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thea are the two right columns under net industry change. food services actually on a net basis doing more strongly in san francisco in that time period than it is in the adjacent counties. the same is true for retail trade which lost jobs, .9% decline when the minimum wage went into effect. that's still quite a bit more than -- quite a bit less loss than the city as a whole. on a net basis, the city retail trade was stronger than it was in the adjacent counties. the same is true for social assistance, the same is true for personal services. the only real exception is manufacturing which did decline more rapidly than the city as a whole and considerably more rapidly than it did in the surrounding counties. so, that's really the only five industries where you saw a negative employment effect the year the minimum wage went into effect relative to the rest of the city and relative to surrounding counties. it's important, however, to keep these employment effects in context and relationship to the wages because just because the minimum wage went

theas been 26 months since steeple was brought down.lynn can well run members that evening vividly. >> we all walked around the neighborhood next day and assess the damage. noticed was all that holyrood ebert steeple had fallen off to the ground. >> it was a long and costly process getting to this day. parishioners raise half $1 million for repairs. >> everyone is like when are we going to get it up? you don't just go to walmart and buy a steeple. >> on the plans were set, it to get prepared for the voicing of the steeple and all day to get the copper structure secure. hasart of the reason it been such an iconic fixture is the height -- 90 feet. it was a long wait but well worth it for people like linda eaton who got married here decades ago. but it's such a gorgeous church and to see it go back up after so long. >> not sure i needed that was up. while the exterior is copper, the interior is aluminum and that could help bit with stand another in the future. >> way aspect of you had up there. >> that's abc sevenrom the broadcast centers,

of theas been removed beheading of a journalist by militants. twitter said -- this is the latest example of social media companies policing from open internet policy many have embraced for years. i spoke with courtney radish, david kirkpatrick, and a law professor. was -- iis, hadar asked if there were any legal issues for social media companies policing user posts. is the firstpoint amendment which guarantees free speech as a fundamental right. over the years where it has been litigation, mostly focused on video for children and the like and not so much on what happens in a real news. the freedom of speech is kurt held mostly on sex -- curtailed mostly on sex but there's a lot less litigation on a violence and in recent weeks, web and flooded with images from around the world. does the last series of images and we have seen from gaza and the ukraine and all of these raise issues that have not been extensively litigated. >> not necessarily illegal or legal? is that what you are saying? >> as far as first amendment issues or being charged with a

theas heavily critical of moderate approach to civil rights or the gradualist approach. what we are talking about here is dr. king is marching in the streets. ofs going to shed the light truth on the injustice of segregation. he wants to see segregation ended. he wants to see african-americans get their voting rights and have all right as american citizens. powerfule most passages within the letter from birmingham jail is where he critical he's highly of one person setting a timetable for another person receiving justice. one group saying you need to wait. what's interesting is the theme of why we cannot wait emerges from the letter. later builtis around the letter to birmingham jail that is widely published, the name of the book that dr. king helps right is "why we can't wait." you see some of the early type two versions of the letter and it's what it looks like. it looks like a letter. pages.out 21 typed it has the names of the eight white ministers at the top of it. it has the date on it, april 16. and it begins with a salutation -- my dear fellow clergyman. none of t

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theas people telling federal government that we are here, they are over there, and this is the ground. the government got a sense of where they were. the flat header on the other side. people got a chance to say that this is our territory. , broken arm,ef signed it as a witness. part in the eyes of -- atderal government least in the eyes of the government, they were not party to the treaty. that is because the treaty was about all the lands south of the missouri river. people'she chippewa were north of the missouri river at that time. our car wasposed to another treaty was supposed to take place. decree would be treated and all the lands north of the missouri river, up to the canadian border. those lands would be considered, with the others. that would be assessed. the problem was that the civil war occurred. war, the united with thed had it indians. they did not bother with treaties. the confederacy of indians, that alliance of original peoples, were never dealt with. it was left ignored. states, they went into defining the border. 1872-1874 was when the boundary were actually puttin

both are moving than more than 17 thousand mi 17,000 miles an ed together thea quarter million milesough space to earth's neighbor. during the three day journey to the moon, the astronauts kept busy, check lists, navigation and observation, house keeping. they must work in a weightless environment, keeping their space craft and themselves in good condition. data must be collected and reported, experiments must be per forformed including photogr inside and outside of the space craft. because of the film speed these actions appear faster than they actually were. july 19th, apollo 11 slows down and goes into orbit around the moon. the bright blue planet of earth now lies 238,000 miles beyond the lunar horizon. astronauts armstrong and aldrin now in the lunar module separate from the command module. astronaut collins remains behind. preparation for the lunar module decent to the moon now begins. >> the command module assumes the new name, columbia. the lunar module will be called the eagle. from columbia michael collins camera sees bright rays of the sun reflecting from the surface of th

theas given permission to party to question to have testimonies of ministers. the party support his decisions, not so much the national assembly anymore because there is opposition and not so much the councils but now the endorsement, the rubber stamp from this party that he is putting together. within this party, they have a party that i has other personalities. they are becoming all branches of government. decisionsow making about economic policies but they are making decisions about and especially, here a display.rge he was not there. i think it would have been personalitiessee taking center stage under chavez. they have -- his wife is there who is sitting there. jorge rodriguez leading the prosecutor inthe general. you look at this -- here's the picture of machado. accusation, these are people who have never been elected to office. have never gone through national assemblies. me, the basically point here is we're seeing the rise of one-party rule. think it is exactly what you would expect when you're having much weakness in the traditional pillars of popula

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. >> is a part of the problem that the republican party is viewed no, theas the party of party that shut down the government. supported ofshot that. >> we were not. we openly said we thought it was fault. -- flawed. was a flawless strategy. we had the sequester in place. it was not perfect but it was a way to tighten down discretionary spending. when you have a shutdown we ended up losing the sequester budget. they were blown through. these were bitter defeats from the sides of government that occurred. betweendo anything this. i do think americans are not as concerned about this. , there is datans out today. they have done a poll about trusting the federal government. threeave been taking this or four decades now. it is the lowest level of trust in the federal government ever, even lower. >> have republicans learned a lesson? a story about the legislation that the house republicans have passed. offsets. not include alt going further into debt and deficit. have they learned a lesson? like i think they have learned some of the wrong lessons. is when you thought actually take a firm positi

theas officially recognized convoy as humanitarian aid. they wait to continue. >> we are now waiting for our orders. as soon as they get the go-ahead we will set off. it hasred cross says still not received security guarantees for the convoy to continue which is in the met by fierce battles. the ukrainian army has surrounded the strongholds. the troops have reportedly seized a police station. overnight the pro-russian shutdown a ukrainian fighter jet. there's also heavy fighting in damascus. the rebels are doing all they can to hold onto the stronghold. they announced against the approaching government groups. thesere wasting permission. kf is aware of the reinforcements. .> we have information they concluded three rocket launchers and that it was heading toward this. moscow has denied that it was providing military support and the training government still fears a russian invasion and is expected to ask for weapons doing sunday's talk in berlin. >> we spoke earlier to our correspondent. she has been traveling through areas hit by the conf

theas been taken over by islamic state. are you about this development and what can the u.s. do about that? >> we are deeply concerned by this development. they have taken the dam, it is a strategically critical piece of instruction -- infrastructure. we cannot know if there sections they're instructions are. it is very deep concern. u.s. military involvement actually stop them a when will you have achieved what you set out to do with these airstrikes? >> what we're focused on is stepping the advance. long-term open-ended military airstrike commitment. we have the command to work with them but there is not a longtime military solution. we are helping them get back on their feet. handle this challenge in the long-term. we will stem of them if they do. this is not a situation where the military can impose a longtime solution. >> thank you for joining us. >> someone who knows the threat posed i the islamic state well is the former u.s. specialized advisor to syria. community center. we heard that this was a limited military operation. how realistic is that given the threat that

marriage mariah carry and nick cannon, over and out. >> insider thea andrews joins to us talk aboutse latest break up rumors. >> reporter: chris and diana, couple at center of today's celebrity split rumors here's haveha 's bk andbr t serial over sharer. >> is what sex3!e. wortnts and agreements over the the÷d8ént2[ >>> it is win or go home forunrtre ty are preparing foth gam >> we are tracking showers and storms headed for williamsport and for philadelphia and suburbs. i'll have the latest on storm scan three at 6:00. >>> frightening scene all played out on cameras an explosive device goes off inside a chinese restaurant and philadelphia police say a teenager triggered the blast. >>> plus video you will see only on "eyewitness news", surveillance video captures the moment a car crashed through the front of a northeast philadelphia deli. >>> well, with the cinderella story continuing, will taney dragons roll through the u.s. championship. or will chicago, send them back to philadelphia. >> well, it is do or die time in williamstown tonight i'm chris may. >>> i'm diana rocco. jessica

front on thea cold late tomorrow afternoon into the evening hours. this cold front moves on through, likely with a few showers and thunderstorms, and then behind it another area of high pressure. moves to thestem north and that will bring us a better chance of showers and storms for the upcoming weekend. look at the heat, humidity, dew are a goods -- they indication of what is on the way tomorrow morning and into the afternoon hours. high pressure overhead. that will allow a lot of the heat and humidity to build. then there's that cold front that gets to the south of us through the late afternoon hours tomorrow. a few showers and thunderstorms. most of you won't see anything at all. those that do may find some heavier downpours, but nothing will become severe. here's the forecast for the overnight, cool and mild, temperatures around 60 to 68 degrees out of the south southwest at 35 miles an hour -- at 3 to 50 miles per hour. a few thunderstorms late in the afternoon. and andex even higher, few storms for the upcoming weekend. >> such a nice summer. >

whole myth.nd and now i'm also trying to popularize the fact that the monarchs and these teams in thea negro leagues played in all these cities and there's so many great story that is could be told. hopefully i'd like to see it in my lifetime as well.it >> thank you.>> thank i had a coach and a teacher when i was in junior high that playeh early days of pro football, and they got paid if they got in the game. they had to get themselves to d the game and t they had to buy their uniforms.y t are you aware of how the players got paid? >> oh, sure. the fortunate thing if you were playing for the kansas city monarchs, you are essentially y playing for the new york yankees of the negro league.wilkin so wilkinson always paid his players. i have run into players over to years who told me that they're t still waiting for their check from a game they played in 1928. but that wasn't the case with wilkinson. and rue foster as well. he kept immaculate records.at'se players made money playing in those games.re those one of the reasons the bea monarchs were so successful -- bullet rogan was there unt

jessica, back to you. >> thea, thank you. for more coverage on brad and angelina check out insider tonight at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. >>> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00, now at 6:00 developing news from new york, comedian joan rivers is hospitalized, we will have tea tails in a full report plus a new jersey family's worst fears, confirmed. police in israel said body found is that of the lakewood man who disappeared there last week. we are live, where many questions still remain. >>> this brand new medic unit, and other major developments, could make a big difference in saving your life, if you call for help in philadelphia, we will have exclusive details, coming up. >>> plus, get ready for major road closures as the made in america festival sets up on the parkway, and if you are going this weekend we will tell you what you cannot take you, kathy. >>> down the shore in avalon, it is a picture perfect day warm and windy but there is a threat, down the shore, in the water, that rip current risk will continue, kate and i wil

. >>> and an atomic bomb in hiroshima goes back to ground zero as he tells thea story of what people lost. >>> israeli leaders have declared another ceasefire. they made the announcement under the cloud of more international criticism. nhk world reports. >> reporter: israeli commanders say they launched their offensive to destroy tunnels used by hamas fighters. hamas uses the underground network to carry out attacks on israeli towns. commanders say they are close to achieving their goal so many of their troops are pulling out. but israelis haven't stopped the threat from a bomb. on sunday about 3,000 palestinians had taken refuge there and ten of them were killed. u.n. secretary general called the attack a moral outrage and criminal act. >> we vigorously condemn this attack because we notified the israeli army 33 times that there were people at the shelter. >> reporter: the spokesman for the u.s. state department said israel must do more to avoid civilian casualties. israeli officers say they are looking into it. >> we are investigating the situation. we will get to the bottom of thi

out of her business as her vintage clothing store is red tagged, three days after the quake, owner theareceived a call about the red tag from her landlord. she may only have had just hours to evacuate, but she didn't want to wait for official word from the city, she took the facebook, asked her community to clean out the store, and look at this, she says the buildings around her not safe, but her friends came right away. >> both been red tagged, so they're failing, and it could fall on my roof and could injure somebody. and i put out the word and within 10 minutes, i had five people here. >> that says a lot about how people are helping one another, in fact, in less than an hour, a few dozen people came to help her save pieces of clothing, shelving, and accessories, and in less than three hours, everything was out. >>> today, the nonprofit napa valley vintner's trade association announced it is donating $10 million to an earthquake disaster relief fund, that fund will be available to napa county residents and the money will also go towards helping residents and businesses getting up and

. >>> in this age, we are seeing thea aftermath of a earthquake like never before. check it out. this kitchen, american canyon, a mess, cups, dishes, shattered all over that countertop. tom somers posted it to youtube. we have video from inside of a napa hotel. that is the alarm sounding that you hear. the weston evacuated everybody. the earthquake did break a pipe. that started the flood of the hallways. >>> a day of hurt for a lot of people in the north bay. here is the good news, joe was talking about it. what is said about this baby born moments before the quake. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, take a look at this: the owr of lucero olive oil in napas he lost 90-percent of his inventory. 500 bottles of end olive oil a >>> a number of businesses lost a lot. the owner here is as he lost 90% of his inventory. 5bottles of high end olive oil, smashed to the ground. each bottle retails -- 500 bottles of high end olive oil. smashed to the ground. each bottle retails $10. now, we are back out here live -- >> actually, we have to interrupt. a ray of light in the middle of all of devastation, we

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neighbors hope all this will bring police closer to breaking thea only for this mother's family but for their own peace of mind. >> it is scary because we're used to being able to leave the door opened and now you think twice. >> reporter: police will be back on the scene here early tomorrow morning, again, with heavy machinery to cut back a lot of the woods here. it is so thick they are having a hard time collecting the evidence that could be left behind, in the meantime you can see police are on the scene. they have taped off the area. they have secured this scene so it is not disturbed overnight. reporting live from northeast philadelphia, jane carabao for >>> jane, thanks very much. >>> body of major general harold green arrived at dover air force base in delaware today. solder received, soldiers received his body in, is what known as a dignified transfer. general green killed on tuesday, in an attack at a military training camp in afghanistan. the his father, also harold green, learned of his son's death when another of his sons called. >> my son heard a reference to a military maj

it will take place around benton street and barrows avenue in santa clara and scheduled to begin thea 11:00. it will last until 2:00 a.m., at the latest, weather permitting. for the recent deaths, the first case involved a 74-year- old woman. she reportedly died on july 26th in sacramento county and had an underlying chronic condition. the second case involved an adult from shasta county, but no other details were released. >>> and the 32-year-old man who is widely considered to be one of the best soccer players in america makes a big announcement. what landon donovan just said about the future of his career. . >>> stocks turned low or invest -- the internet and phone companys had bigger losses and investors are troubled by the escalating tensions between russia and the west over ukraine. and taking a live look at the big board, the dow is down 106 and the nasdaq is down 32. s&p down 15. >>> and new jobs figures are out today. economists say they point toward stronger economic growth. according to the labor department, first-time jobless claims fell to 289,000. that is down 14,000 fro

thea reporter from associated press talks about processing entrapped -- tracking disability payments. plus your phone calls, facebook comments, and tweets. >> the american institute of certified public accountants holds a conference tomorrow. live coverage begins at 1:15 eastern with a discussion that includes inspectors general to the homeland security department and pentagon. at 2:50 look at financial management issues. you can watch both panels live, here on c-span. while congress is on break, c-span primetime features oh wide range of political topics. this week, a debate of american greatness, better health care, and detectives at disease control and prevention. we take a history too are looking at the civil war. prime time, monday through friday at 8 p.m. eastern. let us know about the programs you are watching you what you think. , join themail us c-span conversation. like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >> former secretaries of state madeleine albright, condoleezza rice, and former defense secretary robert gates recently talked about u.s. foreign relations and other poli

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pit crews and throw helmets and run on to the tracks and being aggressive in one way or thea aggressivein the heart of the nas-car. it is the settle the score sport. in the country where is the death penalty. texas, arkansas and alabama and if you don't live in it. it is us against them. confederate crowd. people in the south call northerners yankees, i didn't understand it. it is more divided and nas-car, it is very southern and very pick a side. and the culture of car racing which is a southern eye for eye culture. >> really? so this guy thinks that the death of kevin ward is because of a southern culture. since ward is a nasaive of new york andtewart is from indiana, i am not getting the connection. but i take offense of a guy whose name rhymes with cow turd. cowherd reveals his ignorance by invoking eye for eye as being southern. maybe he ought to get out more. >> he pulls a comboif and you send it to the hospital and you send them to the morg. >> that is the chicago way. >> i never knew chicago was in alabama. look if you have a flat tire in a country road in mississippi you will n

in theas always community. he always gave back to the community. chuck brown is d.c. >> he made people happy. >> it don't mean a thing if it ain't got the [indiscernible] >> in addition, there was an abstract sculpture with the check image on it. his family said he would have loved it. -- haveuld've allowed loved a street named after him. he would have loved this, because this is overwhelming. >> i wish he was here to see it. >> he spoke with chuck brown three years ago as he was turning 75, and he made light of his popularity as fans came running. peopleears ago, the only who knew -- >> chuck brown died nine months after that interview. linning for this part began almost immediately. the fans came today, ready to smile, ready to party, ready to remember an icon. >> we are back live at the other park, where there is this abstract sculpture. you can see chuck brown monster all of this. wind me up,d " chuck." been coming here all afternoon. it is right next to the road. stopping to take a look, take pictures. and remember chuck brown. >> very cool. >

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