >>> subtle changes are under way in your we

. - so stoked you guys are here. thanks for coming out. you guys rock. awesome. let me get some red vines! - [clears throat] - want to get out of here? - yep. [soul music] ♪ [cheers and applause] - whoo! whoo! [cheers and applause continue] thank you so much. i am keegan-michael key. - and i'm jordan peele. - and we are key and peele. thank you for coming out tonight, everybody. - thank you for coming. [cheers and applause] - you know what we're fed up with? the news. - well, yes, we talk about the news a lot. the news is annoying to us. - right. - the way that the news stations are getting their news now is just basically from the internet. - yeah, yeah, it's like they're checking their ipads at the desk. - uh, next we will discuss a new way

it was only around 1915 they began to difference his stoke to reporter his silver artifacts. this required a lot of capital which led him to focus his activity in only one outlet the number ten store which you see here and it's still the flagship store of burgery worldwide. he began to refresh his other shops leaving them to sobers in egresses. unfortunately, the documents at this time is very scares this photograph of the shop front in the 1920s provides evidence of the greater emphasis placed on jewels that dominated the whole showcase of the center. now from a stiff lyric point of view those that solid in the 1920s up to the 50s although high in intrinsic value are not recognizable as they follow very closely the fashionable trends. so as i show you here in the 1920s bullyingy created fine decorative art long earrings that were in voltage at this time as they commencement the hair cut. likewise in the 1930s bold jewelers formed a mat active were much in voltage at that time. and in particular wide brablgz which were worn in stacks and it's not sprirlz that bull writingy cr

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the industry's ability to supply the global market with inexpensive sushi has stoked demand, and that's created a mediterranean gold rush. >> welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm steve kroft. precious commodities are, by definition, rare, valuable, and in high demand, and very often they're located in places that are difficult to reach and sometimes dangerous. this edition features stories that take us down into the world of sharks, deep into the heart of africa, and onto the high seas for a look at the dark side of big-time commercial fishing. we begin with gold. there's a demand for gold for investments, for the circuits in cell phones and computers, and of course for jewelry. and mining it often comes at a huge cost, one of which you probably haven't heard very much about. in the democratic republic of congo, gold and other minerals are fueling the deadliest conflict since world war ii. in november of 2009, scott pelley went to the heart of central africa and found a campaign of rape and murder being largely funded by gold that's exported to the world. >> this is a gold mine in eastern

. >> now, is the president easing racial tension or stoking racial tension?> indeed, as long as the grand old party continues to practice nullification strategy of the old confederate south it's going to have a hard time winning new voters regardless of their color. jonathan, i'll go to you first. you wrote the gop might as well be dead. sure, the tweet was later corrected. come on people, the lowest level black person could have told them the tweet was wrong or offensive. not that anyone listened, assuming there are any low level black people there, which is hilarious but also probably true. the outreach, it's cosmetic. >> when you look at the gop autopsy, it's airy fairy, we must use best practices to reach out to the african-american community. best practices is that nonsense world used in the consultant's world, which means we don't know what to do, how to go about this. lets talk to somebody else with the answer. this would not have happened -- rosa parks tweet would not have happened. the unfurling of the confederate flag would not have happened. lar la

ben stokes on tuesday was the only one.cross the three matches and australia got 7 and he is a history teacher and a keen cricketer and what was your reaction? >> really excited because it's been too long. >> reporter: ashes are coming back to australia and what does that mean to fans like you? >> it's the world and means everything. and they are giving us a good ribbing and back to get a good history and lost and get back to her. >> going in the other direction and thanks byron. two matches to go, one in melbourne and one sidney and england had the best of five series and will want to retain something even if it is only their pride. >>> hundreds of football fans rioted, the team lost to indonesia at the southeast games and devastated by 1-0 loss and the fans ripped up seats, setting fire to billboards and flags and police were pelted with stones as violence continued outside of the venue and the first time in four decades hosting a major sports event and joining us on the phone is timothy, sports editor for the times and w

active than armed platforms and might use them in cross border operations in a way that actually stokes regional tension, unquote. question, are remotely piloted drones the air forces of the future? >> no, i don't think so, john. i don't know that they're that great a danger. if the chinese fot a major force of drones, i think, and they were very modern, i think it could represent a real threat to america's fleet off the china coast. but i think right now real danger from drones for the united states comes from nonstate actors, terrorists who get a drone or something like that and put a bomb on it and are able to do zoo drop it on some open american facility. again, the united states has such powers of retaliation against other countries, if they attack us can with a drone, so what? we have the ability to attack and respond greater than any other country on work. i think it's a modern advance in mill technology that i don't see the great threat to. >> one of the advances is to build them bigger so they can carry bombs. then a drone can enter a fight with another drone. >> neither drone

. >> you can see how stoked he was to leave the hospital. friends are trying to raise funds for him because he has a lot of hefty medical bills. raised more than 2,000 to help him out. he will make a full recovery. hoping to get up to full strength soon. >> as of right now, really lucky. when you're looking at this. >> i don't want to. >> it's a mangled mess. of course we're not able to show you this. >> pretty gross injury on the tv show. we'll have it on the website. watch the video, if you dare rightthisminute.com, click on the show or watch on the mobile app. >>> two videos from russia. you know they're jaw drawing. pay close attention to the intersection. notice there's an ambulance speeding through. goes through the red light. and at this moment -- >> oh. >> towards those people. >> wow. >> t-boned by another vehicle. sends the ambulance spinning. if you noticed, through the rear doors, a patient inside flies out. >> oh no! >> what kind of driver would go blindly speeding through a busy intersection like that? >> lights and sirens don'

stoking security fears in a country that will host the winter olympics in just six weeks' time. good evening. i'm hari sreenivasan. gwen ifill and judy woodruff are both on holiday. also ahead, author and journalist david ignatius, just back from a visit to iran. details reaction inside the country to the nuclear talks. >> i asked this hard line person close to the leader, go did you think compromise is possible on the nuclear deal and he answered directly no, i don't think it is.

has never been proceed pronounced than now, particularly until places like syria and syria has been stoking this will strained relations for you and let's be specific. the saudis, qataris, the emirates and the kurds. can you bridge this divide when it comes to syria? >> i think we all should work to end violence, to bring about political resolution to this tragedy that is a shame for bothsunnis and shiias. it's a shame for the islamic world. we have to come to the residesation that these divisions will not help resolve the problem that creating devisive tackics will not present a solution to this problem. trying to seek a military solution either from within or trying to invite outsiders to intervene militarily in syria will not resolve the problem. in fact, there is no military solution to the tragedy in syria we need to bring them all together. what we can do, the future of syria can only be decided by the syrians and the syrians, alone. what all of us can do and i invite all of our friends to do the same is to help facilitate a dialogue among syrians with a view to finding a political so

and you do not have a job, you are absolutely needing that economic cushion as the economy is now stoking up, and you just referenced the numbers that were just put out on friday. the economy is getting a lot better. all the forecasts are, it's going to be a lot better. you just need that cushion to get you over to where you can get a job. >> now -- that makes sense to me. give us a view of the politics here. a lot of people were skeptical when this deal, of course, came out of the shutdown that we were setting up more deadlines that wouldn't work. as you know, as you just mentioned, the senate and the house don't have a great record here in the immediate past. what do you think accounts for the desire to get this done now, and have republicans backed off the idea of having a shutdown every couple months? >> well, i think it's exactly that. the gop got so burned in the last shutdown, and all of the economists and the ceos of corporations have been begging. a lot of their natural constituents, begging, don't do this again. don't do this again. and then, of course, defense, nasa, nih, trans

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network's "the 700 club," pat robertson who believe it or not went to yale law is known to stroke or stokeear and anxiety about the gay community. this was a whopper of an accusation he made last summer. it was so controversial at the time the christian broadcast network removed it from their website shortly after he spoke it. let's listen to pat robertson. >> do in san francisco, some of the gay community, they want to get people so if they got the stuff, they'll have a ring, you shake hands and the ring's got a little thing where you cut your finger. >> really. >> yeah, really. it's that kind of vicious stuff which would be the equivalent of murder. >> okay, jonathan, your thoughts on the subject. wra do you get this wives tale? what do you call this tale? >> a lie, a damnable lie. >> thank you. >> this is a man who blames the gays for everything -- hurricanes, earthquakes, name the natural disaster, whatever calamity. >> 9/11? >> i don't know if he went that far, but maybe because someone -- >> he was close. >> he was close. >> that he would accuse people with hiv and gay people with hi

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. >> i was stoked. i was in the expecting that at all. >> many are speculating the winner did not know. >>> 4:51 is the time. costing more to ride your bike. the new proposal across the country that could have people chain to religion stair their bike. >>> the new pub to keep the streets safe. >>> they are looking to block the decision to take away the schools accreditation next july. one teachers union says the accrediting condition is bias. >> one issue is that city college and all community colleges need to be open access to everybody. and the commission wants to see a narrower mission. >> an attorney for the commission says blocking the decision would cause headaches for accrediting process for panels across the country. if the judge grants the preliminary injunction, it would remain in place until a trial can be held. >>> with the new year a few days away, richmond police say they plan to crack down on dangerous new years eve traditions. police will be out in full force to catch people who shoot th

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finally, not everyone in washington state stoked about the seahawks shutout win against the giants on sunday. jet chevrolet promised to pay 12 people $35,000 if the seahawks shutout the giants. well, time to pay up. lucky for the dealership though, they took out insurance on the promotion. it will only cost them a fraction of the prize money for the winners after that shutout win. >> jets chevrolet guy knew nothing about football. the odds were overwhelmingly favor in a shut yoet. >> let's see if cairns can catch that. bad throw. >> nice. >> up against the green monster, too. i would have thrown the guy out at second. a little snow. you're not going to see a lot of snow today p it's the fluffy type, too. it's not snowball stuff. >> what happened? yesterday you were scaring us with snow. >> yeah, you said big snow. >> that's what we do, we scare you to make you watch more. >> what's today? >> a little snow. >> a little snow. here we go. >> typical meteorologist. >> the snow is moving n central park just reported a little snow. it's not that we're getting the big snowstorm. just the tim

and i was everywhere saying just the tensions in central kiev are being stoked on social networks were all sorts of theories are being posted now let's give you some of the rumors that certainly proceeded sunday's mass rally the most widespread messages were about the or thora he's planning a volley disposal of protests using special forces pulled in in the capital and from around local regions as well speculation was fueled by further reports that tanks were on their way into kiev and another widespread theory that's been circulating for the past week is that the authorities were about to introduce a state of emergency now none of those rumors came true but modern history professor mark almond he says it's wrong to underestimate the danger. just like this. there is a tent through a rumor mill to create a heightened sense of tension and alarm those who remember the so-called orange revolution in two thousand and four will remember we were told then that the russian suspects not special forces working in the woods in a careful way to crack down they weren't nothing happened so we're see

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ethnic tensions are stoking this political rivalry into the bloody violence. the two men belong to different tribes. they both say they're ready to sit down and talk, although disputes about conditions are tangling up the possibility. last week, when u.s. troops arrived to help evacuate americans from the country, three u.s. aircraft were attacked and forced to turn back. four navy seals were wounded. late today, u.s. secretary of state john kerry reported that he telephoned both leaders, calling for mediated peace talks. but complicating the possibility of any such talks, james, the discovery by u.n. personnel of at least three mass graves in south sudan. >> brown: thank you very much, jim. there's no end to the fighting in syria's civil war. today, the military bombed the city of aleppo for a tenth straight day. neighborhoods held by rebels are being turned into rubble. activists say hundreds have died. after two and a half years, the war in syria is at a stalemate. one reason is that foreign fighters-- many of them islamic militants-- keep poring into syria

and tokyo took another step back on wednesday over japan's most recent on justifying plane to korea stoke aligned with our canning hill has more on seoul's form of complaints that the japanese embassy in seoul. korea on wednesday summoned the deputy chief of the japanese embassy in school will take us to cry to protest japan's mean you claim to korea's east to most i look so cool. it comes one day after coco released a new national security strategy outlined which places a priority for a resolution to the standoff over the islets which curry and control don't cry korea's foreign ministry protests in the fresh claim and demanded that totally could lead to that old age the media leak from a security paper. christ said he would convey the message to the japanese government. scholes for ministry took a strong tone wednesday in response the new defence policy paper the second covers most recent a spike in to talk to a formal and that's the scariest that the recent death of the caucuses city improve relations between korea and japan the snow japan's new defence policy package approved by the ca

stokes was smudged unrated the police were absent on the highway just from the barracks the violence began last week when police pulled the bill went on strike the ccm god that there was general chaos that today it's been more than one hundred injured. but for the police. it was a victory. local government agreed to double in weight. a wave of similar them on sped across the country to include lease in nineteen of argentina's province is intact though there were reports of two deaths including a police officer in the bottom side is province the country's largest force of fifty seven thousand offices avoided a strike entry level wages with double to just over thirteen hundred dollars a month. on monday the justice minister julio and i was keen to stress that it's against the little for the yeast to go on strike. eighteen days a week of the company that bills would join the police force november clearly confirmed the very start that they can now take strike action because it is an essential service the government says that these teachings roll their eyes and disturbances that come to c

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guides to overcome doesn't affect our protest at the riccarton want to test and to whom strikes and stoked the strategic success will come to the us committed to stopping the one attacks on fox time. bizarre he said in a statement. the us had a main staple it did its job shipments from honest i'm too focused on site didn't see it but it is. it's called legal team that beat yet what's up with its protest account that it is now move on. but she is also scheduled to submit a petition against the drone strikes in august on section seventy of its began on thursday. the guppy that began on nov twenty four by pti has left thousands of me to plot strategy that will come on he applied his mind focused on board too hundreds of pedestrians have been sucked into consignment i did tour the uk show it to a certain if they were getting supplies to the us and nato forces fighting the dotted line and macgill of the next time. the nest on the bench the best flights not stumble into the next step on the beach all kinds fact finding committee has expressed apprehensions that the trials may be discontinued aft

intentions are being stoked by the fact that some protesters armed with sticks are behaving aggressively there have been some incidents of tear gas being used against the police. scott was there with this report. or tensions have been on the increase all day ever since the riot police surrounded independence square which is about two hundred yards to my left hand side you can see the right place full in the blockade to my right hand side whereas to my left hand side other protesters there's a meeting of troian a covert support is taking place not far from here which these protesters think explain and justify the current police presence. when a further one hundred fifty yards down the street and you come to another standoff between the police and the protesters now the police have surrounded one of the protesters camps meaning it's impossible for them to get in and out it seems that both sides are keeping calm neither side want to antagonize the situation here although tensions with the police to my left and the protesters to my right are clearly very high. who are now the one thing i've

days the opposition leaders however say they will continue to stand their ground tensions are being stoked by the fact that some protesters with sticks are behaving aggressively they have been some. violent incidents where you can see the sides exchanging blows as police help their colleague off the ground the protesters were also filmed using tear gas against the cordons pole scott was there he has this report. tensions have been on the increase all day ever since the riot police surrounded independence square which is about two hundred yards to my left hand side you can see the right place of the blockade to my right hand side whereas to my left hand side other protesters there's a meeting of pro janak ovitz supporters taking place not far from here which these protesters think explain and justify the current police presence. when a further one hundred fifty yards down the street and you come to another standoff between the police and the protesters now the police have surrounded one of the protesters camps meaning it's impossible for them to get in and out it seems that both sides are k

its navy's ready to support ships transporting serious chemical spill onto the construction site the stoke on his qb is going to see on the us vessel and an international appeal denmark and norway. i need to ship the chemicals from the ports to give her time here on the detonator black schools. but just wanted to stick in the process has come to be ready to provide eight on the land and sea. no touch in united states as the nsa is controversial preventing gathering firm called me today to without a warrant is likely unconstitutional. he's about to go see it by conservative activist an amen for that the judge says the prayer than finding the fourth amendment. what the us constitution. pepper had been seeking legal search and seizure. initially he wanted to go into and this spying program that allows it to continue quality of vomit in the station appeals the rain comes as the government weighs in on what it's all great deal to end this note in the woods so the fed is now living in camp reassigned and in russia james bowman reports from washington. the us government make a deal for which no d

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yeah philo but i interviewed stokely carmichael when young marion barry and moves you all these people yeah these are the student leaders from the time they were part of a group called the student nonviolent coordinating committee and they've gone on to have amazing careers and public service john lewis of course the u.s. congressman absolute courageous and brave robert moses julian bond all of them many of them still very active. well put together as was it done in the. one sweet home place we opened on in april of two thousand and eight in one sweep but then we've continued to add new. exhibits every year so you're looking to move things on which we are and we might want to ask you for a few new things. new thing you want our right you even have the internet are she featured somewhere along the way do or across from our new media gallery which really tells the story of these incredible changes that are occurring in this revolution that's going on in the news business right now and you have tapes running to run yeah we have a wonderful department that does their own in-house video and

read this and realize that if it is in the rise and more stoked these are the predictable code didn't they. if the body dawes is spoken. this will more coat of a war to defend and manage these diseases didn't get the experts didn't program in oman the sunscreen in africa but it was for tuna puff. the kid walked in and then the health center and it have to wait. most of the above clip depicting the storm and it could function checked with unless the portal for now and unfortunately i think that the humble but to the media we need everybody to be on board with us. that's means either you get to split the best yet. just briefly to finish up whereas the summit oso cannot about innovation in applying technology to get the city says to people. once the new innovation use or hit the deer excites the ballots applying were taken back to a month tops. there were few and one of them which is very interesting. a small device which is just cool just like to be given to them that will buy for. it can be taken to more eighty s and looks like an ultrasound just to put the babies can also mean that to