she liked terrell and what she stood for. she was one of those people who was not worried about that lady like stuff. as some of you know, she goes to oberlin, takes a gentleman's course. insists on taking what is called a gentleman's course, which includes latin and greek and know the if you history of, even in black communities in the south this is not so extraordinary. terrell had a teacher who taught wells also knew, who taught latin and greek in the black public schools in memphis. but, later on, they became competitors around the national association of colored women. where terrell becomes the first president. and i hate to take it out of context because it is a long story. but she feels that terrell tries to take too much power, and undermines the chicago people for the washington people. and terrell is a little more conservative. terrell sort of stays on the other side of the idea of progress. you know? and so ida has conflict with people with that conservative point of view. >> i think we have time for one more quest

terrell is a little more conservative. terrell sort of stays on the other side of the idea of progress. you know? with peoplelict with that conservative point of view. >> i think we have time for one more question. kidneyiddings: she had a -- issues with her kidneys. she was the type of person that, when things happened to her, things would happen in her body. her settlement house, a couple of days later she goes into the hospital for a while and breaks down. s s -- so, she has kidney failure in the end. did she work with frederick douglass, who would have been 44 years older than she was? prof. giddings: she and fed -- she and frederick douglass had almost a father/daughter relationship. recognizes her. in fact, after that great testimonial in brooklyn, he hears of it and here's of her and writes a letter to her saying how courageous she was and how much he admired her. she asked if she could republish the letter in the pamphlet. race man ofading this period. even though he is aging in this period. he will die in 1895. he

and what terrel stood for, terrel was one of those people who was not doing, wasn't worried about all that ladylike stuff, she takes as some of you know, she goes and takes the gentleman's course, insist on taking what's called the gentleman's course, which includes latin and greek, and math, and if you know the history of blacks, even in black communities in the south, which was not so extraordinary, she had a teacher, who wells also knew, who taught latin and greek in the black public schools. so, but later on, they would become they became competitors around the national association of colored women. and terrel becomes the 1st president, i hate to take it out of context, because it's the wrong story, but she feels that terrel tries to take too much power, and undermines the chicago people for the washington people, and she was more conservative. as well. terrel stays on the other side of the idea of progress. you know? so ida has conflict, with people that are conservative to view. >> we have time for one more question. >> she had a kidney. issues with her kidneys. in 31, she was t

terrel and his sun, terrel junior, that would be here, but he is in school, he has his priorities straight. they moved into the first component of phase two couple of years ago. you not only lives in this beautiful complex, but because of our focusing employment opportunities through our contracting thousands and thousands of hours, and job training and employment opportunities to residents of hunter's view itself and the surrounding neighborhoods, he helped build this complex while working as an employee of evans brothers, a local subcontractor that did demolition of sight work up here. as you mentioned, his mother, the late tessie esther, a well-known community leader who advocated tirelessly for bayview hunter's point residents on housing, environmental and social justice issues. her work helped form division of the new hunter's view and the hope s.f. program itself. i can testify that she never shrank from reminding us of our commitments to hunter's view, it's residents, in the community. so it is my pleasure to ask terrel tobias to come up and say a few words. [applause] >> good morni

you have a terrell owens story, don't you? >> i was watching that game when it was eight seconds to go. steve young had maybe two plays max. they were just about to lose the game. he steps back and he catches in twenty two. >> how did he catch it? and they said owens, owens, owens, like four owens. good morning. maybe you got a little wound up with the sports there. let's talk about the commute here on 880. it is slow in both directions. so let's say you're starting off in hayward and heading south. look at that slow traffic. and it extends further than we normally see it. it goes down to 278. to 237. i want to talk about some of the other commutes here, 80 westbound has been very slow from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze bridge. the by bridge toll plaza, you add another 20, 25 minutes. and 880 northbound slowing past the arena. >> good job on the joe starky call. >> yes. >>> the rain is picking up and some of the intensity is going south. there was a little bit around the santa cruz mountains. they are lifting nort

the world as it would have been understood by the ancient greeks and romans still got this great terrell stylist moment on called me to the unknown subtle and spin forward three centuries to the time of men like captain scott who died on his return from the south pole philip shows me a sledging match from an expedition is. this is what actually used to place the food don't pose for the attempt on the pole. incredible here we have him reaching the south pole and then of course the terrible trick. back tattoo scott died here demonstrates how hard it was then just how challenging it was that a far cry from today it was this period is known as the heroic age they were truly great heroes up until the one nine hundred twenty days there were probably less than should think fifty or sixty people had actually ever stepped on to the cold lip. of course no thousands are going every year. like many of the old explorers i first had footprint to our anus in southern chile but unlike i'll be flying into antarctica to king george island at the northern tip here all join the greenpeace ship the arctic su

appreciate your time to wrap things up there brian terrell my guest from voices for creative dumbfounds. that estate has extended sanctions against government officials in venezuela for another year that says venezuela's opposition leaders returned rallying support on why don't have been touring latin america in violation it should be said of a travel ban that was imposed by caracas is return from to very different reactions on twitter from a cheering us state department to a defiant venezuelan president in his duel has welcomed back who are. good to see even as well and security forces standing on the right side of history the world must unite push to end the brutal murder regime and peacefully restore democracy. the world is watching as venezuela confronts imperial aggression and moves forward with dignity we will continue to hold high the flag of our free people who raise their voices against imperial interference all of venezuela will return to the streets determined to mobilize in search of freedom the ambassadors of france germany the netherlands and spain greeted the airport alon

but of course live now to brian terrelle cocoa ordinator of voices for creative nonviolence thank you for joining us on the program as such short notice now we just heard from the new zealand prime minister just into arden confirming that there are multiple locations involved in the shooting and calling it one of new zealand's darkest days what are your thoughts on the events so far this morning. well i'm just sure about are now dead. you know it is horrifying i hope the scope of it is not as large as it appears right now. it is it is a dark day. it's horrific if i'm not mistaken done i'm not hearing the word. terrorism being applied at this point and that may be early but on the other hand. if this situation where we're different and where. if the suspected shooter's were not. white people. we would be hearing in the victims if the victims were not muslims at this point we would be hearing the word muslim terrorism i think almost immediately this. i wish we would be more careful of that word all the time but it in this case the the. the. care is disconcerting. so. let me unconfirmed

zealand's mosque attacks has appeared in court charged with murder twenty eight year old brandon terrell didn't enter a. forty nine people died in shootings of two mosques in the city of christchurch on friday and it's emerged the suspect had legally obtained five guns including automatic weapons a minister our journey is promising to introduce tougher firearms laws hundreds of thousands of algerians have been back on the streets demanding president. resignation weeks of mass protests have already forced the ailing president to drop his bid for a fifth term. well worshipers at the christ church mosque attacked on friday were from several muslim majority countries and the attack is drawn widespread criticism across the globe in turkey thousands took to the streets to protest against the killings president reza player linked the attacks to what he called the rise of islam a phobia worldwide he urged western countries to take action and the shooter's manifesto published online before the attacks praised u.s. president donald trump as a symbol of for a new dwight's identity he was asked abou

. >>> first, we want to thank terrell for this picture of a great blue heron with the golden gate bridge in the background. and you realize great minds shop alike? yes. or when you find those name-brand shoes that everyone notices? oh, yeah! or when you get exactly what you need for your growing family? yes! that's yes for less. yep! yes, yes, yes, yes... yes! seriously, 20 to 60 percent off department store prices every day. at ross. yes for less. >>> coming up on abc7 news at 6:00, a san francisco success story. >> i thank god for all of this. i'm so happy. yes. >> at 6:00, we look at the innovative system that's helping people find an affordable place to live. it's working so well, other cities are working to duplicate it. >>> and check this out -- a dented car is mistakenly declared a total loss. 7 on your side's michael finney shows the huge problems this caused one local woman. >>> all that and more coming up in just a half hour on abc7 news. >> thanks. >>> finally, a few more months for you "star wars" fans. >> "galaxy's edge" will open sooner than expected. rob mcmillan from our

the 49ers announcing today that terrell owens will become the 28th member of the team's hall of fame.ro football hall of fame last year and said he's humbled to join the likes of montana, young, and rice in the 49ers hall. he spent the first eight years of his career here in the bay area with the team. >>> from all those tough guys on the ice to nice guys off. the sharks pushing for a strict no bullying rule at bay area schools. sharky and some former players visited reed elementary in south san jose today to speak to students about the dangers of bullying. the team also presented the school with the so-called buddy bench which will symbolize the no bully zone on campus. >> that is pretty cool. hollywood meets the silicon valley. up next the big award handed out in the south bay this evening. stay with us. ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, jason wu could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while putting on a runway show for new york fashion week. ♪ ♪ he could. or, he could make it even easier - and set up recurring payments to his neighbor. for cat sitting. (meow) whoa. you've groom

the world as it would have been understood by the ancient greeks and romans still got this great terrell called me to the unknown subtle and spin forward three centuries to the time of men like captain scott who died on his return from the south pole philip shows me a sledging match from that expedition is true. this is what actually used to place the food death has for the attempt on the pole. incredible here we have been reaching the south pole and then of course the terrible trek back tattoo scott died here just demonstrates how hot it was then just how challenging it was that a far cry from today it was this period is known as the heroic age they were truly great heroes up until the one nine hundred twenty is there were probably less than i should think fifty or sixty people had actually ever stepped on to the cold lip. of course no thousands are going every year. like many of the old explorers i first had footprint to our anus in southern chile but unlike i'll be flying into antarctica to king george island at the northern tip here all join the greenpeace ship the arctic sunrise and

. >>> and football star terrell owens will be inducked into the hall of fame, the 28th inductey. in 1998, after being drafted in the third round, he played eight seasons for the 49ers. he retired, hanging third in nfl history in receiving yards and touchdown as and ranked 8th in pass receptions. >> that's where i start might career with the 49ers. you know, i think it will only be right or should be right that i should be there in the bay area. that's where i played my first eight years of my 15 year career. >> last year owens became a member of the pro football hall of fame but he was the first member to skip his induction ceremony in canton, ohio. instead, he chose to give his speech at his alma mater, at the university of tennessee chattanooga. >>> and lebron james became the fourth on the all sometime coring list passing a guy named michael jordan. >> take a look. >> lebron scored points number 32393 against it the denver nuggets in the second quarter. next, kobe bryant. needs 1333 more points to pass kobe and he may do that next season. >>> we now know when the new star wars

. >> terrell owens will be indicted into the hall of fame. he would be the 28th.fter being drafted in the third round, he played eight seans with the 49%. of a his 15 year nfl career, he retired, raininged number 8 in pass receptions. that's where i started my career, with the 49ers. and, so, you know, i think that it would only be right, obviously, for me to enter there. that's where i played my first eight years of my 15-year career. >> last year, owens became a member of the pro football hall of fame but he was the first member to skip his induction ceremony in canton, ohio. instead, he chose to give a speech at his alma mater, the university of tennessee chattanooga. >>> the golden state warriors play tomorrow night against the denver nuggets. he played with the warriors before joining the australian foot bug league. >>> lebron james is now number 4 on the all time on the scoring list past a guy named michael jordan. take a look at this. >> king james has movement past air jordan and is now number 4 all time scorer in nba history. >> scored point number 32293

deborah scott, anita ward, and terrel senior. she is also affectionately known as mom to duane and veronica jones, patricia johnson, charles and annette lewis, arlene and corey drummer, and sanders. and too many of us as a grandmother and a mother and mentor. these are inspirations for community service and planting the seeds for our next generation. thank you for your amazing service for our community for the last 50 years. if you are here in honor of miss jones, please stand. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> miss jones, thank you so much for your amazing service and we will briefly here just a couple of words from our attorney general of the public utilities commission as well. [laughter] >> i do not want that title. >> mr. kelly? >> anyway, i just wanted to take this opportunity to personally thank you from the agency, most people don't realize that you are a founder of the southeast community center, part of the big eight, you and us panola. he founded and really made as commit when we wanted to expand the treatment plant

. >> terrell williams agreed with a $44 million contract with the raiders yesterday. he entered the league out of western oregon spending the last four seasons catching balls for the chargers. >>> the 49ers aredding another piece to the back field. william coleman signed a deal with the 49ers. he played with kyle shanahan. he provide insurance for the 49ers. >>> student at st. mary's college in morago still have reason to celebrate. they celebrated the team returning after the stunning upset of the number 1 team gonzaga. the win means that they are automatically in the ncaa of how the guys played. there was never any doubt in there. it's easy to feel the gonzaga thing, number 1 in the country, it can overwhelm you but they didn't. they stayed confident and stayed together. >> they will learn who they will play this sunday. >>> marathon runners will be allowed to run on the bay bridge pedestrian path. the race starts near lake merritt. >>> how is the doing? allie is in for sal. how are we doing? >> you can see from the map here there is a new crash, westbound 80 east o

. >>> terrell owens would be inducted into the hall of fame, that would be the 20th inductee, in 1996e was drafted in the third round, owens played eight seasons for the 49ers, after his 15 year nfl career, owens retired, ranking third in nfl history, receiving touchdowns and yards and was ranked eighth in pass receptions. >>> that's where i started my career, with the 49ers. it would only be right, to be there in the bay area, that's where i played my first eight years of my 15 year career. >>video they were showing of the green bay game, i remember it like it was yesterday. last year owens became a member of the football hall of fame, he was the first member to skip his induction ceremony in canton and said instead, he chose to gave give a speech at his alma mater. >>> bend, oregon will soon be the last place that has the last blockbuster store in the nation. by april 2017, there were just 10 blockbusters left, the standalone tourist attraction hopes to keep its doors open. >>> at 92 years old, britain's queen elizabeth is caught up with the kids that she personally made her first i

we don't have any idea how long the mule terreller report was.se of oversight be taken to clear this up? >> bob mueller spent two years investigating this and he was unable to draw a conclusion on whether president trump broke the law or obstruction and here will byn william barr spent 48 hours. we want to see the actual evidence that mueller compiled. he wanted this to go to congress for congress to deliberate and see if any laws withere broken. >> when do you expect to hear back from attorney general barr about testifying before your committee, nbc news reported that jerry nadler has contacted the doj in order to request that. well, i can't see any reasons for well yum bailliam barr not the judicial committee and the oversight committee. he owns the american people. the bob mueller really wanted to consult william barr, don't you think they would have had those conversations and bob mueller would have put that in the report. there is a reason he did not draw the conclusion in that report. he thought it was congress's fought and we have to know

wide receiver terrell williams four years, 44 million, 22 mill guaranteed. he can fly, had 41 catches and five tds last year with the chargers. great xlemtd to brown. derek carr, suddenly has two great weapons down the field. as for the 49ers, they were interested in le'veon bell, today they signed tailback telephone coleman. makes you wonder if mckinnon will be back from his acl at the colema re w kyleanahan was o coordinator with the falcons. tchts and he can catch the ball coming out of the backfield. how coleman will fill in with mckinnon and matt breida the cheetah remains to be seen at this point. >>> kyler murray held a private workout at oklahoma. murray didn't run for the scouts. all you have to do is watch his game tape. the guy can fly. probably runs a 4.3. these workouts are heavily scripted and murray showed he's a precise passer from the poblth, not a scrambler who makes plays running around all over the place. arizona might take him first overall in the draft. >>> you know the saying whatever happens in vegas stays in vegas. not this time. the

. >> when he first got to town, you remember terrell owe enns wa shy rookie. when he left town he was a controversial star. t.o. is coming back to the 49ers, not as a player, but a hall of famer. owens will become the 28th member of the 49ers hall of fame. t.o., you might recall, was inducted in the foot ball hall of fame. he's humbled to join the likes of montana and rice in the 49ers hall. he spent the first eight years of his career with the 49ers. >> up next at 6:30, new documents handed over. what we are learning about yet another trip to capitol hill for president trump's former personal lawyer michael cohen. plus. >> [ bleep ]. >> r. kelly's explosive interview, why he says he is a victim. to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. the redwoods to e the rainbows to the proud. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. >>> right now at 6:30, new documents and new testimony by president trum

expected him to return but things changed after the trade for an tone i don't brown and the signing of terrell williams. >>> onto hockey now. there are 11 games left in san jose's regular season before it is time to hit the post-season. last night, the team had a chance to clinch a spot already in the playoffs against the florida panthers. sharks took an early lead but couldn't stay out of the penalty box. the sharks lose it by a final of 4-2. they are still in first place in the western conference and can clinch a post season spot way win saturday when the national predators come to san jose. >>> severe weather across the central part of country is causing major problems. flooding is one. biggest westerns in parts of midwest. snow from this week's storm is melting fast with nowhere to go. crews in south dakota went door to door in boats to help people who were stuck in their homes. >> man, i'm glad they came. i don't think we would have made it. >> tornadoes also caused damage in at least four states. one. those tornadoes narrowly missed the national weather service's office in kentucky. >>>

that outweighs terrell's interest in avoiding pro creation.nly option for the ex-husband right now is to go to the arizona supreme court. shep? >> shepard: it's possible the ex-husband will have to pay child support? >> right. torres has testified she won't seek child support but might not matter. but she could change her mind or if she ends up on public assistance, the state could go after them. this prompted a change in the law. state legislators passed the nation's first law that grants custody of disputed embryos to the party that wants them to develop to birth. the other parent has no right or obligations. that, however, does not apply in this case. shep, one other thing, if this woman does become pregnant, she does -- she does have a baby, there's nothing that he can do for 18 years. he could wait to see if he has to pay child support. shep? >> shepard: alicia acuna live with us. thank you. there's word prosecutors have offered to drop charges against the new england patriots owner robert kraft, charges related to the prostitution bust h

things changed after the trade for antonio brown and signing terrell williams. >> there are only 11 gamesleft in the regular season for the sharks before it is playoff time. last night, the team hay chance to clinch the spot in the playoffs taking on the florida panthers. the sharks took an early lead but couldn't stay out of the penalty box. three major penalties led tie panther power-play goal and the sharks end up on at short side of a 4-2 score. they are still in fits first place and they can clinch a playoff spot on saturday. >> your drive to south lake tahoe could be changing significantly because of the new plan under consideration. city planners met last night to hear from the public about a proposal to move highway 50. take a look. that would reroute the highway behind the casinos at the state line at pioneer trail. the idea is to create a main street by the casinos that is more friendly to pedestrians an bikes and scooters. supports are of the plan claim a more tractive main street could increase business revenue by up to $79 million a year. >> bart says it is now working on a b

terrell owens just added another hall of fame to his resume. selected to the 49ers hall of fame. owens spent eight years in red and gold. he's second in franchise history in receiving yards and receiving touchdown and a whole bunch of other categories behind jerry rice. t.o. was inducted into the pro football hall of fame in canton last year. and despite his mercurial relationship with the niners in the past he said he's thrilled to turn the sxaj return for this honor. >> they say time heals all wounds and time as has gone by for a number of years. i think we've all moved on. and this is the best opportunity. and i'm very grateful for it. >> antonio brown is expected to be traded by friday. the question is to whom? brown wants out of pittsburgh. he's an amazing receiver but his off the field antics turned into a nightmare for the steelers. the raiders are among the teams interested but nobody's excited about giving up a first-round pick for a volatile guy who will turn 31 in july. long-time nfl personnel man charley casserly says he was told he

and terrell brown misses it, but got fouled. brown a great free-throw shooter.e two of three to tie it. misses two of three. but auburn knocked it out of bounds. so one last chance for the aggies. and queen wide open and he air balled. auburn escapes this one. charles barkley was watching from the studio, you could see he was pretty pumped about it. they face kansas now. two seed michigan state losing tensions were high. izzo ripped into the freshman and he's like what did i do. and the heated exchange continued during the huddle. spartans were able to win this one 76-65. after the game izzo didn't apologize for getting after henry. >> this is one and done time, you know. the my bads are out the window. if they are high bads because that team played better or that guy played better, if it is high bad because i decided to jog back instead of sprint back, then it is your bad and you're going to hear about it. >> biggest upset from day one belonged to murray state. they beat five seed marquette. if you haven't seen john morant play yet, he is special. throwing down

terrell. the houthis no doubt bear significant responsibility for the humanitarian catastrophe up until this day. but you are the first diplomat with jurisdiction over the crisis in yemen that i have ever heard assign zero percent responsibility for the humanitarian disaster inside yemen to the saudis. and it seemed as if you resisted amending that answer in the follow-up from senator merkley and although senator young didn't ask you a question, i think you understood the beginning of his query to you. just because one party starts a war does not give carte blanche to the other side to conduct themselves in a manner that makes the humanitarian situation on the ground worse. and by saying that the saudis bear no responsibility for what has happened there is a permission slip to the saudis and anyone who's a contestant to a conflict, to behave as irresponsibly as they like, because they might not have been the instigator. i can recite you the same statistics that senator merkley did, but they're

harris had the chance to tie it with an easy layup, but chose to kick it out to terrell brown for an eventual missed 3. he was fouled on the shot. missed two of three free throws. auburn ended up winning it. 78-77. >>> let's be honest, ladies and gentlemen, the win that matters came from my alma mater, wofford. they took down seton hall 84-68. history-making night for fletcher magee. he became the ncaa's all time leader in three-pointers grabbing number 505 in thursday's matchup. next up, wofford facing number two seeded kentucky tomorrow. >> i'm relieved for you that the team won. we had them on yesterday so early and they had the late night game. i was afraid america would blame you. >> i was a little concerned too, actually. we can be honest now that they've won. i was a little worried. >> they won and play again on saturday. number one seeds virginia, duke, and north carolina are in action today. we look forward to that. >>> dylan dreyer's lsu tigers also won. >> yes, they did. thanks for letting me know. >> she's all in. >> i did not stay up or watch any games yesterday. we've g