congress in both parties led by minnesota's betty mccollum have urged washington team to stop using the r word. but the nfl has refused to act. it is a cruel insult that hurts native people. our communities and their children. as proud nfl sponsors, we want the leak to be a unified force, not a source of intolerance. the mission or roger goodell should use his power to do the right thing and change washington's team name. native people don't deserve to be treated as targets of a slur. we deserve to be treated as what we are, americans. >> paid for by the oneida indian nation of new york. >> you can make a comment on our facebook page at facebook.com/c- span. quite a conversation are going on there, including a chance to vote in the poll. finally, you can send us an e- mail at journal@c-span.org.

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. >> for us, the r word is the "n" word. >> wrong. it's if the r word was the "n" word i wouldn't be able to say it on the air, watch this, redskin redskin redskin. see? (laughter) totally fine. now let me try that with the n word. n -- ♪ ♪ ♪ okay, so sign here, and sign here, there, i'm sorry, apologize, no, i wrote the "n" word again, apologize. there you go. there you go. all right, thank you, thank you. anyway, redskins team owner dan snyder has defended keeping the name by citing a recent ap poll that found that 79% of americans are in favor of keeping the name. 21% want the redskins to change it but i bet those are the same people who want to change the name of potato skins for offending the irish. but folks, in an open letter to fans snyder explained i was born a fan of the washington redskins. that tradition, the song, the cheer, it matters so much to me as a child. it isn't just where we came from, it's who we are. yes, our past is who we are, we redskin fans are prone to this land since 19-- 33. now strangers threaten our sa

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this has caught the eye of credit rating agencies, and it caused them to raise some eyebrows. >> now toys "rus were going to attempt to become a public company again. they shelved their plans for an ipo. people who go to their stores leave with the impression that it's not the place it used to be. what's the problem? >> there are a couple of problems. you mentioned at the open they are a large iconic retailer, but they're facing relentless competition from the discount retailers, the wal-marts of the world not to mention target. that's also, they're also facing online competition. they had been a little bit slow to get their online game together, amazon.com, of course, massive, has taken some share there. so they're facing those challenges. they're also facing some real shifts in what kids want. kids today are going to be almost likely to be playing with that computer as they are a teddy bear. so this puts them into a whole new range of competition. >> which by the way you can deal with at target and walmart, but not necessarily toys r us. >> there are a lot of savvy retail whose sell those

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the camp on aljazeera.com. coal is falling to a loss. is it a bargain. plus is toys r us toast. the make or break for the largest toy store chain in the world. i'll ali velshi, and this is "real money." this is "real money." you are the most important part righ of the show. join us. job creation has gotten a jolt with job openings and over all hires climbing to a five-year high. i use the word jolt for a reason. it's job open labor report. that's 8.6% higher job openings. this jolt report is important because it's a piece of data that is favor ed by janet yellen. apparently she likes it because it sheds light on the dynamics behind the more familiar monthly jobs report. that same jolt report, that was job openings, shows the number of hires rising to 8.7% increase from last year. with the private sector leading the way, of course. now apparently employers had been feeling pretty confident about the consumer demand. this is in september. thus they were willing to invest and expand and hire more people to accommodate that optimism. since then we've seen consumer confidence come dow

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the r's lawns biography of jesus titled zealot is one of the most talked about books of the year. it's up to the top of the new york times bestseller list. after a now infamous interview on the us news network fox in which the journalist's question on signs credibility as an historian of christianity given that he's a practicing muslim. jay and one man up with oz line on the denver's top of his book tour and he told us why he emphasizes the fact that jesus was a geo we all know that jesus was in june. nobody denies that jesus was a jew it's just that we rarely actually stop and think about the consequences of that belief in the consequences are that every single word that came out of this now everything that he didn't ask to be understood in the jewish context it means that the only religion that he would have been remotely familiar with is judaism beyond the scriptures that he would've had any experience with the scriptures of the hebrew bible the old testament as the top sometimes referred to the elite god that he would have known was the god of the hebrew bible. and so that mea

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the project. okay. if not d r requester you have a 2 minute rebuttal. >> as a planning commissioner, i heard it was eloquent. he can expand his house and not disrupt the mansions. we've tried to talk with him and spent thousands of dollars and tried to talk to him and he went inside and closed the door. he's accommodate but he blocks our windows on both sides. he's willing to paint it white so it is reflect of light he feels is sufficient. it's up to you whether san francisco goes mcmansion or not but i see that i see an aerial of homes being mcmansioned in san francisco it would make the point. overhead. that's huge. that's beyond huge. and here is our homes illness how much that will stick out it will stick anti 25 feet. heels have balconies and desks that look into our bedrooms and that's creepy. project sponsor you have a two minute rebuttal >> i did want to correct some information. the proposed square feet of the house to 80 is not over 4 thousand i think that includes the ass actinic space and the plan t is

across the city, the scarcity food, fresh water, and sanitation is settinthe stage r a public health nightmare. are you worried out cases of dyntery? >>efinitely. we have no potable water source here. reporter: the staff is haunteby those they couldn help. did patients die because you uldn't treat them? >> well, somow. we were out of resrces. we just made the mosof what we had. even as doctors, we di't go to our families immediate. we stad with the patients. >> reporter: even po operative patients were sent home because of lack of medicine. patients who died were moved into a makeshift morgue. >> this is where we ke the boes. they were actually patients. en the power was outthe water was out. no more medication bause our pharmacy was destroyed. >> reporter: it has to be toug to know you n't save everyone. >> yes, ma'am. >> repter: when patients ce in now and they're hungry and they'v had no water and they're hurting,hat do you say to them? we just say we're sorry. >> reporter: this is the beginning of tropical depression that's moving into the same place that got raved justive days ag

when the james r.n has gotten it we will share with you. >> is there any further public comment on new business? hear none we will move on. >> item 6 a, executive director's report >> commissioners brian, sitting in for monique who is at a event in japan, we have a number of item and we will move them through quickly so we can get to the meat of the commission agenda, and you will see that the california association of harbor master and port captains had an awards banquet on october 30th, 3013. and at that awards banquet, the port of san francisco received an award for its efforts to bring the america's cup event to san francisco bay. and in particular, joe rilely was at that event and represented the port and the association of represents public and private marinas throughout the state and they were active in testimony and hearings leading up to the san francisco bay and a number of members at the event were very appreciative of our efforts but also say that the event was one of the key aspects of the

the permit in good faith >> good evening. i'm jerold. i want to tell you that some s r o we don't feel like people who are living there and don't count they have mostly meetings and if you check with the management or the building manager of that building they've give you the exact time and date. i know around 17th and mission they have a couple of s r os the star is one and i know they have mostly meetings especially, if a business is coming out the neighborhood. i know that most people in the s r os would like to find out u find out how to get a job. so keep that in mind. the s r os count and they have mostly meetings >> thank you. any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. the matter is now with the commission. having to take more discussion or a motion >> do you want to make a motion then we could have discussion so i move to approve. >> i second. >> all right. let's. >> for discussion i want to say this business is not new in the neighborhood. it's trying to enhance. so if people think it's new in the neighborhood it isn't and that's my

million dollar lawsuit against a mother who illegally downloaded music what prompted you to go after the r i a a well. i mean the whole reason i make music and maybe i'm stating the obvious is because i love making music and i love the idea of people listening to the music that i've made the idea of punishing the audience even. if they're downloading music illegally i don't think an audience should be punished nor should like the r i a take litigious action against soccer moms you know who are just downloading music because they want to listen to it and. i don't know it's i mean it's seems very self evident to me that if you're trying to sort of like generate goodwill. suing the people who are ultimately patronizing your business is not the best way to go about that let's talk about your new album innocence why did you choose that name and how is it different from your previous work well the name and the sense boy i'm going to try and like not give a long winded self-involved grad student answer because i'm really good at long winded self-involved grad student answers but basically when i

. >> i know from the being the r budget analyst report it's almost doubling the cost of the leasing and are we going to see that happen to other private property leased areas. >> a question about what the future looks like. the good news is we have purposefully worked on extending a number of leases over the last couple of years were we do a 5 year forecast and into 2015 and 16 we have fewer renewals or xieksz. i'm pleased we're not going to keep the market apace for the next 24 months we're not going to have a lot of leases up for rerenewal. >> this is a question that's more of a philosophical one. i'm curious as the nonprofits and city agencies in other areas of the city exceptionally around market they're to face the same situation can the city control the nonprofits and city agencies >> certainly a key issue a topic of conversation and probably more hearings to come. we're participating to see what the city can do whether it's any small amount of space we can make available. unfortunately, there's not a lot of room at the end in the cities portfolio that's good news and bad news. we

the ad r was formed by genocide survivors that filed charges against the dictator. when the trail began for the first time in history a form head of a state was brought to trial for side. they've given their testimonies of the brutal killing by the guatemalan manipulative. it brought genocide to the international media and led to the world really seeing for the first time justice been going begun if guatemala. the current president of this organization the gentleman spear heated the survivors organization and personally filed the first genocide filings. he risked his life. the other lady is here an incredible woman and san franciscan an international human rights attorney. she has acted as a legal viruses for the past ten years and was sprubl in bringing this to the courts. if you haven't met her she's on a incredible human being. i want to recognize the next time solidarity that recognize their legal team since the a y r inception it's educated community throughout the united states of the atrocities. thank you all for our continued work for justice in guatemala. >

but the reaction from young turks that previously fowl r forth --previously----supported. y does he have to involve himself in hi private lives. >> even if young hurricane. >>> the marvel comics attempt to draw in now readers we will talk to a man who invented 99 super hey rows. hey -heros. and find out how our tennis season just got better. >> welcome back. marvel comics is set is to release a new series featuring a muslim female super hero. he shoshe makes her debut earlyt year. she reflects the growing guy diversity of it's readers. >> it's to create a story for all of of those little girls out there that don't see a version of themselves. particularly in pop culture and in entertainment. that is where they are looking of the her no they are not lookn the news. >> she can grow roli bi roli bi. she have have a type t of opporo shape shift of the he created the 99 that is a them of super hheros. he joins us from kuwait city. good to have you with us. >> are you welcoming this step by marvel. >> absolutely. it's a step in the right direction. do you think the us is ready fo

people with addiction problems and every kind of problem we try to sought so friendship how is it the r is the oldest peer in the area to continue services and all that. orlando who is the staff for the friendship house for 19 years he's been executive director for at least 5 years. he's got tremendous experience as a clinical director say manager and speaker she's shown his leadership so far as we can see we like to see folks like i am had that are going to step up and that's one thing i encourage people to do don't be afraid to step up and do things you want to do and certainly orlando has been one of those people we're proud to have him in our agency not only as an agency person but as a relative and a husband and a grandfather and our son-in-law. we're proud of that, too. he's part of a very special part of our family and i wanted to go ahead and see his bio video. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ many years of singing and come to the programs and come to our next event and seeing the generations at different avenues whether it's educational goals whether it's them receiving long-term housing or whethe

pouring concrete down at the center and recognizing our federal government had put some serious money the r recovery monies into that base i think a few of us happily opened the housing in this you wonderful building. i know it couldn't have long been done without leave people that have long been on instantly and we recognize and appreciate them but i want to give a personal thanks to everyone that's been part of this center as well as the tom o'dell urban that's a wonderful name upper health clinic. i think across the country president obama and all the people in congress is looking for models how to do it right and in san francisco our culture has been we don't make people just go to primary centers we try to bring those valuable services to where people live and in tenderloin a lot of people in need live in this wonderful community. and when we are through helping to revitalize the market we're going to bring in a lot of revitalization over a one hundred and a 70 unit here all right. for homeless people by bringing in a prim center i want to thank the health care industry. today is 9-1-1

. >>> now to a word that keeps coming up, redistribution, you won't hear the r-word coming from the white house. is that what's really behind obama care? byron york joins us, i was following you on twitter yesterday, and there was this debate going back and forth about is it or is it not redistrictation. >> the white house is very scared of it because they think it sounds very, very liberal and far left and they never, ever used it when they were trying to sellprogram. now however, you know, with so many millions of people who have lost their coverage, other millions who are afraid of losing their coverage, other millions who are going to have to pay more, have higher deductibles, we're seeing a lot more about the winners and losers of obama care, this article we quoted from the "new york times" said, redistribution was always a central feature of obama care. that's absolutely -- remember the president said obama care would help make the health care system better for everyone. he said the average family would save $2,500 a year in their premiums. he famously promised if you had health car

for this reason either the applicant or the d r requester we don't have anything to approve. the drawings have to measurable state law scale could be anything. by approving this we don't have a concrete fully substantiated proposal. they could be longer or wider the approved plans are item played and i can't tell me whether it needs an elevator and it's correct. i'm not taking a position whether or not the dr is justified or not but in order yourself to those to understand the project we need to see this properly documented which it's not. so i suggest this project be continued and the applicant including the dr requesters are looking at dimensions and properly rendered drawings in addition to the codes with a minimum you have to have dimension drawings with a side plan. i suggest that we continue this application we're not saying a yes or no but not able to judge on it. to be continued >> did he hear a second commissioners? i don't hear a second >> i think the department themselves would be well-advised to second this you can't approve a drawing out of the context it's imposs

i know that the d i r has set the standards for the prooefl wage. several publications that owner operators are not included from the wage but if you're paying all the money you're paying to the truck and it equals the praefl wage the driver should get that. it would seemed to me that the use of owner operators or independence is an issue for the city or this board. i remind you the city has in place a goal an l.b. e goal. the experience was met only by owner operators that were l.b. e for the city. to say we're users owner operators and that's not the goal and to have the l.b. e's meet the the goal is a double standard. the goal was 7 and a half percent and 20 to 25 percent. so moving forward if you would say is s and s meeting the goals i would say yes and a okay. that's critical when it comes to a new contract we'll have with the city and to the extent you were able to satisfy that you have a great advantage to be awarded the contract. i want to make sure it's all even we're meeting our l.b. e and wage goals. but thank you >> thank you. colleague

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why some investors are betting this may be the last christmas for toys r us. ank you for joining us. breaking down the physical and financial cost of playing college sports. >>> in a class action lawsuit, players are seeking compensation for use of their likeness. that means they want to be paid when their images appear in rebroadcasts of games, dvds, photos, video games and other places, once that

why some investors are betting this may be the last christmas for toys r us. thank you for joining us. >> welcome to aljazeera.com, we have a look at the top stories. >> in latvia 12 are dead at least after a supermarket collapsed. it was located in the northern part of the country. dozens are fear said trapped. no word on what caused the collapse. >> on capitol hill, senate democrats use the nuclear option - stopping phil busters with a simple majority making it easier to appoint presidential nominees. the move mass been called devastating by rep kuns. >> in london - modern day slavery. three women held captive in a home for 30 years. two suspects

and there was a great dl of consternation among the public, less about the r, i think, than about the facthat people had to serve. we have an all-volunteer army no we love the troops. anwe lovehe troops at least partially beuse we don't have to be the oops. i ink if we had had a draft, during the lt decade, you would have had riots in the streets. the same time as, se as in 1968 and i think the american blic would have beeness receptive to returning soldiers. we haveo understan that we are being defended by a very small number of very brave young men and women, and unless and until we hav some sort of naonal service for example, we will continue to view militar service at a great distance and willing have the completely wrong view of what it's all about. >> well l me ask you this, what needs to be done t support the veteran populatn in the suxgt? as you know there are mg issues, including unemoyment, homelessness, even car provided at va hospitals. >> you're quite righ the department of veterans affairs is doing a better job of taking care othe claims, i think they've been reduced by

the violent movies that were rated r, the studios found a way to make them pg-13. no one goes to the movies unless they are a teenager anymore. there is a reason for that. movies are dumb. there is no reason to go to a movie. we have big tv's in our home. the only reason to go to the movies is to get out of your house. nobody wants to get out unless they live with their parents. >> how does that say the study is wrong? >> the study is wrong because the movies are not getting more violent. they say the violent movies used to be rated r. now they have squeezed them into pg-13. they found a way -- >> but they say pg-13 movies are more violent now. a movie pg-13 released now could be more violent in 1985. >> so technically i think that is correct. >> that debate paralyzed millions across the country. dana, you don't even go to g-rated movies because you find them disgusting. >> and i hate it when people shake the ice in their coke and rattle the paper and eat the popcorn. i don't like all of that. >> when was the last time you went to a movie? >> a longtime ago. i don'