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brown then punched parker in the face. brown's body guard then threw a second punch. tonight chris brown pled not guilty, his camp claiming the victim was trying to get on brown's tour bus and that brown's body guard simply tried to stop him. >> the only time you can legally punch someone in the face is when you reasonably fear death or great bodily harm himself. >> brown shortly before the incident inside a nightclub where he had been hosting a par party. >> i think it's becoming a large part of brown's dna. it's unusual for us to see him as bad or as in the news as we have seen him but i'm not surprised each time i see another chris brown infraction. >> his temper first game to light when he was accused of assaulting his then girlfriend rihanna. he famously apologized. >> i thought it was time that you heard directly from me that i'm sorry. i have tried to live my life to make those around me proud of me and until recently i think i was doing a pretty good job. >> and not even two years later, he threw a chair in the studio of "good morning america." last june there

chris brown -- rihanna. chris brown came into the courtroom seemingly calm. his bodyguard was next to him. there was a huge number of family members of chris brown, crazy scene down in the courtroom. the marshals told people they couldn't come in. chris brown's mom was told she couldn't come in. there was some negotiation. she finally came in, did not see them interacting at all, but you can bet that just in a few minutes chris brown will walk out the back, big hug for his mom. so that's the scene down here at the courthouse at this point. the story remains a little conflicted. apparently some kind of fight saturday morning outside the w hotel according to the alleged victim. chris brown said i'm not into that gay -- i won't use the word stuff. i'm into boxing and he punched this guy in the face. he said it was all about him simply jumping into a picture that some women were taking with chris brown. according to chris brown's entourage and what he allegedly told the police, the guy was trying to get onto his tour bus. so that's what we have here. let's take i

everyday he makes his way to mother brown's. hose in the hospital right now my feet are swollen so i can't landed in a bed. we have people who came to mother brown's maybe two or three months. i cannot see us having no beds. i'm grateful to mother brown's. a thousand times. i'm 41 years old i don't have any disabilities at all nothing. i graduated with an aa degree i had no problems. there's people that way, way more dependant. i'm able to stand before you and say people need those beds. it hurts. it hurts everyday i walk up to mother brown's and say wow. that's how they trait us. and everybody else people bringing stuff out of their cars and house to spending their extra money to put food in their stomachs. so, please we need those beds >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors arrest i'm david. and i have 8 plus years of the resident roughly 15 years over envy 24 years of living in the bayview. i've seen the bayview emerge into an even increasing vibrate area. considering the beds are not at capability

jeffrey brown has more. >> brown: the trial began today in federal court in detroit. matthew dolan of the wall street journal was there and joins me now to explain what the arguments are about. matthew, before we get to the specifics, this trial is really to see if the city is even entitled to go through with the bankruptcy and who's bringing the case? >> that's right. well, what happened was the city filed for bankruptcy protection back in july. but now they're at the stage of the trial where they actually need to prove to a judge that the conditions were right, that they should have bankruptcy protection. some of those conditions would include whether or not the city is truly insolve enter. it also would include whether or not the city had state authorization when it filed for bankruptcy nejuly. and it also has to prove whether or not it tried to argue in good faith with its many creditors before they actually filed for bankruptcy. so all of those issues are coming to a head before judge steven rhodes today in detroit federal bankruptcy court. >> brown: tell us who

brown and mr. brown's property as he is authorized to do under district of columbia law. >> reporter: brown's music career has soared over the last few years, but his behavior outside of the studio has some fans questioning if he's really learned his lesson from the violent past. brown is still on probation for domestic violence case in which he reportedly beat up his ex- girlfriend, pop star rihanna. >> you don't have to always react to everything. >> reporter: brown entered a not guilty plea in the d.c. assault. the allege victim in the case is from beltsville. the police report says he suffered broken bones in the nasal area. brown is due back in d.c. for a second court appearance on november 25th. we're live tonight, i'm rochelle richie, wjz eyewitness news. >> thank you. the judge also ordered brown to undergo drug treatment and report to his probation officer in l.a. >>> dr. conrad murray, the man convicted in the death of michael jackson is a free man tonight. he was released after midnight

brown: that's true? the sense of her voice alone, to give the entire novel to her voice, to her character, to the way she sees things and doesn't see things. to hear her voice the way she uses language. she's a shy child. she's a plain woman. yes, an unremarkable, on the surface, character but with a very active internal life. and i wanted to capture that. >>brown: and where does she come from? there are some connections, family connections, to her own life in -- at least your parents' life in brooklyn right? >> sure. brown: irish catholics? sure. my parents were irish catholics first generation raised in brooklyn. but they were even less likely to express themselves. more likely to have that active interior life that they didn't dare speak out. so i was interesting in women of that era, i was interested in the language of that era. there's so much and certainly this is cultural. there was so much there wasn't spoken about. just in that time? >> just in that time, yeah. and it's not just the irish but th

>> brown: well, graeme bannerman to the extent that u.s. officials were taken by surprise by all of this, what are the options for the u.s. at this point to either right the ship or respond in some way? >> well, i think the issue is we were not paying enough attention to the feelings that were analyzed in the region. i think this is more of a statement saying see, we have a problem with you, we need to confer better, we need take -- you need to take saudi arabia more into account. i think that should be the goal. the the. >> and other u.s. allies in the region-- the egyptians have said publicly and privately as well that they all feel now they're too dependent on the u.s., particularly militarily and politically and one middle east diplomat said to me today, you know, we now -- what if the u.s. decided for some reason not to supply spare parts for all the military hardware we buy from the u.s.? that's something that ought to be a high priority for us to consider, whether there are alternatives. >> brown: and that goes to your whole question

that's where i met mother brown. it was later than never knowing one day i would walk up the stairs on germans street where the establishing the mother brown. i'm honored to say i'm there are purify i was sitting in a chair and save and secure i'm off the streets. i was mugged across the street i don't have an id. that wasn't in the jen's street or the bayview. i had my wallet taken i was sitting in the park but i want to say to you all. don't make the mistake because you're going to answer to god for this because mother brown's place all ear people and her personnel p there is honorable and nice people. they don't care what color you are they don't care about your background. i'm asking to make the right decision and god will bless i >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i'm steven henry. i was borden and raised in san francisco in the bayview district. i'm in support of the beds for a house do you say that? a numerous amount of reasons. one they support people and give them resources and help. two

brown? wow. do you think he's still upset over not being in the program? >> no, i'm sure he's over that by now. >> mr. brown! it's time to go! come on. >> i'm coming. i don't even know why i'm going since i'm not in the show. you in the show, he in the show, they in the show. everybody in the family in the show except me. >> mr. brown... >> i don't know what the problem is. >> come on, we talked about this, and you said you'd help out in any way that you could. >> yes, that's when i thought i was gonna be a featured part of the show, before the family just kicked me out. y'all won't care nothing about me, but i'll help y'all with y'all stankin' show. it's ok. i don't care. by the way, joa-comb, i like your outfit. >> mr. brown? you don't have to-- [door slams] >> i better go change. restaurant dinner to anom a authentic italian dinner from bertolli can save you over $1,000 a year. the average restaurant dinner is over $10.50 per meal. a restaurant-quality meal from bertolli costs $5.00 a ser

brown and mr. brown's property as he is authorized to do under district of columbia law. we are confident that mr. brown will be exonerated of any wrongdoing. >> reporter: brown was in washington to host this party on sunday night. the victim tried to get into a photo of brown and a female fan. at that point, according to the police report brown said, quote, i'm not down with that gay expletive and i feel like boxing. the victim told police that brown and the body guard each punched him in the face. >> you know, he was hurt. he was full of blood. i'm talking about the nose. >> i didn't see him throwing any punches whatsoever. >> reporter: this could have severe consequences for the popular r&b singer. ♪ brown who signed his first record deal at age 15 is serving probation for felony domestic violence against rihanna for what happened before the grammy awards four years ago. her bruised and bloody face shown in this picture from tmz. his probation was revoked briefly this year after a hit-and-run accident when a woman said he went ballistic on her after rear ending her c

brown and mr. brown's property as he is authorized to do under district of columbia law. we are confident that mr. brown will be exonerated of any wrongdoing. >> reporter: brown was in washington to host this party on sunday night. the victim tried to get into a photo of brown and a female fan. at that point, according to the police report brown said, quote, i'm not down with that gay expletive and i feel like boxing. the victim told police that brown and the body guard each punched him in the face. >> you know, he was hurt. he was full of blood. i'm talking about the nose. >> i didn't see him throwing any punches whatsoever. >> reporter: this could have severe consequences for the popular r&b singer. ♪ brown who signed his first record deal at age 15 is serving probation for felony domestic violence against rihanna for what happened before the grammy awards four years ago. her bruised and bloody face shown in this picture from tmz. his probation was revoked briefly this year after a hit-and-run accident when a woman said he went ballistic on her after rear ending her c

the browns are hungry for a third win and tied with the ravens. the browns travis benjamin with an unstoppable touchdown. late in the fourth, t.j. ward with the pick six sealing a victory for the browns, 37-24. the st. claire hospital in pittsburgh decked out babies in pry rats swag. precious. including bandanas and bats there. game one of the series. beltran blasts this 443 foot three-run homer in the third. he's tied with babe ruth for 15 postseason home runs. both are in eighth place overall. cardinals down the pie rots, 9-1. dodgers handle the braves winning, 6-1. >> squirrelling shenanigans. take a little nap there. he adopted a squirrel that

rex their contributions mother brown has been embraced for years. there's a big difference between diane that mother brown currently provides and a 24 hour shelter. given there's been no outreach process with the application i personally conducted two community meetings and salty heard more concerns about the proposal then support. this issue has split the community. all the concern you may hear today, i have - i still have a number of concerns that are to be revolved. the city should have conducted outreach and engaged stakeholders about this proposal before they applied for the state funds. no one that i spoke with participated in the process. it's not acceptable to conduct no community process around it and frankly i don't think of any community it would be tolerated (clapping) second issue of concern is the site use and appropriateness. the site those funds have been secured for doesn't currently have residential uses so there's been a zoning issue we have to deal with. the city is going to have to rezone this rfp and it's a process that raises

jeffrey brown has a conversation about what's wrong with one of america's favorite pastimes. >> brown: the glory and scandal of big time college football. there is a lot of both in the sport that generates millions of dollars in fans an huge amounts of excitement and controversy. that line also serves as the subtitle of a new book that explores numerous case studies and investigations. titled the system, co-authored by jeff benedict and joining us now armen keteyian, correspondent for cbs news and "60 minutes" sports on showtime. welcome to you. >> thank you, jeff. >> brown: first of all, the system, not the sport, right, and not the game. why explain what college football is, why is it the system? >> well, when we were thinking about the book, i always had the vision in my head of a machine, almost like a matrix like machine made up of all these different component part approximates, whether it's a coach or athletic director, recruit, a hostess, a tutor. and what jeff and i really ended up trying to produce was a book that was smart, was sweeping, took you behind the scenes but reall

private brown ready to file. the target whether grenade or fire don't worry i have been having lessons so hopefully i won't blame myself. i can't hear anything. because the real army. and my young comrades with brian let me get out here. before you leave with the economic ups and downs in the final months they belong to the old sang i and the rest of the life it's a neat case you will be everything on me. dramas the trying to be ignored. stories others refuse to notice. food since changing the world right now. so picture of today's leaves my own designs from around the globe. look to. the. israel is the country iran threatens to wipe out with them the iranian leadership openly says so in this sense there is no difference between rouhani enough. for his visit to new york rouhani publicly declared that their goal is to annihilate israel. you know the one year's military service is compulsory here for many aged eighteen to twenty seven but many try to avoid it some legally others less so. in two thousand and six hun

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jeffrey brown gets the latest. >> brown: the day started with testimony from kevyn orr, the city's emergency manager. then for three hours, michigan governor rick snyder, who appointed orr, took the stand. it's the first time in modern state history a governor testified in court, and he faced a series of questions from the unions and retirees about whether the state and the city really did all they could do to avoid moving into bankruptcy. christy mcdonald of detroit public television was in the courtroom today, and joins me now. welcome to you. but first remind us briefly the issue in this trial is whether the city can go ahead with its bankruptcy process, right? >> right. it has to prove that it's insolvent and that's what they are seek for bankruptcy protection right now. but what the opposition wants to know is did detroit actually negotiate in good faith before they filed for bankruptcy. >> brown: all right, so today you heard from governor rick snyder, what were the lawyers opposing him arguing and what was his response? >> well, jeffrey, it was far from the typical day at bankruptcy c

they are taking on the browns up in cleveland. and you can see the afc north battle live here at 4:15 right here on wjz. >> coming up, daniel radcliffe, how was it playing poet alan. >>> sharon has the traffic control. we have first warning weather and more. and more. a ,,,,,,,, >> good morning, wjz. >> good morning. 35 right now. 88% humidity. calm winds. barometer at 30.20. 44 easton. 37 elkton. d.c. at 44. 39 oakland. 35 columbia. a little bit of bay effect this morning. frontal boundary out to the west. now i will show you why. today pretty calm with a high temperature of 63 to 65. behind the front, it's going to 60 degrees tomorrow. once the high slips off-shore it will be warm again. the normals are like 63 and 41. 39, clear to partly cloudy overnight. tomorrow, there's the high of 60. watch what happens. 65 albeit cloudy wednesday. thursday, clouds and sun 72. friday, 74. but there's a frontal boundary coming through the area. it knocks us back to 66. sunday is looking good too. don, take it away. >> what awaits you on the

this time chris brown is causing trouble in d.c. >> brown was arrested and accused of assaulting a man over the weekend oar chris brown was due in court today in washington. he is facing a felony assault charge after an early sunday morning incident. recount and a man with him were arrested after allegedly attacking 20-year-old isaac adam parker. park are suffered a bruised and swollen nose. what happened after the party is now a matter for the court. the victim said he attempted to get a photo with bron but the singer said i'm not down with that gay expletive. i feel like box. according to police brown punched parker in the face and the body guard threw a second punch. brown and his body guard tried to stop him from getting on the tour bus. >> the only time you can punch someone is when you fear great body harm. >> reporter: he is still on probation for a 2009 assault conviction involving his then girlfriend, rihanna. since then he has gotten into a bottle throwing brawl with break and a scuffle with frank ocean over a parking spot. >> this is his third violation. the judge will proba

jeffrey brown has the story. >> brown: the n.f.l. is already playing under a new spotlight on concussions. days before the season began, the league agreed to a $765 million settlement with 4,500 former players. they'd charged that owners concealed information on the effects of repeated head injuries. that history was the focus of a pbs "frontline" investigation that aired earlier this month on the links between head injuries and brain disease. now, a new study explores the risks for athletes well before they reach their college and professional years. the report by the institute of medicine-- a non-profit, independent organization-- focuses on sports-related concussions in youth, from elementary school through adolescence. one member of the panel, dr. frederick rivara-- of the university of washington school of medicine-- pointed to a key problem: the lack of data for this age group. >> there's essentially nothing known about concussions in elementary school and middle aged kids. and that's really why there's a need for more research

brown then pa punched parker in the face brown's bodyguard threw a second punch. they say he was trying to get on brown's tour bus and the bodyguard simply tried to stop him. this is the latest in a slew of bad boy antics. his temper first came to light in 2009 when he was infamously convicted of assaulting rihanna. it happened the night before the grammy awards. he famously apologized to rihanna and his fans. >> i thought you heard from me that i'm sorry. i have tried to live my life in a way that can make those around me proud of me and until recently i think i was doing a pretty good job. >> reporter: not even two years later, another incident when he threw a chair in the studio of "good morning america." last june, the bottle throwing bar brawl inside a new york city nightclub involving entourages of brown and drake. and he and frank ocean allegedly duked it out over a park ing spot. in may accused of a hit and run. charges were either never filed or were dropped in each of these incidents. >> christopher brown committed to crime. we're confident that mr. brow

is interesting that ruth simmons, the farrar president of brown, -- the former president of brown, wrist african-american president of any ivy league university, and i want to bring greg wilder back into this conversation, commissioned the first ivy league study of brown university's connection to slavery, professor wilder. >> i think this is a critical moment in american history. throughout the process of talking about the book, one thing that i constantly return to is her decision in 2003 to commission a study of brown's the slave trade. this happened for a number of reasons. there was a blowup at yale about their relationship to the slave trade, which became quite controversial. that also helped spark rumors about other institutions. and made public secret of brown's relationship became even more pronounced. when the first nonwhite president of an ivy league institution took office. it took tremendous courage to make that decision. the report in 2006 is an important extort -- extreme example of how we get this conversation happening. the same about the documentary. one thing that i th

brian brown. you're a good shooter it is your chance to tell it but you don't hold a gun firmly enough against your shoulder. only to recoil so the bullets go higher . the best part is seeing the end result. when i know i haven't wasted my time on these guys it wasn't all in vain. i can say that i taught them to tell you with a first shot to take a parachute jump. if you see the results of all of my efforts everything else is routine in this tough life of ours. i also learned that i'll be firing a bazooka this week you'll no doubt be pleased to hear. private brown ready to file. the target whether grenade or fire don't worry i have been having lessons so hopefully i won't blow myself up. i can't hear anything. that's the real me. and my young comrades with the problem get out here oh. well talking about language as well but i will only react to situations i have read the reports i'm likely to put in the know i will leave them to the state department to comment on your letter play them safe. secure

jerry brown is now the kid. but look, he's back and look what's going on, now the state's working, what's working out here so well? >> well, the state of california is a state now that has said you can't draw your own lines if you're a politician or you don't need to be obedient to any particular philosophy or party. you better be interested in the needs of people. and that has produced the result that you see. >> and why did it work when he asked to raise revenues for education and all? why did that seem to work in a state that was for all those years tied down by prop 13 and refused to do anything on property tax or anything else. >> there was a recall in 2003, since that recall, things have been topsy turvy in the state of of california. children have suffered, old people have suffered and prisons have suffered and that suffering has boiled over to the point where people have said no more. we are going to change the nature of how we do business. and believe me, the voters said, we will pay more under jerry br

brown and mr. brown's property as he is authorized to do undies strict of columbia law. >> reporter: brown's music career has soared but his behavior outside of the studio has some fans questioning if he learned his lesson from a violent past. he is on probation from a case in which he reportedly beat up his girlfriend rihanna. >> you don't always have to react to everything. >> reporter: brown entered a not guilty plea in the d.c. assault. the alleged victim is from beltsville. the police report says the victim suffered broken bones in the nasal area. chris brown and his bodyguard are expected back in court in d.c. november 25th. rochelle ritchie, wjz eyewitness news. >> the judge ordered brown to undergo drug treatment and report to his probation officer in l.a. >>> former congressman jesse jackson junior will wake up in a prison. he is accused of using campaign funds for personal expenses and clothing. his wife will go to prison pleading guilty to filing federal income tax returns. >>> a family

. >> brown: he was the real thing? >> he was there. >> brown: which mean what? >> he had a superior sophisticated find and he could react musically doing improvisation at a high speed with an incredibly high quality of melody-making, because that was what he wanted to do. he wanted to make melody on the spot very fast. >> brown: and why did he come to the saxophone and when did he -- was there a moment where he not only realized that music was his life but that he might aspire to do something important with it? >> he went to a jam session and wanted to play! because he just thought he could play. and he got laughed off the bandstand. and that made him so mad that he told somebody, he said "i'm gonna become the greatest at the saxophone." >> brown: the book begins with this wonderful scene of when the kansas city band he's part of come to new york, to the savoy and jazz is a competitive sport there, right? it's a combat sport, almost, right? >> right, right. >> brown: and they come into town, nobody thinks much of them and they do a pretty -- they do pretty well

brown pleaded not guilty. christopher brown committed no crime. we understand that his security acted to protect mr brown and his property, as he is authoritized to do under dc law. we are confident that mr brown will be exonerated of any wrongdoing. >> reporter: brown was in washington to host this party at a nightclub saturday night. according to the police report, the victim isaac parker tried to get into a photo being taken of brown and a female fan early sunday morning outside the w hotel in washington at that point, according to the police report, brown said "i'm not down with that gay - - - - - , "i feel like boxing". the victim told police that brown and his bodyguard punched him in the face. >> "the guy was not reacting you know, i didn't see him throwing any punches whatsoever. it was like why dis? >> he was hurt. seriously hurt. you know, he was - his shirt was full of blood. i'm talking about the nose. >> reporter: this arrest could have severe consequences for the popular grammy award-winning r-and-b singer. brown, who signed his firs

i feel like boxing," brown then punched parker in the face. brown's bodyguard threw a second punch. they say he was trying to get on brown's tour bus and the bodyguard simply tried to stop him. this is the latest in a slew of bad boy antics. his temper first came to light in 2009 when he was infamously convicted of assaulting rihanna. it happened the night before the grammy awards. he famously apologized to rihanna and his fans. >> i thought it was time that you heard directly from me that i am sorry. i have tried to live my life in a way that can make those around me proud of me, and until recently i think i was doing a pretty good job. >> reporter: not even two years later, another incident when he threw a chair in the studio of "good morning america." last june, the bottle throwing bar brawl inside a new york city nightclub involving entourages of brown and hip-hop star drake. this january, he and star frank ocean allegedly duked it out over a park ing spot. in may accused of a hit and run. charges were either never filed or were dropped in each of these incidents. >> christopher

randall brown, dc public defender's office. i have a client in jail who may know something about the president's nurse. the one who allegedly committed suicide. i'll handle this, amy. are you in charge of this investigation? would you like to follow me, please? i've left a number of messages. no one has returned my calls. in cases like this, we get a lot of frivolous testimony. inmates looking for deals. sadly, most of that information is not credible. please? well, my client is. i assure you. logan, do you need me? no, i got it. i'll let you know if it's real. okay. (muffled moaning) she's never gonna forgive us. brian: we're saving her life, jake. one day she'll thank us. where have you been? i got sandrine her money. what? how? does it matter? i told you i'd take care of it. good job. ellen! brian! call the police, right now! (gasping) (dialing) it's okay. it's okay. everything's going to be all right. what are you doing? just take a deep breath. take a deep breath? he's going to kill us! he's holding you hostage. that's why

private brown ready to file. the target whether grenade or fire don't worry i have been having lessons so hopefully i won't blow myself up. i can't hear anything. that's the real me. and my young comrades with brian let me get out here. wealthy british style. market why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report. fact that. they were going to go digital the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical to our democracy albus. role. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and across a cynical we've been hijacked lying handful of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once it's all just my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identif

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bus of scott brown. without that connection, shaheen would not be able to tap into that fund raising network. it's a huge advantage. he either doesn't realize it. we hope the editorial will help him realize it or doesn't care. that's a concern i think to a lot of republicans in new hampshire. so he's gone from this hero, everybody thought he helped us get being those massachusetts liberals to what is he doing? he is hurting us. >> what does this look like nationally? he became massachusetts a national republican hero, his sort of behavior since the election in 2010, how have republicans nationally, how have the national press been looking at scott brown? >> they look smaller, no question about it. when you go from this sort of conquering hero he was in 2010 to okay, he had a top reelect in a top state in a presidential year, he loses, his campaign raised a lot of money. what's next? he will run for governor of massachusetts. i will not do that. maybe senate new hampshire. long, dope ties will? >> he talk

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jeffrey brown has our book conversation. so rights debora spar in her new book "wonder women: sex, power and the quest for perfection." spar is the president of barnard college in new york and former professor at the harvard business school and welcome to you. >> thank you. >> brown: explain that quote i just read. what did you and others get wrong about feminism? >> i think women of my generation who were born right after the height of the feminist movement somehow thought that because the feminists had fought to give women these wonderful opportunities and possibilities that we could just kind of go out there and be whatever we wanted to be-- nuclear scientists, heads of corporations, and still still have the babies and the wonderful marriages and the clothes and the money. and i think we somehow forgot that -- or we lost sight of the fact that it was going to be much harder than we imagined it would be. >> brown: you describe yourself as someone who really wasn't even particularly interested in feminism per say. didn't st