so sam jordan was well respected. he always encouraged people who wanted to do something because he had the backing, diane feinstein has been there, willy brown has been there, some -- i think sammy davis junior went there once. so it's not famous people haven't visited it and it's not that sam jordan was very well known. i think in this case it's what has been happening and how his spirit has been kept alive by serving the poor. that's what we need, that's what we need in the bayview. we need people who are compassionate, people who do not forget their roots. people say they represent, if you represent and you know your people, especially the people who came from the south, i'm talking to the people at home, then your representatives should be those that represent the poor, much like phillip burton did, much like other good representatives did that you respect in city hall. so if sam jordan was here i think he would have said that his work was something for the community, that working for the community, that working

and jordan and syria when i asked him sort of what's the red line what's that point where jordan is going to say that's it you know that's the bottom line we have to get involved he was a little bit unclear but he did revert to something king abdullah has been saying which is that if syria does use these chemical weapons against their own people or their adversaries that will be a game changer now what they meant by game changer is not that jordan was going to you know basically get involved unilaterally and do something but that the international community that would be there sort of bottom line and they would say this point we have to do something about it interesting that using weapons as kind of the justification to intervene when it seems like a lot of countries do have weapons chemical weapons that you know you mentioned syria it is a huge concern of course the international community right now is that their biggest concern right now with jordan you know i can't say it's the biggest concern but it's definitely one of the biggest you know because the countries are so close and

i knew it had to do with jordan. i knew 11:00 at night, there would be no other reason why he would be calling. and when i picked up the phone and he said where is earl get earl. and i knew that it had to do with jordan. i knew something was terply, terribly wrong. and i think i knew in my spirit, i knew that he was gone. i felt that. >> ron, dow think that it was in your voice when you made that call. i can't imagine having to make that call to the mother of this child that you both just lost. >> when i cam back from the hospital from seeing him. that it was my child in the hospital that passed. walking up to my front door thinking i can tell my wife jordan's step mother first of all and going through the reaction and then the realization to the both of us that we have to make that call to jordan's mother. and the first thing i thought about was to get her cousin who was like a brother to her earl to stand with her and make sure she was sitting down. and she kept saying why do you want earl. why do you need to speak

they were in jordan, the persian gulf. british officer in 1945 would get in his jeep and drive from egypt through iraq and still be within a british sphere of influence. the easiest way to put a wedge through the two halfs of the british empire was to create a jewish state in the middle. if you look on the map, particularly the desert dividing egypt from jordan and mess oppose tamea and iraq. by 1953, israel was an accomplished fact. the soviets had more to gain from the arabs. the u.s. was dependent on arab oil. many arab regimes were then -- there was tremendous political upheaval in the middle east. there were coups every week. many were like the baathist in syria and iraq were pro-soviet. it became natural for the soviets to support these regimes. >> we only have a couple of minutes left. i want to get to the end of all this. in the end, what, a half million arabs that had troops involved in all this? how many died? >> about between 15,000 and 20,000 egyptians died. several thousand jordanians. thousand some couple hun

how worried are you that some of the refugee sites in jordan spill over from syria, could affect jordan's security? >> it has not so far. like i said -- >> there's no evidence that the regime of bashar al assad has targeted inany sates in jordan? >> none yet. we have a few trouble-makers who are sent back and not allowed to enter. we keep trying to control -- particularly after what we saw in 2005 and the continuous attempts tho try and penetrate jordanian security. so we keep a very vigilant washington. >> nasser judeh, thanks for coming in. >> thank you very much. >>> president obama is speaking about the u.s.-led effort to locate and secure nuclear and chemical weapons. we're going there live in just a few moments. [ ding! ] losing your chex mix too easily? time to deploy the boring-popcorn decoy bucket. then no one will want to steal the deliciousness. with a variety of tastes and textures only chex mix is a bag of interesting. well, having a ton of locations doesn't hurt. and a santa to boot! [ chuckles ] right, baby. oh, sir. that is a customer. oh...sorry about that. [ male announc

it is a physical location and geographic locus of the life work of sam jordan. jordan was a prominent business, political, social and cultural leader in the bayview neighborhood through the middle decades of the 20th century. sam jordan's support of african american entrepreneurship, civil rights and political involvement began before 1958 when he took ownership of the bar and remained constant until his death in 2003. his influence extended far beyond the neighborhood to include the larger sphere

i said to the mayor -- mayor jordan how do i approach these people? how do i do it? and he said "well, john i heard you speak before. just throw one of your guilt trips on them" and it worked. i know time is running out. i will make this quick but i wanted you to know how we got here. it didn't happen. it wasn't magic and this building as the mayor told you was a direct result of a tragedy on 101 california street and went up in the building and the crazed gun man killed all those people and i asked to build this building for a long time and the mayor knows that and all of a sudden the money was available and the mayor asked me to do a investigation and it was in the papers and unbelievable. you know it's difficult to investigate the police department. it is. my father is a police officer. you have to walk carefully, and i came to the mayor and i said "mayor jordan -- i said it's a dog's breakfast. 911 is broken. they don't practice the incident command system. they do in each department but it's all stove pipe. the radios didn't work in the enclosed stair wells, and

in jordan, the demonstrations are peaceful for now but this is another arab country where the people are not happy with their rulers. capturing the face of american indians, setting off to take images that are powerful today. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. cairo is grafton controversy. tens of thousands are now packed into the square in protest, just a week after the president assumed power that he maintained was going to be temporary. the actions amount to a coup against democracy. >> a marathon 16-hour session, the assembly rushed through the new draft constitution. the few remaining liberals and christians notice what they say is too much emphasis on islam in the draft. egyptian law should follow the principles of the islamic law, like the old constitution. and this they will protect the true nature of the egyptian family and protect morals and values, something could be used to compose islamic values. they don't like the fact that the constitution has no guaranteed equality of both men and women. as soon as there is a referendum

police were called to other parts of the country because of the new air jordans. in huntsville, alabama, police there had to pepper sprays to disperse an unruly crowd. >> it's rulely unruly. this happened last year, too. i was in fairfield, and someone broke down the door. >> reporter: as for the lucky ones who got a pair. some say they will people them. others plan to sell them. >> it was worth it. >> reporter: brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> some retailers are making a lot of easier for last-minute christmas shoppers to check everything off their list. toys 'r' us began an 88-hour shopping marathon. they plan to keep the stores open around the clock until 10:00 p.m. on christmas evening. >>> macy's remains open around the clock. the retailer is hosting a 48- hour sale that started this morning and will continue at 7:00 a.m. on sunday december 23rd. after that stores will stay open for business the remainder of the day. most plan to keep doors open until midnight. >>> house speaker john boehner said the prospect for a resolution for the so- -- so- called f

a lot of police and security at the store where they are going to be selling air jordans. it's an organized line here. we did know that a lot of police officers from newark and fremont are here to make sure things don't get out of hand. a lot of people in line there. let's go out to the bay bridge toll plaza. we don't have a big backup. there is a little bit of a backup in some of the lanes. no major problem ons this bridge or other bridges. san mateo bridge looking pretty good getting over to the peninsula. now 6:11 let's go to rosemary. >>> good morning, to you we should begin to feel a light rain falling over parts of the bay bridge. for the most part, it's been in the north bay stuck with this rain now for several hours. it is shifting ever so slight slowly now into the bay area. i see a few sprinkles and over the richmond san rafael bridge if this is your morning commute. in addition to breezy conditions you can see rain here. light to moderate rain falling over parts of the north bay. continuing to shift around. a moment ago. this cell has pushed off to the east. but

three days ago, he fled with his wife and children to jordan. for now, they have to live in a tent until there is a container for them. the temperature is sometimes below freezing. it is very tough. >> we have children and it is terribly cold at night. i have asked for more blankets, but they told me i had to wait. >> her eldest son wants to leave the camp. he received death threats after an argument. stranded without any prospects for the future, frustration can easily turn into violence, but the security forces will not let him out. the jordanian government wants to prevent syrian refugees from going underground. meanwhile, aisha is terrified the violence of the syrian civil war could spread to the camp. >> i want to leave. my children and i want to go home. >> but she knows, and so do her children, that there is no going back. >> in the united states, house speaker john boehner has been forced to withdraw a compromise tax bill as the so-called fiscal cliff of automatic spending cuts and tax hikes comes ever closer. >> his proposal, known as p

and jordan davis, 17 years old, today was his funeral. jordan was shot dead after an argument about loud music. we spoke to his broken-hearted father who has a message for all parents of teenagers. >>> personal tragedy from the world of sports to report to you first. police say a player for the nfl's kansas city chiefs shot and killed his girlfriend this morning and then drove to the team's training facility where he turned the gun on himself. police identified him as 25-year-old jovan belcher. he had been with the team for four years and he and his girlfriend were parents of a 3-month-old daughter. michael coleman of kansas city's kctv has more now. >> reporter: evidently what happened was he killed his girlfriend, came over to the stadium where there was a scheduled team meeting, and he's in the parking lot. the police by this time, they heard the news, they're looking for a black man who has a gun, supposedly a chiefs player, he arrives at the stadium, he's in the parking lot for the players, the general manager, scott pioli, the head

this is the new nike air jordan shoe. it's the 11th shoe, that's the 11th version i guess of the shoe that's been around for a couple of decades, 180 bucks, black, white and red and very sought after. another look at those pictures from newark right now. people lining up outside of chic shoes there about 300 people have been there since about 4 a.m. and more than a dozen police officers as well trying to make sure everything stays organized. check out this video from alabama. there was an early release there. police had to pepper spray the crowd in huntsville, alabama. security guards tried to control a disturbance and that's when they called police about 75 people waiting in line for shoes there. so the store here nordstrom's is expected to open at 7:00 and i'll bet a lot of these shoes will end up on ebay. live in san francisco, anne makovec, cbs 5. >> thank you. lots going on. you can see ann has her hood off. we have dropped on the screen back here suggest the rain has reached the city. >> doppler verified! it's comin

judea was part of jordan. i do not remember anyone who spoke during this time about an independent palestinian state. they had an opportunity to establish a real palestinian state. in our historical experience, we are ready to move forward, but again, the problem is they are not able to have elections within the palestinian authority. the tensions between the government, the palestinian authority and hamas. we do not know who has the real rights over the palestinian people. >> it has been a pleasure talking with you. i appreciate all of your thinking and your opinions. >> thank you, my pleasure. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> later tonight on c-span, we will also show you secretary of state hillary clinton's keynote address from the same event. >> so particularly, in light of today's announcement, let me reiterate that this administration, like previous administrations, has been very clear with israel, that these ac

he says that chief jordan -- >>> a 21-year-old woman in the lincoln was killed. three other passengers in that car were injured. investigators say the accident began when hpd tried to stop a driver of a bmw who was speeding. officers tracked down the driver. moore, his passenger got away. >>> el cerrito police say a man was attacking a woman at a gas station. they arrived to find a man with a handgun pistol whipping a woman. officers opened fire and shot the man. he was taken to the hospital. >>> inside this closed door courtroom prosecutors announced 26-year-old katherine uong is now the sixth person charged with the death of a man, a woman is now recovering. george gascon signaled a possible motive. >> it looks like there's fraudulent use of credit cards. >> they found blank credit cards and list of numbers and security codes at this house. the suspects went to this house after the assault to remove bloodied carpet. >>> avenue russia's president signed a new law banning americans from adopting from the country. ann rubin poke to the family that is hoping to get

jordan davis will be laid to rest today. his father described his son as a typical teenager looking forward to starting his job at mcdonald's saving up to buy his first car. the day before he died, his mother says, he gave the thanksgiving dinner prayer where he gave thanks for his family. before jordan could be eulogized at his funeral, they were already telling a different story about this young man and who he was. according to police, jordan and his three friends were sitting in an suv at a jacksonville gas station when he pulled up next to them and asked them to turn down their music. words were exchanged and this story, dunn's attorney, robin, tells us, about why her client felt threatened. he sees that much of a shotgun coming up over the rim of the suv and all he cease are heavily tinted front windows that are up and the back daris down. he doesn't know how old anyone is. he knows a shotgun when he sees one. he got his first gun from his grandparents when he was a kid in the third grade. police have no evidence that j

jordans everybody would do anything for some jordans but back in the day it was never this serious. >> reporter: this isn't the only time that this happened. just yesterday, police in huntsville, alabama had to use pepper spray to quell down an unruly crowd. it's reported there are no injuries there. these were people waiting in line to get a wristband to be able to purchase the shoes which retail for about $185. now, back out here live, we did talk with some fremont police officials. they are here to kind of quell any rowdy crowd control here this morning. we understand they are letting people in the store. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we are on stormwatch. this week will end on a wet note. parts of the bay area are already seeing rainy and windy conditions. if it's not wet where you are now, it soon will be. ktvu channel 2 reporter lorraine blanco is live in san rafael. you got the umbrella up there. so i guess it's raining, lorraine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. you are exactly right. we were in richmond a few minutes ago. we crossed the bring and we're over in san ra

washington's jordan crawford falls. carl landry passes the ball to klay thompson, with 2 points and the warriors never trailed the rest of the way. curry returned and got the assist as david lee goes off the glass for 2 of his 24. warriors up by 8 at this point. and thompson will dish to lee as the warriors hold on and make their freethrows down the stretch and it's their 10thwen in 12 games overall. >> they have been giving out college football's heisman trophy for 78 years and before tonight had never gone to a freshman. >> the winner of the 2012 heisman trophy is johnny manziel [ applause ] >> texas a&m johnny manziel probably wasn't on anybody's radar out of college station, texas, but he put himself on

there wasn't a day that jordan said i don't want to go to school. there were times it seemed like after a weekend she was excited to go back. that told us she had a really good teacher. somebody who was doing their job and doing it well. >> thank you for talking to us. i know it's not easy, i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> i wish you peace in the days ahead. >> thank you.

of israel except this is a does real this is the jordan valley in the west bank and this farm is deemed illegal under international law the european union imports around three hundred million dollars worth of products are near each year now a group of twenty two n.g.o.s from across europe is looking to highlight the issue and it's published a report in which it claims imports make the settlements viable because they are produced in illegal settlements which are contrary to international humanitarian law should be bound to all to the european union now if this is not possible at least the consumers has to have the possibility to. decide for themselves if they want to buy. products which have been produced in illegal settlements your c. farms this land is much concerned by the thoughts of european n.g.o.s he says he's here because his government told him it was ok to be here. because i was told here you can. and so i circled where i was told i could it's more the state of israel told me time to go i'll go i'm told i'm an occupier when i got here there was nothing if you show codes and we

michael jordan or basketball. >> let's to michael jordan. >> read michael jordan. >> gambling addict, adulterer, neglectful parents, pathologically competitive and beloved national hero who led the chicago bulls to six nba championship titles. a fairly horrible human being who can only derive happiness from stepping down the throats of others inspired children and adults alike by leading the league in scoring ten times in backing from the free-throw line he racked up five mvp awards from a 14 all-star appearances, multiple marital affairs, three children is by some, hundreds of teammates who bore him, millions of dollars in gambling debts, and millions of fans who worship the ground you walk on . also praised for his. [indiscernible] >> woman. any woman. >> judy bloomed technically is a woman. >> we could do sexual reproduction. >> let's read that. i'll be honest. we messed up. and hillary clinton is not in the book. she exists and will offer, but we messed up. here's another insight. we thought we included everything a president in the united states of america. we really set out to d

jews cannot go prebeta tomb of jordan. it is written in the oslo accord i don't want another ceremony in the white house. i don't believe not. i want to get to a point there will be a real piece. until we get to that point, we have to manage the conflict. i want to sum up and tell you that the book is very straight. i didn't hide some of my colleagues in the message and the concorde so you're making a mistake. if you buy something in the book and you are john bolton lee, what happens in a few years? people tell you in your book on page 182 about that and now what you are doing? they said somebody wants to lead in believing principle, i am able to protect and if one day i would think that i'm not, i will come and say i was wrong. i think so far what we're saying that the public in majority of the american people have an understanding that it's not about what it's really going to pay. it's about finding a viable partner. 22 do thank you all for for coming here tonight and i will be very happy. you can read it with read the q

you see it going on in jordan. this neighborhood for israel is getting uncomfortable. used to be surrounding israel were some some cases with the exception of jordan, either cool pieces or hostile in the case of syria and lebanon. but they were controlled by basically nonreligious dictators. now we have dictators as you're seeing more doing in egypt, dictating a new constitution. but now you have sharia law and radical islamists who have a thee logical reason to go after the state of israel. this is a much more dangerous world and barack obama is responsible for it. because he engendered this movement by throwing mubarak under the bus -- >> perhaps you're overstating how much influence he had over being able to keep the previous pharaoh in power in egypt. what would you do about syria at this point that looks to be a regime on the brink of something and not a lot of great options? >> that's the problem. you asked me the question because of the policies of this administration we have two horrible options. which horrible option do you want to take? do you want a dictator

report oakland mayor jean quan she expected police chief howard jordan will investigate. >> if he has this information, he will investigate it. i have confidence if there's any misconduct that he will do the right thing. >> reporter: so far, chief jordan has not responded to our repeated request to interview him, or officer kuo. >> howard jordan issued a written response. chief jordan said, i take these allegations very seriously and the department open investigations as soon as the circumstances were brought to my attention. because these are open investigations, i am limited in what can be discussed. now to what the state called pay. taxpayers might think of it as an unwarranted way to rake in extra money for simply going one's job. debra villalon shows us millions of our tax dollars are handed out. >> reporter: we asked state workers about pay. extra pay for the risk. or a hazardous material team. why would administrators at state headquarters reek in more than a million dollars in pay. the emergency was the recession pushing stop staff to put in long hours. >> i don't know what th

there wasn't a day that jordan said i don't want to go to school. there were times it seemed like after a weekend she was excited to go back. that told us she had a really good teacher. somebody who was doing their job and doing it well. >> thank you for talking to us. i know it's not easy, i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> i wish you peace in the days ahead. >> thank you. >>> coming up, you're going to hear from a sunday schoolteacher here in newtown, who's trying to help her young students deal with this tragedy. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] this is joe woods' first day of work. and his new boss told him two things -- cook what you love, and save your money. joe doesn't know it yet, but he'll work his way up from busser to waiter to chef before opening a restaurant specializing in fish and game from the great northwest. he'll start investing early, he'll find some good people to help guide him, and he'll set money aside from his first day of work to his last, which isn't rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. you'll

chief jordan also plans to reimplement neighborhood policing. it was done about five years ago but failed. the chief says what'ff

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