one will be named for the first name, isaac hawkins, who's the first name on the manifest of the 272 enslaved children, women and men who were sold. the other is named for a free woman of color who was a woman religious, who lived in the georgetown neighborhood and provided an extraordinary witness during the time in which this all occurred. and that was step one. the one that's probably gotten the most attention has been a decision that we would regard the children of descendants in the same way we would regard those who have an enduring relationship with our community. these are faculty, staff, a alumni who have sustained an enduring relationship and in the course of our process of determining undergraduate andssions, we give care attention in a special way to those folks. it's not determinetive in any way. we are a very selective institution, so i don't want to overstate what it means, but it was an effort to show the kind of respect we think appropriate in this moment. host: one of the immediate arguments i heard from that was fine, that's a great step. but what about actual cash

the clerk of the house: the names of the honorable paul d. ryan, a representative elect from the state of wisconsin, and the honorable nancy pelosi, a representative elect from the state of california have been placed in nomination. are there further nominations? there being no further nominations, the clerk appoints the following tellers. the gentleman from mississippi, mr. harper. the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. brady. the gentlewoman from ohio, ms. kaptur. and the the gentlewoman from florida, ms. ros-lehtinen. the tellers will come forward and take their seats at the desk in the front of the speaker's rostrum. paul d. ryan, representative-elect from the state of wisconsin, nancy pelosi, represent-elect from the state of california. the roll will be called and those responding to their names will indicate by surname, the nominee of their choosing. the reading clerk will now call he roll. the clerk: mr. abraham. abraham votes ryan. ed a -- adams. pelosi. aderholt. ryan. aguilar, pelosi. allen, ryan. amash, ryan. modei, ryan. arrington,

the clerk of the house: the names of the honorable paul d. ryan, a representative elect from the state of wisconsin, and the honorable nancy pelosi, a representative elect from the state of california have been placed in nomination. are there further nominations? there being no further nominations, the clerk appoints the following tellers. the gentleman from mississippi, mr. harper. the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. brady. the gentlewoman from ohio, ms. kaptur. and the the gentlewoman from florida, ms. ros-lehtinen. the tellers will come forward and take their seats at the desk in the front of the speaker's rostrum. paul d. ryan, representative-elect from the state of wisconsin, nancy pelosi, represent-elect from the state of california. the roll will be called and those responding to their names will indicate by surname, the nominee of their choosing. the reading clerk will now call he roll. the clerk: mr. abraham. abraham votes ryan. ed a -- adams. pelosi. aderholt. ryan. aguilar, pelosi. allen, ryan. amash, ryan. modei, ryan. arrington,

name. woman with the same date of birth, but a different name. so an investigation revealed that fraudulent documents had been used to establish that young woman's identity. and interviews with people in walterboro supported the idea that this maye mobley. >> they used dna to confirm. her birth family is rejoicing, but authorities say how and when to reconnect with them is up to the young woman. >>> air quality experts are trying to pinpoint what caused a rot ten egg stench across richfield last month. investigators ruled out possible sources from the san francisco bay including oil spills and passing ships. it could be the result of a flaring incident from the chevron refinery, but they admit it is still a mystery and it could take several weeks. >> tesla is releasing more details about changes to its charging program for electric tra cars. chargers used to be free, but the electric car maker says the new model s and xs will have to pay a small fee after they use 400 kilowatt hours in a year. that should be enough to cover long distance travel. a

the whigs named themselves after the daysge iii back in of the revolution. so they were against king andrew all of his dominions. otherwise they didn't agree on much. the whigs were made up of the conservative faction in the country. that's a little bit of a misnomer because, for example, back then the democrats were the hard money people. the whigs where the soft money people, which is totally reversed right now. were made up of -- it was a whole conglomerate trade you had pro-bank, anti-united hades bank, you anti-slavery. you had anti-masons thrown into the mix. as i've said, the greatest unifying factor of the party was in opposition to the expansion to the executive power. it was the dominant and the government congress, rather than the presidency. the superstar of the whig party was henry clay, who had been speaker of the house. -- house. he had been secretary of state was serving in the u.s. senate. he was a very charismatic leader. he was by far the most popular politician of the whig opposition. his followers would have followed him anywhere. their

sometimes the guy with the name. >> trevor: yes. >> or usually it's the same name, ahmed. >> trevor:evor: is that something you struggle with as an actor? >> yeah, especially coming up in the business, there were roles where i would read them and i was literally, like, if i play this part, everybody in my family is going to hate me. it was -- in fact, i think i once said to a producer or a writer when i went to an audition, i said, i'm glad you've written a character of a muslim person here, but it's a shame to me that you've never actually met a muslim person, because nobody ever talks like this or says things like this. >> trevor: damn. ( applause ) >> and, so, needless to say, i did not get that part. but, you know, there's been a lot of that, and i think, now, we see more people, you know, muslim people, south asians who are creating content, telling our story, telling the perspective of america that is not just through the lens of white caucasan men, you know? ( applause ) >> trevor: you have some really exciting stuff coming up. what do you think excites you the most about what

knave.m the n >> order, order! >> shall i, sir, name of a few of the other names that have been called by me? >> gentlemen! by god, we will have order in this house! gentlemen, let us remember the issue at hand. >> dr. warren, sir. >> thank you. gentlemen, the issue here tonight is much greater than this tax. we must demand our right to representation, because these duties are an infringement of our natural and constitutional rights. we must defend our right to representation, on us stands the fortunes of america! >> here, here! >> order. the chair recognizes mr. may again. >> what good would representation do us if we were to send 13 representatives to that unjust body, one from each colony, or two or three from each colony? we would still be outvoted. and then, we would have legitimized the right of parliament to tax us. representation in parliament is a strawman, i say. we hold our right to tax ourselves and will not surrender that right to the corrupt placement and politicians of parliament. >> here, here. >> the chair recognizes dr

the vice president: the clerk will call the names of the next group. the clerk: mr. burr of north carolina, ms. cortez masto of nevada, mr. crapo of idaho, ms. duckworth of illinois. the vice president: please raise your right hands. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that you bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that you take this oath of obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to enter: so help you god? the group: i do. the vice president: congratulations, senators. the vice president: the clerk will call the names of the next group. the clerk: mr. grassley of iowa iowa, ms. harris of california, ms. hassan of new hampshire, mr. hoeven of north dakota. the vice president: please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domesti

is cal index the new name or what is the new name of the organization? >> that is my next update because there will be a new name. it won't be inlend inempire or cal index. >> is inland also non -profit? >> yes, same status non-profit. >> let me launch into this or hold off which i will do when you come back with the new name. >> thank you. >> thank you, paul. >> i think it makes a total 16 million lives. >> i think there is 16 million patient records and i think the next largest in the united states is something on the order of 12 million. if it isn't the largest is it one of the largest in the country now. >> thank you and are there any other representative updates? i would like to take the opportunity to thank kaiser for what they announced at the meet ing last month regarding the allowance for people to turn in outidated or unused prescription drugs in the city and quounty of san francisco. i'm anxiously awaiting that opportunity at my local kaiser facility. i did not see the blue box but i know that it will be there soon and looking forward to gettin

most of the slaves named in the archives, their last names are not recorded. all of this are symptoms of what the sos olgs called the ali alienation of slavery, cutting off people from their ancestry. from the first indication of jesuit slave holding in maryland in the 1710s, the jesuit planation continued to grow across the 18th century. a census counted nearly 200 slaves on the plantations. the plantations were located in southern maryland in st. mary's and charles county, but there were missions and plantations further north on the eastern shore. the suppression of the jesuits posed new challenges for the leadership and new organizations formed to steward the jesuits property and slaves, including the corporation of roman catholic clergymen. georgetown college was founded to advance education in 1789 and it was established by the maryland catholic planter elite and a jesuit order that was deeply invested in slavery at the local level. the basic idea was that the jesuit plantations would help to pay for the churches and the schools. so georgetown rests on the

check out some of the dividends in some of these names. cy's and nordstrom have 5% dividend yield. is it time to guy dip in some of these high paying dividend retail stocks? >> i do believe it is the time to buy these stocks. first they are trade specific retail. who wants to be in a mall some people want to shop online. that's why you saw the results for amazon so stellar. when you see at moving out of the christmas season, it picks up again and border tax is the reason a hot of these spooked. that will not be voted on and decide for a while. and to be implemented, another headache on top of it. so i think time to buy. macy's communicated 550 in cost savings. it is a 5% dividends. trading roughly 11 times. to me, i think the times to buy have bought these stocks is when sentiment has been so horrendous. i'm getting e-mails from the street. retailers are trying to final out how bad sentiment is. it is really bad. if you figure out where they were after the last round earnings, i believe after second quarter, things are so bad that they won'

the clerk will read the names of the crew. >> mr. bennett of colorado,of mr. blumenthal of connecticut, mr. blunt of missouri, mr. bose and of arkansas -- mr. bozeman of arkansas. sam >> you guys said that to me. there you go. please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear that you'll support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreigntr and domestic, that you will bear true faith and allegiance to do the same and o that you take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion and you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which are about to enter so help you god. congratulations. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> the clerk will call the names of the next group. >> mr. burr of north carolina, ms. cortez of nevada, mr. crapo of idaho, ms. duckworth of illinois. [inaudible conversations] >> raise your right hand. you solemnly swear will defend as for the constitution to basic and all enemies foreign and domestic, you

i bought into gilead and some of the names beaten up. i think there will be some negotiation, some cleaning up of this entire thing in terms of the health care world. and i do still have a little apprehension. i know how these tweets work and it makes me nervous. in terms of the drug pricing. at any moment, that could be another button pushed on the twitter machine. >> you have biotech as a sizable portion. you have insurers, hospital stocks, and all of these sub sectors stand to be hit in some way in the coming week. either by a tweet on drug pricing, a repeal of obamacare. does this make you want to be in this sector? >> no. the easiest thing is the repeal of obamacare. i think he will keep a lot intact. the problem is the head winds are pricing. the pricing is going to loom. it is bipartisan. they are going on hit you. time and time again on hmos, on reimbursement, on everything involved. >> the distributors, i wouldn't touch them. biotech, look. pricing will be an overhang. no question about it. i'm sorry to say that, there are better

they came together in the name of peace. atholics and muslims prayed and laughed and later broke bread together, echoing a theme familiar to both faiths >> pam:other celebrations in the bay area. included the annual 'celebration train' that travels from san jose to san francisco. followed by a march from the san francisco cal- train station to yerba buena gardens. in las vegas, a color guard and children took part in a m=l-k parade. and in washington d-c the first family. the obama's honored m-l- k day by visiting a family shelter. and painting a mural. the mural features a rendering of dr. king's face under the words "wall of hope". after nearly four decades. an east bay bar going out of business. ahead at eight. when crogan's is closing its doors for good. plus. despite days without rain.highway 37 is plagued by flooding. the next round of rain. and next. he was the shooter behind the deadliest mass shooting in u.s history. now his wife is in police custody in the bay area. the charges she is now facing. it's just a date. i

we are in that midtown market district we are honored with the name. and around the corner of third and back street. we are one of the nation's largest stores of academic used books for the online specialty. with the urban books we have hundred 50,000 bucks with a university press book secondhand. the global interest books. they are modeled after the favorite used bookstores. it is not for its out door sales. we're really pleased to be able to have a space. we had grown into the space from other smaller buildings. it brings those out to walk on the republicans. there's probably there is probably lots of old bookstores. you probably haven't seen one quite like this. it's really part of what we are really excited about and expanded. they have such a warm history. i have studied a lot about the public culture the political culture and by having caffeinated beverages along with books. i think there are live they're alive in the conversations that people have. we have a lot of gift qualities and special collections imprints as well as beautiful books from th

and like most of the slaves named in the maryland province archives, their last names are not recorded. all of this, i think, are symptoms of what the sociologist orlando patterson calls the nato alienation of slavery. the cutting off of people from their ancestry. from the first indications of jesuit slave holding in maryland in the 1710s, the jesuit plantation continued to grow across the 18th century. a census in 1765 taken by a jesuit counted nearly 200 slaves on the jesuit plantations. the plantations were primarily located in southern maryland, in st. mary's county, and charles county. but there are also missions and plantations further north and on the eastern shore. the suppression of the jesuits in the 1770s posed new challenges for the catholic leadership and the colony, and new organizational forms emerged to steward the jesuit order's property and slaves. including the corporation of roman catholic clergy men. georgetown college was founded to advance catholic education in the new united states in 1789. and it was established by maryland -- the maryland catholic planter eli

[applause] [inaudible conversations] the clerk will call the names of the next group. mr.rassley of iowa. ms. harris of california. mr. hoeven of north dakota do you swear to protect against enemies foreign and domestic that he will bear true faith and allegiance to the same that you take this obligation freely without any mental reservation y or purpose of evasion and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office upon which you are about to enter so help you god? congratulations. [applause] >> [inaudible conversations] the clerk will call the names of the next group. of mr. isakson, mr. johnson of wisconsin, mr. kennedy of louisiana. mr. langford of oklahoma did you solemnly swear to support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic you will bear full faith and allegiance to the same and you take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion and that he will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to enter, so help you god? [applause]

the memorabilia inside with him. some of those items are even signed with nick bovis name on them. he started taking down some plaques already as a token of ownership. even the o'doul family itself says the handlerys own the *building, not the business in it. "the business owner owns everything inside he building down to the nails and the wire hat hang the pictures on the wall." standup: "several people i talked to who know and love the san francisco staple say they side with the bovis family." "this is an imbalance of power, and it's not equal, and it's not justified." >> pam:so in a few weeks, you might see lefty' in a new place. "we will not cave. we will move, we will succeed, and we will thrive again and lefty o'doul's will be down the street." ut if the handlery's have their way, they'll refurbish the place, and reopen with the same name and dÉcor in the same location. "it's not right for them to take the name of the property or any of the contents of this bar and lounge. that belongs to the handlery family." the lease on lefty o'doul's ends on february third. in san francisco

he was the keynote speaker. he made a name for himself as an intellect, foremost black intellect of his era. he comes here to settle around 1871 where he spends the rest of his life. people that know of him other than developments in the cemetery know that he served 6 turns in harrisburg city school board so he is the first african-american who voted on the board, 1878, again in 1884, 87, 1890, in the 1890s he was elected president of the harrisburg city school board, this is a big deal because he's the first african american elected president of the school board anywhere in the country, he was the first to do that. he gets nationwide recognition for this. the thing about day, he has this unique rivalry with the foremost black abolitionist, frederick douglass. their stories are different. day was born free, highly educated, given the best. doug a slave, ran away, wasn't formally educated, has success printing three different newspapers, he publishes a number of autobiographies. he never wrote his memoirs, he died trying to wri

the vice president: the clerk will call the names of the next group. the clerk: mr. burr of north carolina, ms. cortez masto of nevada, mr. crapo of idaho, ms. duckworth of illinois. the vice president: please raise your right hands. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that you bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that you take this oath of obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to enter: so help you god? the group: i do. the vice president: congratulations, senators. the vice president: the clerk will call the names of the next group. the clerk: mr. grassley of iowa iowa, ms. harris of california, ms. hassan of new hampshire, mr. hoeven of north dakota. the vice president: please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domesti

does that concern you as somebody who likes the name? >> doesn't concern me gm and the other oems are being pressured to bring jobs to the u.s. that makes sense. i hope what mary barra and others are saying to trump is, look, we're going to do this but avoid a trade war at all costs, especially in gm's case with china. they have a lot of profit growth. a huge profit growth going on in china right now. it is important for them. they will be in the cross hairs of any trade war with china. i hope she is making that point clear to donald trump. >> josh brown, are you putting your money in for the buick bigly, the new model? >> i am not. gm is better looking between gm and ford on technicals. both trade more like bonds than stocks. big yields, low multiples, not a ton of volatility. gm wants to break the range it's been trapped in since five or six years. this can get to the low 40s. what i'd do on a trade is fail it with a 50 day moving average as the stock so i'm not stuck in it if the breakout fails. >> gm was cheap at the start of december

now, this was not the first time i saw her name. during the course of the interactions, i developed a gut feeling that there was something wrong and suspicious about this woman. so when i saw her name again, i knew. she was the spy that they were looking for. four years earlier in april of 1996, one of our employees came to me expressing concerns about anna. he said her actions in a specific incident caused me great concern. >> ladies and gentlemen, i have been briefed by the national security adviser on the shooting down today of two american civilian airplanes by a cuban military aircraft. >> on the 24th of february, 1996, the cuban military shot down two aircraft operated by a cuban immigrant group called brothers to the rescue. two civilian aircraft piloted by three american citizens were shot down in international airspace. >> do you have relatives? >> our son. >> that was the murder of three american citizens. now, in response to the shoot down, the government scrambled to figure out what happened and how we might respond. one

the name associated with the idesteban santiago. we'll continue to do more reporting on that in the meantime. what more can you tell us about what transpired? what have you learned from authorities about the initial moments? did the gunman walk into baggage claim? what can you share with us? >> i think the reports that you have been getting are about as complete as anyone has and certainly me. i want to know what the airport needs, and i'll tell you, i spoke to the airport director dale, and they seem to have their act together. they started operations again to minimize the disruption and lo and behold, just a moment ago on a screen, looked like there was some other disturbance there. i don't have that information. >> senator, that would help us understand one of our eyewitnesss who was on the phone as well who said she had to go because they were asking them to get down and whether or not that means there was another incident or, in fact, they were doing some sort of sweep, but you are looking at pictures right now. senator bill ne

the president expected to name his pick in a primetime speech. what more can you tell us about tonight's more big announcement. >> a very big announcement. now the supreme court justice could tip the scales on the bench for some very big issues like abortion and president donald trump's immigration plan, the president has three names on his short list. william brey, neil gorsuch. all three very conservative judges. democrats some are planning a filibuster to this in retaliation against republicans for refusing to bring president obama's supreme court nominee to the floor to the senate for a vote last year. senator chuck schumer said he will fight tooth and nail on a conservative judge. >> thank you. >>> while senators prep for that supreme court appointment battle they'll be reviewing the president's picks for cabinet positions. this morning the judiciary committee will vote on jeff sessions nomination to be attorney general. rick perry's nomination for energy secretary. as well as ryan zincke to head up the interior department. they'll vote on to

the water. malory chose as her captain a man named franklin buchanan. he founded the us naval academy, but he was best known in the service has been ferocious and mallory wanted a man about violence. she had a crew of about 300. the monitor had a crew of only 48 and her captain was a man named james warden. his sole previous claim to any kind of fame was having been the first prisoner captured in the war on either side. he had been taken after delivering a secret message from wells to a union fort in florida he was still weak from half a year and not alabama jail, but he was just as determined. both sides knew they were in a race in the merrimack won it. on march 8, 1862, captain buchanan ordered seem out to the roads. there were powerful-- union ships on station there and the one closest to the merrimack with the cumberland and the congress. together they mounted seven times as many heavy guns. buchanan went for the cumberland first. the cumberland opened fire and the pilot said, our shock bounced off the merrimack side like india rubber. she kept comin

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the names are tantalizing. you want to know so much more about who these people are, but there is just so little information. her name was nanny, and she was born in africa around 1710. that's all we know right now. all we really know is what is on that page. nan any the only enslaved person in the maryland province mentioned in the maryland province archives who i've come across so far who is identified as being african-born. and this record is perhaps the sole piece of evidence linking the maryland jesuit community to their african origins. the other people on this list were all born in maryland and baptized with english names like tom, frank, and lucy. and like most of the slaves named in the maryland province archives, their last names are not recorded. all of this i think are symptoms of what the sociologist orlando patterson calls the natal alienation of slavery, the cutting off of people from their ancestry. from the first indications of jesuit slave holding in maryland in the 17 henrys, the jesuit planta

and he thought the band's name "the slants," was something to be proud of.heir music "chinatown dance rock." ♪ and they've traveled the world, reaching out to asian-american communities, even entertaining u.s. troops overseas. but to the patent and trademark office, their name is racist. >> almost a quarter of my life has been spent in court over this name because i decided to name a band called the slants. >> reporter: 25-year-old simon tam founded the band in 2006. the name was a key part of the band's message. ♪ >> we have an outdated, obscure racial slur that he want to turn i was ridiculed as a kid for having slanted eyes. now i'sayingt's something i can be proud of. not something to be ashamed of. >> to the trademark office, you were what? >> to the trad mark office, we're racists. >> reporter: the government refused to give tam a trademark and argues nothing in the first amendment requires congress to encourage the use of racial slurs. >> there are thousands of gross trademarks out there, and no one thinks the government is associating with or endorsi

some of the porta pots here had the name don, john. you can see the blue why was the name covered up here by the capitol. they didn't know why. they provided these porta pots and had been doing this for a long time. a company official told some of their workers to go ahead and peel off some of this tape. today we got an answer as to why this is happening. a spokesman for the architect of the capitol cotold nbc news the are in the process of covering or removing signage to bring them into compliance of advertising. our staff determined that the don's john's signs cannot and are being covered with tape. we saw tons of portable restrooms along the national mall by the wilson building. the signs were not covered over. apparently this sign advertising rule only johns that are here on the capitol ground. on capitol hill, i'm darcy spencer. >> hundreds of people got new things today. the d.c. tattoo expo is taking place. that includes artist competitions, body piercing and of course lots and lots of tattoos. several artists had been featured o

the landlord says he owns the name. >>> let's look at live doppler 7 right now. attered showers across the bay area. we will take you in to street level radar. on the peninsula from east palo alto to middle field road into mountain view, north shoreline road tracking some light showers right now. still slippery around san lee and row, castro valley on the radar. we will make a stop in the sierra nevada where i checked the california highway patrol reports and chain controls still needed if you are headed to the mountains. a good idea to hold off on traveling there until the storm passed which will be monday afternoon. winter storm warning until monday morning 4:00 a.m. we are expecting four to 6 feet of additional snow on what has already fallen above 4,000 feet by monday, white house conditions and travel delay. dangerous travel. not a good idea to go. temperatures 40s, 50s. a live look from the kgo roof camera and roads still slippery. scattered showers continue to tomorrow morning. next storm gets here saturday night into sunday morning. on storm impact scale w

and he'll give you the names. o d ly r? hafi . o d ly r? ♪ndrnav . . aku rstoakceik >>> it was a down day many wall street, the dow falling as much as 223 points at the lows of the session, only to have a late day rally and close down by a half percent. $60 billion. that's how much market caps haved today this week. our trade letters tell us the names they're buying. plus, energy. the worst performing sector this year. fear not because commodities king says there's one big name for big profits. he'll give us what he calls a must-own stock. we start off with the growing tensions between president trump and silicon valley. hi, deirdre. >> that's right. and jeff bezos, the latest leader in tech telling his employees in an internal e-mail that this executive order is one we do not support. he said that amazon is exploring legal options and has declared a declaration of support for the washington state attorney general who will be filing suit against the order. he joins a chorus of other leaders. i'll list them out but it includes apple, google,

they point to the names of other bands ke cracker. case could have far reaching -- the government canceled the redskins trademark protection in 2014. the team is appealing. >>> houston, texas is dealing with significant flooding and torrential rains. cars were just abandoned in high waters that breached their windows. parts of the subway service were suspended because of flash flooding this morning. a good samaritan rescued a driver and two other people trapped in a bus in that high water. don't drive through flooded streets. but i guess if you're driving -- when it rains at the beach every time. >> does happen quick. >> it happens a lot. >> not as heavy. kind of a nuisance deal if you're going to try to ascend tend any of the events. keep that in mind. let's go through the we'll keep it in the 40s during the day. 43 at 9:00. we think by 10:00 or 11:00 some showers are possible already. 47. by 1:00 and noon, swearing in, light rain. 48. light rain 3:00. 49. light rain at 5:00. three degree guarantee, i think we're in good shape. yester

that's the name of the song. >> oh. >> jimmy: the name of the song. >> i was looking at her trying tois you." [ ding ] >> jimmy: we won! [ cheers and applause ] we won, we won, we won! >> you got to guess all the others. you don't get the points yet. >> jimmy: we had to get number one, we did it, right? >> no, that ain't how the -- hey, man. hey, listen. you ain't the only one on tv, jimmy. [ light laughter ] there are other shows. let us people with lesser numbers win. give us a -- [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you know what i'm talking -- please, give me a a break. you own -- you rule television right now, my friend. >> thank you, sir, thank you. [ laughter ] >> okay, jimmy, here we go. name a song that has the word "christmas" in the title. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "do they know it's christmas." >> what? >> jimmy: "do they know it's christmas?" [ light laughter ] >> "do they know it's christmas?" that's -- that's a song? "do they know it's christmas?" >> jimmy: it's a lot of -- yeah. do they know it's -- there's a a lot of -- >> i'll check with the black dude. [ laughter ] "do they kn

. >>> today a rock band took the stage at the supreme court, hoping to trademark its name. n crawford takes a listen. ♪ >> reporter: the slants call their music "chinatown dance rock." ♪ we sing for japanese and the chinese ♪ >> reporter: with a name founder simon tam says is a key part of the message. >> i was ridiculed as a kid for having slanted eyes. now it's -- i'm saying it's something that i can be proud of. it's not something to be ashamed of. >> reporter: the trademark office denied the slant's application saying its name disparages asian americans. at the supreme cout, tam said that violates his first amendment rights. >> if the government truly cared about fighting racist messages, they would have canceled the registrations for numerous white supremacist groups before they even approached our case. >> reporter: the government has awarded trademarks to groups like the ku klux klan, as well as other bands that refer to race in their name, like nwa, and uncle kracker. ♪ follow me, everything is all right ♪ >> reporter: in court, some of the justices clearly were trou

the key thing is named for geographic areas. that is the intent of the board. >> just one clarifying question, if we pass this naming policy, then does the actual naming of stations become a administrative question or- >> no. the policy states that the mta board of directors must evaluate and approve. >> okay. just wanted to check that. >> members of the public who wish to address the board? teaka. >> we'll start with shilly lee, followed by chris kitsy. >> mrs. lee, good afternoon. >> good afternoon members. my name is shirly lee. i'm the director of [inaudible] center foundation. i came here today to gain your support to name chinatown subway station after dr. [inaudible] or place his portrait or statue inside of the new subway. dr. [inaudible] is the founding father of modern china. he proposed the famous [inaudible] of the people and nation civil right jz the people [inaudible] he is a philosophy has huge and deep impact in china's political history so he is a revolution in 1911 rescued china and ended china's 2 thousand year

and short the index or names thatthink that are expensive. we think in that mode we will perform. >> how short are you? >> we're significantly net long. i'm bullish on the market. >> a name that people may not be familiar with because of the headline name, xo group, probably familiar with the underline names. >> $525 market cap, substantial net cash, over $100 million. ebitda north of 100%. great ceo. they dominate the wedding space online. and the crown jewel is 50% of their business is local marketplace listings. and that's 25,000 vendors who pay $2600 a year. however, only 10% of the vendors on the site pay anything. and so they're transforming the business but they've made heavy investment in the last few years into a marketplace model. that opens up it dramatically. they talked about in the last earnings call, added 3,000 new venues, new vendors who have never paid on that site, that model. 25,000 venue tours just recently under that dramatically opens the tam and number of potential acquirers. >> what's it like

no word on the cause of thefire. >> tomorrow the los angeles police department will release the name to be behind the murder of karen klaus. they tracked down the killer relying on dna collected at the scene and the relatives of the suspect. it's been used in the past but civil liberty groups say it's led to false leads. >> family members are subject to questioning. that is certainly not fair. >> the details are to be released on the 41st anniversary of the crime. >> chicago's police superintendent has received support after disclosing he's on a kidney transplant waiting list. he nearly fainted and revealed he's had a kidney problem for decades and is waiting on a transplant. people have come forward offering to be donors and offered testing. >> still to come how president trump's executive order could mean changes for sports and hollywood. snow is on the way. melissa magee has the exclusive forecast when "action news" comes back. new ♪ >> they celebrated the year of the rooster here in mel burn. a children's choir performed traditional songs and danced to modern music. there were a

companies started covering up the name in the national mall. sarah sim sons here to explain what in the world is going on? >> i know it sounds crazy. there are few theories as to y some people believe it all comes down to the fact that the potty company's name is don john's, and jokes at the expense of president-elect. either way, workers preparing for next friday's inauguration out in force taping over the company logo on dozens of portable rest rooms. anyone from the area who has been down to the national mall, you have seen don's johns down therefore major outdoor events. rg it the washington area top provider of portable toilet rentals. man who owns the business said he knew nothing about the logos being covered up today, saying they didn't tell anyone to do it. a spokesperson for the architect of the capitol, which over sees the capitol grounds, sayings there are strict guidelines and restrictions on advertising, on the capitol grounds. that a competing company also supplying portable toilet for the event have low guess that can be easily

it mentioned trump by name and this mentioned it not at all. covington posted the same and they mentionedtrump name and supposedly it's an attack in the name of trump. even when there's not evidence like facebook live . it's not just this talking point. it's really true. it almost encourages it. you want to ignore the fact that there are people who are anti-trump area they are this upset . it should be about this not happening rather than agenda. it's beat severely but it's not about your agenda. let's show what's really happening . the truth is important.they look at what the criminal is thinking rather than the emotional aspect. it's the whole idea of a hate crime. it's just a crime. it was racial and it was hate but it was a crime. hammer them for that. i hit ink hate crime and i could hear it's a double edged blade and it could comeand do something that's not hateful because at that time in society they don't like it.>> it amazed me. there were people there were afraidof how to categorize it . rather than talk about it on cable news they just had a debate about

. >> plus, your addresses, the names of your family members, all exposed. the website that's putting it all out there for free. >> and the potential dangers. ,, ,, as ceo of exxonmobile... rex tillerson put exxon's interests before america's i'm not here to represent the us government's interest. instead, tillerson sided with putin. with billions in russian oil deals... he opposed us sanctions on russia... ...for war crimes forced to pay hundreds of millions for toxic pollution... ...putting profits ahead of our kid's health. tell your senators to reject rex tillerson. and protect american interests not corporate interests. band "tower of power"... they're in stable condition - being hi >>> a brush with death for two members of legendary bay area band "tower of power." they are in stable condition after being hit by a train last night in oakland. the two men were heading to their sold out show at yoshi's when the collision happened. kpix 5's da lin tells us what happened. >> reporter: trains are part of jack london square hard to miss or ignore. that's why i

i have said this name three times now. you get the idea, the name is port -- part of the idea. it's produced by the national biscuit company, what today we call nabisco, at the turn of the consider. right at the end of 919th 19th century and they do a couple things we've talked about. one is they developed distinctive packaging. the biscuits are kind of like soda crackers, not biscuits as we would call them today. they're all packed inside, it's a trademarked inner seal and at the side you get this red trademark which is nabisco's trademark. all the uneeda biscuit campaigns also feature this kid in the yellow rain coat with his hat and rain boots. what that has too do with biscuits, i can't explain to you but he's everywhere. it was a totally new product, introduced at the end of the century and it was the first million-dollar advertising campaign in the country. it's a big gamble on nabisco's part. and it's so successful it becomes the prototipe for mass marketing campaigns for decades. here's what would happen. you have the pieces in play, right? they've got the character. th

park and its 1200 acres sit in the heart of san diego, initially called city park, it was decided the name should be changed after san diego was selected to host the 1950s panama california exhibition. the name balboa was chosen to honor the first european response to the pacific ocean while on exploration in panama. today is home to numerous museums, performance arts venues in the san diego zoo. it was here we spoke with dennis childs about his "slaves of the state: black incarceration from the chain gang to the penitentiary". >>. [singing] >> the abolishment of slavery had to do with the way in which slavery was re-fabricated through seminal sanctions so if you look at the language of the 13th amendment to the u.s. constitution, what it says is that slavery is outlawed except as punishment for a crime. and in my book, i do a whole chapter on the debates around that amendment. that is rightfully considered one of the most progressive moments in us legal history in 1865 when slavery was abolished and i go to those debates in congress to tease out how is it that this really important moment

the latest is green bay executive brian gunts who withdrew his name. 're talking packers, they play the falcons in the nfc championship game on sunday, aaron rodgers making everything look so easy. hail marys with regularity. more final second magic to defeat the cowboys. a ridiculous throw here to set up the game winning field goal. rodgers says he remembers seeing greatness as a kid watching the 49ers. >> it's like growing up in the street. you're playing as joe momentnta and trusting those guys are going to be on the same page. the beauty is that it's never out and out street ball. it's rooted in concepts that we know and we run. >> that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everyone. i'm larry beil. >>> good morning to you, starting out with more rain this saturday morning. in fact, the downpours have been pretty heavy on the peninsula. here's live doppler 7. we're going to take you into the north bay first where we have a solid shield of rain through mill valley over through 580 into the east bay skpr berkeley into erranorinda, oakland,

of the other culinary giants in and around lyon, is the name troisgros. and pierre, maison troisgros received three michelin stars in 1968 and sparked a dynasty of culinary excellence that continues today with pierre's son michel, and his son cesar. >> daniel: my dream was to always to put maison troisgros on my resume. it's my first day, chef troisgros. >> michel: tony, bonjour. >> anthony: bonjour. >> michel: comment allez-vous? >> anthony: tres bien. many have called maison troisgros the best restaurant in the world. and in the '60s, the brothers pierre and jean were early, important and fundamental innovators of what came to be known as nouvelle cuisine. behold one of their breakout classics, one of the truly game-changing, timeless, most influential dishes in history. it seems now, maybe, a simple thing, but it absolutely turned the world upside down when it debuted on the troisgros menu in 1962. i mean, when you have a dish this legendary, this iconic, there's no escaping it. the rolling stones will always have to play "jumping jack flash." if you go