lee. but how do we as a country view the events of that war and its after effects, the period of reconstruction? well, arlington house is determined and the national park service is determined to cease the opportunity in an effort to come to terms with that erd poo of time and to make more of it, to make something of it that can help us move as a nation and as a culture into the future. the theme here is division and reunion. well, division perhaps is easier to define but reunion, what does that really mean? we know the country was reunited north and south but culturally and racially and in many ways this country remains divided. and so what can be learned here at arlington house, the robert e. lee memorial that will help americans and people from other parts of the world, too, to examine that, examine their own beliefs and see what they can make of it moving into the future. >>> you can watch this and other artifacts programs by visiting ou

lee. >> when i first came to this town a long time ago, i referred to this as the custis lee mansion. >> it was known as that for quite some time. it was established as a memorial, a historic home in 1925 by congress, then became part of the national parks service in the early 1930s. but it was an act of congress in 1955 that actually established this firmly as the robert e. lee memorial as arlington house. the reason it became a memorial to lee was not because of his duties and what he did during the civil war, but for what he did after the war. >> he had a pretty spectacular view. but washington, d.c. was really nascent in 1802. >> it was a big swamp. it wasn't a wonderful place to look at. but george washington parke custis thought it was important to overlook this federal city, knew there were great things to come here. and it is an incredible view and that view changed quite a bit other the 55 years that george washington custis lived in this house. and to really a booming federal cit

lee hyun joon lee juanita lee kathryn blair lee linda c. lee lorraine mary greene lee myoung woo lee richard y.c. lee stuart soo-jin lee yang der lee stephen paul lefkowitz adriana legro edward joseph lehman eric lehrfeld david r. leistman david prudencio lemagne joseph anthony lenihan john joseph lennon, jr. john robinson lenoir jorge luis leon, sr. matthew g. leonard michael lepore charles a. lesperance jeff leveen john dennis levi alisha caren levin and my uncle and godfather sergeant timothy allen roy. doemiss the silly things you to make me smile. . still think of you until we meet again may god keep .ou in his you were the hero in our family long before some number 2001. we love you. [applause] neil david levin robert levine robert michael levine shai levinhar daniel m. lewin adam jay lewis jennifer lewis kenneth e. lewis margaret susan lewis ye wei liang orasri liangthanasarn daniel f. libretti ralph michael licciardi edward lichtschein samantha l. lightbourallen steven barry lillianthal carlos r. lillo craig damian lilore arnold arb

atwater. >> lee was south carolina, lee was a rabble-rousing visceral, loud, street-level politician. >> bush is on the stump, dogged by questions about his role in the iran-contra scandal. he can run for president but he can't hide. >> it was by no means a certainty that george bush was going to be the nominee. >> please go to the caucuses and vote. let me get out of the way so you can make a buck here. >> he had the residual and the cancerous debilitating effect of the iran-contra affair. >> what we decided to do is i would become the most knowledgeable person possible about his involvement, and i would be the only person to talk about it. the campaign wouldn't talk about it, only i would talk about it. and that's the way we operated. >> just weeks before the iowa caucus, bush gets a phone call from cbs news anchor dan rather. >> george bush announced to us he agreed to do this interview. we begin to get calls that rather's operation has shut down everything except his preparation for the interview with george bush and that all the focus is on iran-contra, all of it. >> george bush

lee: absolutely. if you look at it people who for over hundreds of years endured slavery, endured the middle passage -- millions were killed and died during middle passage and came to this country, worked as slaves, ancestors freed themselves, beginning the underground railroad, really figured out ways to survive slavery and educate our -- when you see what we have children -- when you see what we have done in this country, we are a great people, and mystical everyone needs to understand the greatness of african americans to be able to endure all of that. our families were torn apart. people were treated like animals. and to be able to stand up and be proud and say, "we are americans, and we will continue to fight for our freedom because we deserve our freedom, we build t this country, we are amazing people," and this museum will demonstrate that, and hopefully the rest of the country will begin to understand that. and so the negative dialogue we hear from certain corners of our country, perhaps, they

daniel lee was on board american airlines flight 11.. the first jet to crash into the north tower of the world trade center tower on september 11, 2001. ((kellie lee/allison's mother: "it's just like my world collapsed in a couple seconds." )) ((mauricio marin)) daniel was a set carpenter for the backstreet boys and was be with his pregnant wife.. due any day.. allison's mother kellie lee remembers the horrific day vividly. ((kellie lee/allison's mother: "i was getting ready to pick him up at the airport at lax and i was 9 months pregnant and all of sudden we see the news and planes hit the tower and then i heard his flight number and i just couldn't, i was like no wait a minute.")) ((mauricio marin)) as allison grew, so did the pain of not knowing her dad and learning why he died.. (( kellie lee/allison's mother: "i think allison was about 10 when she started asking and stories about her father---and the fun loving kind of guy he was. ((kellie lee/allison's mother: "he was a very fun person kind of like a kid himself. so he wanted kids

lee hyun joon lee juanita lee kathryn blair lee linda c. lee lorraine mary greene lee myoung woo lee richard y.c. lee stuart soo-jin lee yang der lee stephen paul lefkowitz adriana legro edward joseph lehman eric lehrfeld david r. leistman david prudencio lemagne joseph anthony lenihan john joseph lennon, jr. john robinson lenoir jorge luis leon, sr. matthew g. leonard michael lepore charles a. lesperance jeff leveen john dennis levi alisha caren levin >> and my uncle and godfather sergeant timothy allen weh. -- alan roy. i still think of you and feel like you are watching over me. may god keep you in his palms, i love you. >> on my uncle and flight 93 passenger. billy, you were the hero and our family long before september 11 2001. we love you. [applause] neil david levin -- >> neil david levine. robert levine robert michael levine shai levinhar daniel m. lewin adam jay lewis jennifer lewis kenneth e. lewis margaret susan lewis ye wei liang orasri liangthanasarn daniel f. libretti ralph michael licciardi edward lichtschein samantha l. ligh

thank you mayor lee. so, we also have apa family services and we are very grateful to have amore san tiaugo here. a pa runs the resource center also open to resident in the visitation valley community. let me tell you about a couple new things we will be doing, more things we will ing bring into this facility and visitation valley community in general. first, we will be partnering with first 5 san francisco department of human-human services agency and our department to release a joint rfp which is competitive process to put more family services and family support programs here in the community. and then, dcys in july 2017 will release our big rfp for children, youth and family services and that's to provide funding for non-profit agencies to run after school programs, teen programs, youth workforce programs, health and wellness programs and overall violence prevention programs. i remember when i was in this community talking to the board of dbcc several years ago and they said to me, we will hold you dcy

in case you want today know, he is also related to congresswoman lee and mayor lee. just spells the name a little differently. it soofamily affair here. i want to say oakland stay strong, stay proud and stay learnen and san francisco like tony bennett said, you know where my heart is. here is super intendant an twaun wilson. give it up, this is your super intendant. let's hear it! >> good afternoon frick impact academy. how are you doing today? i will tell you i will be brief. i know that will help you. i know you are excited to go back to doors and get to learning. i want to say a few thank yous. i want to appreciate marx and sales force and all the employees. you can be doing anything but you chose to invest in oakland and be here and be support said for our students and examples for the students. thank you. it makes a trumendss difference in the district. i appreciate the mayor and city. i it think is important it the future the city rests in the young people and investzment in young people. it is important to actually act that out and have the mayor invest in oak

daniel lee was on board american airlines flight 11.. the first jet to crash into the north tower of the world trade center tower on september 11,

jackson lee: i have amendment number 4. the clerk: amendment number 4 printed in house report 114-724 offered by ms. jackson lee of texas. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 843, the gentlewoman from texas, ms. jackson lee and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from texas. ms. jackson lee: there are victims that are not in the purview or even in the eyesight of this legislation that will be harmed by this legislation. the jackson lee amendment number 4 would address the problem at particular concern with h.r. 5063, which would only provide an exemption for payments to parties other than the government to provide restitution for actual harm. directly caused by the party making the pame. the jackson lee amendment would provide an exemption for cases where funds are necessary to remedy generalized harm other than for restitution to specific or immediately i had filibuster victims. the jackson lee -- identifiable victims. amendment number 4 would help carry out settlement

particularly mayor ed lee and his office. supervisor malia cohen and our partners at theport. we worked so hard so many months to put this together and pleased especially to share it with your pasha family. our employees here in california, hawaii and globally and my immediate family including my brother george, president and ceo, sister maureen who put many years of experience in automotive opraigdss running the facility here at pier 80. also thrilled to share the moment, my murthder janet, brother mike, sister mary jane and all their families. a special thank you to my wife aaron and kids for their emens support as we go the business just a little bit more. [applause] today is a bit of a home coming. in the early 40's my grand father george the second started a flying a sunchs station at bay and van ness across the street from fort mason. he then expanded the business to provide storage for privately own vehicles of ww 2 personnel. in 960 my fatherer opened the first independent port processing facility on the west coast at fort mason and built a body shop on fishermans whar

lee memorial in washington cemetery. hear from craig syphax. he discusses friedman's village, which was built on the grounds of the original 1100 acre estate. >> i am craig syphax, president of the black heritage museum of arlington. the black heritage museum has a are a -- one of our goals is to enrich the story of freeman's village. we have worked with marymount university, with the smithsonian in getting research and understanding the freeman story. formed inntity that weather was an outbreak of smallpox because of the emancipation. everyone migrated to the washington, d.c. area and created an outbreak of smallpox. during this outbreak, the army contacted the american military association, a group of women who were nurses that cared for injured soldiers and they asked them what was the best way to contain the smallpox and they came up with an idea to put them all in one area of containment that way and that created friedman's village. the residents were emancipated slaves who came this way because there were jobs in the washington, d.c. area

in case you want today know, he is also related to congresswoman lee and mayor lee. just spells the name a little differently. it soofamily affair here. i want to say oakland stay strong, stay proud and stay learnen and san francisco like tony bennett said, you know where my heart is. here is super intendant an twaun wilson. give it up, this is your super intendant. let's hear it! >> good afternoon frick impact academy. how are you doing today? i will tell you i will be brief. i know that will help you. i know you are excited to go back to doors and get to learning. i want to say a few thank yous. i want to appreciate marx and sales force and all the employees. you can be doing anything but you chose to invest in oakland and be here and be support said for our students and examples for the students. thank you. it makes a trumendss difference in the district. i appreciate the mayor and city. i it think is important it the future the city rests in the young people and investzment in young people. it is important to actually act that out and have the mayor invest in oak

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. >> thank you mayor lee. i'm so grateful for this opportunity to be up here today and represent the work of everyone on this project. and my neighborhood. my name is joan moore. m i was born here in san francisco. i'm a bayview residents, live here all my life. went through the city build job training program in 2013 to pursue a career in the construction industry. since then i work many different types of construction jobs including the san francisco [inaudible] where i was at that [inaudible] going through city build program has been good for me because i went through the training and took class to advance and every employer look at me differently. as i increased my knowledge, things opened up for me. as i educate myself i find more chance tooz advance. i'm not settling for anything. right now i'm a general labor and safety monitor. everyone i'm involved in say i see you as a safety person, you should pursue this. that is my encouragement. everyone gives me that advice and that motivates me. that is my enco

the lees, when they left, asked the slaves to attend it. they had no idea how long the war would last but felt they would return. as a result of that, several years later the u.s. government modified the tax code stating that owners of property needed to pay their taxes in person. well, mrs. lee could not pay her taxes in person and, as a result, the property was taken by the u.s. government as a result of taxes not being paid. in addition to that property being taken, the syphax property at the southern end of the estate was taken because there was no proof that the syphaxes owned that property. some years later, about 1866, the syphax's oldest son, working in the department of interior, actually had the opportunity to work with congress to make a plea to have the property returned. by 1866, the bill was taken up by the congress and to this day we know that a bill was approved and signed by the president, andrew johnson, i believe in june of 1866 which returned 17 acres to maria syphax to live there in perpetuity so that's a big deal for t

i want to certain mayor ed lee and city administrator, naomi kelly. i want to thank them for their vision. if not for their commitment we wouldn't be here today. they understood early on the need to have this facility so want to thank these people very much. [applause] i'm also impressed with the amount of dedication and hard work that mohammed's team with public works has done to get this job to where it is today. the progress is imprivess and this will allow san francisco to maintain our own sense of preparedness and resiliency. the new center will enable the city to be at the forfront of [inaudible] lastly, i want to thank the residents of the city and county of san francisco for making this possible. thank you. [applause] >> thank you dr. hunter. another partnership that we value with our relationship with the general contractor. welcome from the primary contractor for this project, senior vice president of park construction group, [inaudible] [applause] >> good afternoon everybody ft first, thank you mayor lee for your leadership and your support

but they grow up. >> reporter: mama lee has done more than 240 cruises around the world. and visited hundreds different ports. but where the ship is going, irrelevant. for mama lee, these days, the ship is the destination. >> everything has been there, done that. if i have been there and done that i don't go off the ship. i love it when everybody goes touring. i got the whole ship to myself with all of the help. >> reporter: you have this figured out? >> oh, absolutely. >> reporter: y d get off the ship anymore. >> what more. >> reporter: the cruise director considers himself part of her extended family at sea. >> that's lee. she doesn't care where the ship goes. she loves to dance her way around the world. >> i dance every single day, 5:15. seven days a week. >> reporter: ever sit back and think what your life would be like if you weren't on the ship? >> very boring. >> that's the "overnight news" for this wednesday. for some of you the news will continue. for others though we hope you will check back a bit later for the "morning news" and "cbs this morning." from the br

42 kellie lee "that day my world ended and began." allison was born two days after the terrorist attacks that killed her father danny. 04:34:17 kellie "it's like the happiest day of your life and the worst day of your life in one day." that duality was reflected in the dozens of cards kellie lee received in the following weeks. ions on your daughter." 04:37:33 kellie "both of my daughters have grown up to be wonderful, talented people and it just hurts every time i go to these competitions and think he's missing this. he missed them grow up. he just would've been so proud." allison learned about her father and 9/11 as she got older. 04:34:58 allison lee "i learned that he traveled around the world a lot so i definitely want to do that because he did it." she also inherited danny's musical side. she and her friends created this dance tribute to the man "two airplanes have crashed into the world trade center." 15 years later..and once again that bittersweet mix of feelings is rising up in the lee family. 04:48:00 amanda lee "it's kind o

in case you want today know, he is also related to congresswoman lee and mayor lee. just spells the name a little differently. it soofamily affair here. i want to say oakland stay strong, stay proud and stay learnen and san francisco like tony bennett said, you know where my heart is. here is super intendant an twaun wilson. give it up, this is your super intendant. let's hear it! >> good afternoon frick impact academy. how are you doing today? i will tell you i will be brief. i know that will help you. i know you are excited to go back to doors and get to learning. i want to say a few thank yous. i want to appreciate marx and sales force and all the employees. you can be doing anything but you chose to invest in oakland and be here and be support said for our students and examples for the students. thank you. it makes a trumendss difference in the district. i appreciate the mayor and city. i it think is important it the future the city rests in the young people and investzment in young people. it is important to actually act that out and have the mayor invest in oak

mayor john lee the kiehl ranch is a historic place .. the original mormon fort and the kiehl ranch was just a farm that was built up in the area. there was a death there early on, it became an orchard and a place where people could come to get a divorce. then it became a place where if people just wanted to come in to enjoy staying in las vegas' early years, and it kinda fell into disrepair the last 50 years. and nlv has been with southern nevada public lands act, blm to restore that historic place so we have a lot of history here. fact is, most of the history in our valley actually started in nlv. that's where the artesian wells were, and it's exciting for us to participate past for our future residents. ((brian loftus)) we've done some cool stories on that history. you can always find them on lasvegasnow.com. mayor, i picture you sitting down with other city leaders and meetings always going long. you guys have a lot on your plate. mayor john lee i have a rule. any meeting over an hour is a beating. we can't do that, so we're in, we're

.) >> thank you, mayor ed lee ladies and gentlemen, ambassador nancy. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, very much. lieutenant commander and friends let's give a grateful thanks to secretary magnifying us and nancy pelosi and mayor ed lee and the spokesman to stuart milk and everybody that has been involved in that thank you >> (clapping.) >> and i'm arrived and honored to be here my son eric, daughter and i watched the movie milk to recreation our memory the signature movement of the harvey's leadership and the encroachment he lead and one of the most moving scenes in the ended when thirty thousand people gathered with literally the candles to honor the life of this leader of lgbtq movement it reminds me our first lady eleanor roosevelt it is better to utility one candle than occurs the darkness harvey starred a movement it changed a nation his legacy lives on in the great work by the harvey milk foundation and his nephew stuart milk and ann and others that accepted stuart accepted at the same time apparently metal of freedom he on harvey's on behalf of in 2009 the same year i humbly receive

mayor john lee the kiehl ranch is a historic place .. the original mormon fort and the kiehl ranch was just a farm that was built up in the area. there was a death there early on, it became an orchard and a and live when they wanted to get a divorce. then it became a place where if people just wanted to come in to enjoy staying in las vegas' early years, and it kinda fell into disrepair the last 50 years. and nlv has been with southern nevada public lands act, blm to restore that historic place so we have a lot of history here. fact is, most of the history in our valley actually started in nlv. exciting for us to participate in some of that progress for our past for our future residents. ((brian loftus)) we've done some cool stories on that history. you can always find them on lasvegasnow.com. mayor, i picture you sitting down with other city leaders and meetings always going long. you guys have a lot on your plate. mayor john lee i have a rule. any meeting over an hour is a beating. we can't do that, so we're in, we're out. we run it li

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[applause] >> thank you very much mayor lee. [inaudible] my pal charlotte schultz, the one and only willie brown. the leader of the giants who has done so much to bring glory to san francisco. [applause] distinshuished speaker who is very unusual in that this is a woman in a very difficult and divided time. has been able to really constructively put together those programs which have been become law in our nation and that is nancy pelosi. [applause] obviously, i welcome the distinshuished person about whom this sculpture will be dedicated. i want to take you back to 1873. a man by the name of holiday, was standing below a hill when he watched a street car driven by 4 horses fall backwards off the hill. excuse me, 5 horses. they were all killed and he decided to look for something to replace those horse driven street cars. and of course, this was the system. well, it wasn't on and on and on , and it began to deteriorate and there was refurbishing. in 1947 led by a woman named by [inaudible] who some remember with great fondness p

>> reporter: that's right, lee. they are trying to prove they're the best candidate to fight terrorism in the u.s. a rally in north carolina, trump blamed terror in the u.s. on liberal immigration policies. >> it is just a plain fact that our current immigration system makes no determine the views of the people entering our country. we have no idea who they are, what they think. >> reporter: trump's son is also stirring things up with a tweet, "likening refugees to skittles and candy." calling it disgusting and the company that released skittles says it is an inappropriate analogy. as for hillary clinton, she is locked in on trump, accusing him of motivating isis with his >> we've heard that from former cia director who made it a very clear point when he said donald trump is being used as a recruiting sergeant for the terrorists. >> tonight, clinton may have the vote of the former president. there are reports that george w. bush's plans to vote for clinton in november. >>> president obama making his final speech to

. >> no doubt in your mind lee oswald killed the president and j.d. tippit? >> not any doubt in my mind, no. >> from the texas theater, police department, located in the old city hall. the building still stands. the public is not allowed inside. but we were. this is where oswald was booked and fingerprinted. and in this back corner, right on that x, lee harvey oswald stood for one of the most famous mug shots in history. over the next two days, police headquarters in dallas was a circus. certain they had their man, dallas police paraded oswald before a horde of press and a nation transfixed. >> he's now moving into the show up room. and we'll be moving our cameras around there. >>in this room oswald was interrogated by detective will fritz on and off for twelve and a half hours over two days. confronted with overwhelming physical evidence implicating him, oswald never cracked. he denied killing officer tippit and president kennedy. >> did you kill the president? >>no i have not been charged in fact nobody has said that to me yet. >> this jail cell in the old

andy lee is the holder. and gano from 50. >> cris: if they were to bobble the snap, you could get another chance. >> al: and the kick is no good! snap was a little high. lee able to get it down. probably just enough mistiming. >> cris: the first one that he kicked went off of the upright and in. but it was the right upright. you just wonder, when you overadjust a bit with the driver. hooked this one. you have to say, that was a heck of a time-out. i don't think gary kubiak has done anything wrong tonight. >> al: and the denver broncos with a quarterback who has never thrown a pass on opening night take the nfc champion carolina panthers and overcome a ten-point deficit and win the game 21-20. >> cris: you can talk about a lot of guys, but that young man right there, trevor siemian, he came in and did it. >> al: one more look. the snap was a little high. lee gets it down. wide to the left. there is thomas davis. talib. >> cris: what a ballgame. >> al: gary couldn't even look. well, how is that for the start o

so maybe his son didn't know at the time that lee was in the stock. but lee e-mailed that relative ahead of the deal, saying he knew about the deal, according to the sec. >> wow. >> it could be a shakespearean drama. >> a great story, alex, thanks for sharing it with us, alex stevenson of "the new york times." >> the sec has a lot at stake, mark cuban beat them and rubbed it in their faces. the sec has a lot riding on it. they've got a lot riding on the outcome of this. >>> coming up next, final trades. stay tuned. everyone thought i was crazy to open a hotel here. everyone said it's so hard to be a musician, but i can't imagine doing anything else. now that the train makes it easier to get here, the neighborhood is really changing. i'm always hopping on the train, running all over portland. i have to go wherever the work is. trains with innovative siemens technology help keep cities moving, so neighborhoods and businesses can prosper. i can book 3 or 4 gigs on a good weekend. i'm booked solid for weeks. it takes ingenuity to make it in the big city.

lee able to get it down. probably just enough mistiming. >> cris: the first one that he kicked went off of the upright and in. but it was the right upright. you just wonder, when you overadjust a bit with the driver. hooked this one. you have to say, that was a heck of a time-out. i don't think gary kubiak has done anything wrong tonight. >> al: and the denver broncos with a quarterback who has never thrown a pass on opening night panthers and overcome a ten-point deficit and win the game 21-20. >> cris: you can talk about a lot of guys, but that young man right there, trevor siemian, he came in and did it. >> al: one more look. the snap was a little high. lee gets it down. wide to the left. there is thomas davis. talib. >> cris: what a ballgame. >> al: gary couldn't even look. well, how is that for the start of the season? >> cris: how are you feeling now? >> al: postgame report after these messages. >> announcer: here now, bob costas. >> graham gano misses from 50 on virtually the game's last play. the only

lee able to get it down. probably just enough mistiming. >> cris: the first one that he kicked went off of the upright and in. but it was the right upright. you just wonder, when you overadjust a bit with the driver. hooked this one. you have to say, that was a heck of a time-out. i don't think gary kubiak has done anything wrong tonight. >> al: and the denver broncos with a quarterback who has never thrown a pass on opening night panthers and overcome a ten-point deficit and win the game 21-20. >> cris: you can talk about a lot of guys, but that young man right there, trevor siemian, he came in and did it. >> al: one more look. the snap was a little high. lee gets it down. there is thomas davis. talib. >> cris: what a ballgame. >> al: gary couldn't even look. well, how is that for the start of the season? >> cris: how are you feeling now? >> al: postgame report after these messages. introducing dunkin's new cold brew coffee, discover the craft of cold brew today and keep on. america runs on dunkin'. barbara

lee's part of the neighborhood watch on his block. he believes the attack that left him traumatized..bruised and battered -- 06:23:17 "no words to describe how horrible this is." --was an act of retaliation. 06:21:25 "i don't feel that when you stand up to crime with volunteering for neighborhood watch it should amount to a nats ..then they drove away... 06:26:57 "you can hear the motor revving." nats ..and returned to try to run him over. 06:17:12 "repeated attempts of manslaughter at me with a deadly vehicle." lee says he's barely slept since this night. 06:27:40 "i want these people case they're investigating. they're reviewing lee's video as well as looking for night of peaceful protests in charlotte after previous demonstrations turned violent. a curfew is still in effect but police are not making arrests as long as it remains peaceful. a crowd of about 300 people briefly shut down interstate 277. hillary clinton was expected to visit charlotte sunday but at the request of the mayor cancelled her trip. tonight... protesters in at

in case you want today know, he is also related to congresswoman lee and mayor lee. just spells the name a little differently. it soofamily affair here. i want to say oakland stay strong, stay proud and stay learnen and san francisco like tony bennett said, you know where my heart is. here is super intendant an twaun wilson. give it up, this is your super intendant. let's hear it! >> good afternoon frick impact academy. how are you doing today? i will tell you i will be brief. i know that will help you. i know you are excited to go back to doors and get to learning. i want to say a few thank yous. i want to appreciate marx and sales force and all the employees. you can be doing anything but you chose to invest in oakland and be here and be support said for our students and examples for the students. thank you. it makes a trumendss difference in the district. i appreciate the mayor and city. i it think is important it the future the city rests in the young people and investzment in young people. it is important to actually act that out and have the mayor invest in oak

thank you mayor lee. so, we also have apa family services and we are very grateful to have amore san tiaugo here. a pa runs the resource center also open to resident in the visitation valley community. let me tell you about a couple new things we will be doing, more things we will ing bring into this facility and visitation valley community in general. first, we will be partnering with first 5 san francisco department of human-human services agency and our department to release a joint rfp which is competitive process to put more family services and family support programs here in the community. and then, dcys in july 2017 will release our big rfp for children, youth and family services and that's to provide funding for non-profit agencies to run after school programs, teen programs, youth workforce programs, health and wellness programs and overall violence prevention programs. i remember when i was in this community talking to the board of dbcc several years ago and they said to me, we will hold you dcy

billy is in for kathie lee. guess who is here, the manzos. we first got to know caroline manzo from real housewives of new jersey. landed her the program "manzo'd with children." daughter, lauren, got married. the family takes a field trip to a haunted jail to help son, chris, research his next book. >> we are now standing at al capone's cell. he was here for carrying a deadly concealed weapon. >> a month in hoboken. >> how did he get his furniture? >> any said he got no special inmate. kind of like how people say celebrities in jail don't get any special treatment. it's possible. >> do celebrities get special treatment in jail? >> i don't know any celebrities that have been in jail, real celebrities that have been in jail. >> oh, girl. you dropped the hammer. >> here is the thing. i don't consider what we do as celebrity. we are television rs me i'm sorry if i insulted anybody, you have a talent. >> wow. >> a lot of people agree with you. >> do you keep up with any of the women on the old show, on the real housewives of jersey? >> in the rea

lee able to get it down. probably just enough mistiming. >> cris: the first one that he kicked went off of the upright and in. but it was the right upright. you just wonder, when you overadjust a bit with the driver. hooked this one. you have to say, that was a heck of a time-out. i don't think gary kubiak has done anything wrong tonight. >> al: and the denver broncos with a quarterback who has never thrown a pass on opening night panthers and overcome a ten-point deficit and win the game 21-20. >> cris: you can talk about a lot of guys, but that young man right there, trevor siemian, he came in and did it. >> al: one more look. the snap was a little high. lee gets it down. there is thomas davis. talib. >> cris: what a ballgame. >> al: gary couldn't even look. well, how is that for the start of the season? >> cris: how are you feeling now? >> al: postgame report after these messages. ?? p is for permission to indulge. a is for access to everything, including the aisle. r is for reclining in tailor-made beddin

lee able to get it down. probably just enough mistiming. >> cris: the first one that he kicked went ofof but it was the right upright. you just wonder, when you overadjust a bit with the driver. hooked this one. you have to say, that was a heck of a time-out. i don't think gary kubiak has done anything wrong tonight. >> al: and the denver broncos with a quarterback who has never take the nfc champion carolina panthers and overcome a ten-point deficit and win the game 21-20. >> cris: you can talk about a lot of guys, but that young man right there, trevor siemian, he came in and did it. >> al: one more look. the snap was a little high. lee gets it down. wide to the left. there is thomas davis. talib. >> cris: what a ballgame. >> al: gary couldn't even look. well, how is that for the start of the season? >> cris: how are you feeling now? >> al: postgame report after these messages. we asked u.s. cellular customers to show us all the beautiful places they get coverage with our strong signal. you posted from the

police arrested lee this month on municipal warrants. mequon pol finding this guy.surveillance video shows him walking into the north shore mobil on port washington road with a rifle... before robbing the place.it all happened early tuesday morning.he left in a blue 2006 toyota corolla with wisconsin license plate 143-vsc. police hoping for some tips from the public. and in milwaukee -- new video has been released of a robber who hit a subway restaurant on the city's northwest side. it happened last tuesday near 107th and brown deer road. no student can now use the restroom of his choice at school today a federal judge blocked the kenosha unified school district from barring ash whitaker from using the boys bathroom. the student sued the school district for discrimination. he was born female, but identifies with the male gender. his mom delivered the news to her son. - for one i couldn't be more proud of him. anyone who started out about 16 standing up for himself thought was right and it was absolutely doing so i couldnt be more proud a

i want to certain mayor ed lee and city administrator, naomi kelly. i want to thank them for their vision. if not for their commitment we wouldn't be here today. they understood early on the need to have this facility so want to thank these people very much. [applause] i'm also impressed with the amount of dedication and hard work that mohammed's team with public works has done to get this job to where it is today. the progress is imprivess and this will allow san francisco to maintain our own sense of preparedness and resiliency. the new center will enable the city to be at the forfront of [inaudible] lastly, i want to thank the residents of the city and county of san francisco for making this possible. thank you. [applause] >> thank you dr. hunter. another partnership that we value with our relationship with the general contractor. welcome from the primary contractor for this project, senior vice president of park construction group, [inaudible] [applause] >> good afternoon everybody ft first, thank you mayor lee for your leadership and your support

schroeder >> susan lee schuler >> edward w. schunk >> mark evan schurmeier >> john burkhart schwartz >> mark schwartz >> adriane victoria scibetta >> raphael scorca .> and my aunt margaret infinite love for family, friends and life. -- for my late husband mark, my late brother stephen, and my brother thomas. 15 years later, the love you three shared while you were alive still lives on in all of us. , alwaysnever forgotten cherished, and forever remain a part of us. and tommy, please continue to give us your strength and hope. in return, we will use the rest of our lives to honor yours. remembering to remain kind, compassionate, and loving to each other and the world. nanna and granddad, we said goodbye to you, but you all said hello to your boys. thank you. [applause] >> janice m. scott >> randolph scott >> christopher jay scudder >> arthur warren scullin >> michael h. seaman >> margaret m. seeliger >> anthony segarra >> carlos segarra >> jason m. sekzer >> matthew carmen sellitto >> michael l. selves >> howard selwyn >> larry

freelance journ freelance journalist lee sinhae sought damages from the group. lee charged the group's former leader, called her anti-japanese in hate speeches between 2013 and 2014. she said the group also mocked her looks on the internet and repeated discriminatory remarks. the group described its actions as freedom of expression. the presiding judge said the group's public and persistent degrading of lee exceeded the acceptable limit of criticism and was obviously aimed at fueling discrimination against korean residents in japan. the judge ordered the group to pay lee about $7,600. >> translator: today's ruling may be a small victory, but i wish to earn more of these small victories from now on as well. >> lee's lawyer says it's the first time a court has acknowledged hate speech against an individual as discrimination. the group issued a statement criticizing the court decision as unbiased -- or, rather, biased and unfair. it said it plans to appeal the ruling. >>> tokyo's wholesale market chief is trying to regain public trust after delays in the relocation