george wallace refused to turn over records to them. george frank johnson jr. was the presiding judge. he ordered it turned over to the civil-rights commission so they could complete their investigation for it. that was one of the early times george wallace misled the voters again in alabama, thinking he could do things he could not do. >> kerry in west virginia, welcome to the program. >> are like to think seized and for showing us the governor's mansion. i would also like to know about his relationship with j. edgar hoover. how was wallace monitored and did he have an opinion of hoover? >> about his relationship with j. edgar hoover and whether or not he was monitored? >> not really. not in the sense that subversives work. -- that subversives were. governor wallace constantly praised mr. hoover and relied upon him, particularly for information about the so-called links between civil rights activists and communists. hoover was always leery of wallace. in part because i do not think he could control him. as a result, hoover always told his men to keep a hands-o

as his good friend, willie brown, said about george, he said george's only problem is when he has had two drinks he thinks he is invisible. and george was swept into office in 19 -- well, not swept but he won the election in 1976 with the backing of gays and neighborhood organizations, with a new force in city politics that was spear-headed by the burton brothers and willie brown and their democratic machine. george moscone was part and parcel of that. harvey milk's background was very, very different. harvey came from new york. he was a smart new york jew, liked to crack wise, and he had a background in finance and the teeter. he had been in the navy, played football in high school. but eventually he became the rosa park of the gay movement, the fellow who stood up and went to the front of the bus and said, i'm going to be a city supervisor. i'm gay and i'm going to be elected. of course, he was, which was quite an extraordinary thing. especially because at that anytime the city -- in the mid-70s, san francisco was undergoing an integration crisis. maybe the only gay integration cris

>>george: this out a commute is lighter than usual. in the north bay, 101 southbound is steady with a drive times well under 28 minutes for the trip out of nevada from 37 to the golden gate bridge. >>mark: george gascoigne expected to announce a guilty plea in the murder of this woman. her body was found inside for san francisco apartment. officials say scott holland posed as a utility worker to gain access to her home. >>mark: several activist groups are demanding the arrest of dick cheney. dick cheney is in san francisco today to speak at an asian conference. then national accountability network is not among the groups that's 18 it was inhumane and tortured detainees at guantanamo bay. cheney has publicly admitted that he order water organ. it is defined as courter is under international law. a pipeline and concord is leaking. officials say it is not a hazard to >>darya: aftershocks continue to rival oklahoma. this comes after that record-setting powerful earthquake hit the state. that was a 5.6 magnitude. there is some of the damage

george wallace refused to turn over records to them. george frank johnson jr. was the presiding judge. he ordered it turned over to the civil-rights commission so they could complete their investigation. that was one of the early times george wallace misled the voters again in alabama, thinking he could do things he could not do. >> kerry in west virginia, welcome to the program. >> i would like to thank c-span for showing us the governor's mansion. i would also like to know about his relationship with j. edgar hoover. how was wallace monitored and did he have an opinion of hoover? >> about his relationship with j. edgar hoover and whether or not he was monitored? >> not really. not in the sense that subversives were. governor wallace constantly praised mr. hoover and relied upon him, particularly for information about the so-called links between civil rights activists and communists. hoover was always leery of wallace, in part because i do not think he could control him. as a result, hoover always told his men to keep hands-off. as a result, there was a distan

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>>dan: thank you, george. as we can see higher travelling costs but 42.5 million of americans according to aaa. 90 percent of these people are going to be driving. this is the highest number since the recession. it is not inexpensive to drive craig? >>craig: gasoline prices are up but down 6¢ since last week. this milipitas shell station is $3.71. they are excepting as as they prepare for their thanksgiving vacation. >> i think people has accepted it. they bring it up a little bit, and complaints. >> yes, it is too high, no matter what. but it is what you have to live with. you pay at, or go elsewhere. >>craig: diesel = $4.29! however, increasing prices expected with the price of oil barrel prices. >>dan: city leaders have collected 1 million t of compost. in san francisco it took 15 years. however, it started in 1996. the company plans to reach the 1 million t in five years. >> and exposed plan has been delayed to ban the plastic bags. customers would have to pay at least 10¢ each. 25 and the following year

george wallace refused to turn over records to them. george frank johnson jr. was the presiding judge. he ordered it turned over to the civil-rights commission so they could complete their investigation. that was one of the early times george wallace misled the voters it again in alabama, thinking he could do things he could not do. >> kerry in west virginia, welcome to the program. >> are like to think seized and for showing us the governor's mansion. i would also like to know about his relationship with j. edgar hoover. how was wallace monitored and did he have an opinion of hoover? >> about his relationship with j. edgar hoover and whether or not he was monitored? >> not really. not in the sense that subversives were. governor wallace constantly praised mr. hoover and relied upon him, particularly for information about the so-called links between civil rights activists and communists. hoover was always leery of wallace. in part because i do not think he could control him. as a result, hoover always told his men to keep a hands-off. as a result, there was a d

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top bridge check of traffic with george. >>george: not a lot of struggle with the commute. we have been looking at a pretty good ride. we're taking a look first at the bay bridge, the west that commute has been hot spot free for the rights of for this morning. the backup is beginning to build westbound, right at the heart of the toll plaza. is moving well. we have an incident free. your ride of the san mateo bridge, highway 92 looks good coming over from hayward. 92 is clear from 880. at the golden gate bridge, the ride has been pretty smooth so far. still a little lighter than usual for the southbound direction. we are getting word of an accident in the south bay. >>george: looking at the ride on a one-to-one northbound, a report of a crashed around the 280 interchange. has the potential to slow the ride. he could become a hot spot if they do not manage to get things cleared quickly. reports are a half mile backup for 101 northbound. this is an area where traffic will start to slow. >>george: 6:39 a.m., we will take a break in the kron4 morning news will be right back. tsk

george washington, to me, is important. he was one of the first people the progressives tried to erase, around 1920, is the first time you hear he was a shape owner. the first time you hear he was a rich, powerful lapped owner. the first time you start hearing all these lies about george washington. >> bill: he was a slave owner, though. >> he was a slave owner, but, bill, wait until you get to the end of the book, you're going to love, love the end of the book on what one of the slaves said at his funeral. it is a different time and he is an honorable man every step of the way. >> bill: and he let the slaves go. >> yes, he did. again, it's a different time. but one thing i really thought was important is they tried to erase this guy for a reason. if you don't have people like abraham lincoln and george washington, you'll never be able to rebuild our country. if you don't know that these were real people that did the hard thing, i mean, abe houston lincoln didn't want to do a lot of stuff he did, neither did george washingt

time seems to be running out for george papandreou. he has told parliament that he is not tied to his post. there is a confidence vote tomorrow. elsewhere, they have already lost confidence in greece. >> that is matthew price reporting from athens. for more on the confusion, we can speak allies to mark low man who was also there. -- we can speak live to mark who was also there. they have had financial chaos, now they have to add political chaos. >> right. an evening of uncertainty follows a day of uncertainty. all we know is that mr. papandreou seems to be rowing back on his plan for referendum. we also know that a confidence vote in the prime minister is still to be held tomorrow in the parliament building just behind me. earlier in the day, it was thought that he would lose that vote because three of his mp's threatened to vote against him. now it seems that he is rowing against the threat. he is hoping for more broad political support here. mr. papandreou's future is very uncertain and it is unclear who will be leading greece in the

george. >>george: pretty decent. already, there are no delays on the major freeways. let us take a closer look at the westbound. you can see towards the first over crossing at the east parking lot. the 880. it is only slow from the top of the ramp it is an early end to the delay westbound. it has been a pretty good commute. as far as the san mateo? it is been incident-free. with a lighter than traffic normal. also problem-free northbound, southbound of the golden gate. still, ithe maout of placental is better than usual towards walnut creek. hon out -- pleasant hill right and livermore. the south bay 280 looking pretty good towards cupertino. the west valley the no. 85 is great from cupertino towards mountain view. no. you were from novado but still slow getting into novado county line area. >> mark. it has been two months today since the occupy movement began. are rest there have been however, berkeley and you see berkeley in sproul hall plaza has been the latest scene for protests and arrests. >>will: yes. there have been at least two people that have refused to lea

osborne what will the people do you want to catch up to where well they are you know george osborne are you looking over your shoulder do you feel comfortable walking the other straights do you know. he might be excited because he seems to be a bit of a submissive and we know this from his history because of course a headline from a few weeks ago was phone hacking and colson helped spin story of george osborne and dominate tricks so apparently george osborne had been involved with some drug taking dominate tricks through the news of the murdoch press broke the story that osborne was caught in a nest of them. he plays. role of submissive that means that the prostitute that he hired spits in his face and slaps him around like a little as they say uptown in the hip hop scene and he loves it he loves to be that's his joy default it could explain why many people say that bankers are the ones responsible for installing leaders that then hand over all the assets of the nation to us so it makes sense that repeatedly in the u.k. since the deregulation the big bang as they call it it's we've

>>darya: let's get an update from george. >>george: so far there are no changes. larkin street is still affected by the closure between mcalester and turks. that is a to block section. it was here at golden gate that it was reported that there was either an underground fire or explosion, a manhole cover popped out. crews are on the scene right now. that is why northbound larkin, an extension of ninth street that carries a fair amount of northbound traffic of the freeway system is being diverted. baba baba that your >> address been and where the feet of mall reopened to northbound large industry. with there is still a car parts in the middle of the intersection. some traffic has been able to get through. around the civic center in the public library, also the golden gate eastbound where it crosses the old story, the traffic into been forced to make a right turn heading south. that is really tying up traffic. around the bay area we are not tracking and the other hot spots. the bridges look great. >>george: there is plenty of sunshine out there, what is in store weat

mid-40s in prince george's county. under the clouds, though, southern maryland and over near the bay, it's near 50 degrees now. sunrise at 7:35. sunset at 6:08. next weekend is when we turn our clocks back one hour. one hour earlier sunrises and one hour earlier sunsets next sunday. by 9:00 this morning we'll be still in the 40s and lots of sunshine. maybe a few lingering clouds to our east and a sunny afternoon coming. we'll have it up in the mid-50s by later this afternoon. a delightful start to november. and then tonight we'll be under a clear sky. should be near 50 by 7:00. by midevening upper 40s. low 40s by midnight and a clear start to tomorrow morning as well in a beautiful autumn day on wednesday. we'll have morning lows in the mid-30s. afternoon highs near 60. on thursday near 40 in the morning. afternoon highs around 60 with a few clouds coming in. a weak area of low pressure passing to our south on friday. may come close enough to us to give us a passing shower. just a small chance of that. a greater chance

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george johnson was just 11 then. but he remembers that night as if it were yesterday. >> that evening just before you went to bed was anyone arguing? >> no. >> was anyone fighting? >> no. >> everyone was getting along? >> it was a nice, quiet night. >> but the night would not stay quiet for long. george and his younger brother david were awakened before dawn. their older sister, susan, said their 30-year-old mother had been shot. >> i told them to stay in the room. i didn't want them to see. they came out anyway. >> i looked into my mother's bedroom, and i couldn't see anything. it was like she was laying there asleep. and i went on into the bathroom, and there was a lot of blood all over the bathroom. so i come back out the bathroom and go into her room, and she was dead. >> when jerry enio, then a young homicide detective, arrived at the scene, he was confronted with three hysterical children. >> the children of course were upset. at that point they were no help at all, especially the two boys. the girl, she was di

there's been a crash on the beltway in prince george's county. southbound on the beltway, towards andrews air force base a with synthetics field with synt -- after pennsylvania avenue, there's an accident. >>> 64 degrees. >> the final four. two dances each. we will look the leader board. >>> on the next "anderson," calculating the fallout from the penn state scandal. 4:00 on abc 7. [ female announcer ] today, your busy schedule demands doing more in less time. which is why we've developed innovative learning tools like our mobile application and phoenixconnect a wordewide academic social network. it's part of our commitment to you and why last year we invested over 1 billion dollars in our students to help them successfully balance work, life and education. ♪ ♪ discover all thahat sets us s apart at phoenix.edu. >>> the final four faced off last night on "dancing with the stars." ricki lake delivers a top finish in first place. reality star rob kardashian in second place, followed by actor a veteran and fan favorite j.r. martinez. hope solo i

i want to pick up on something that george papandreou it is said. he called for honesty in what politicians have to say in dealing with their populations. that is something that we're hearing people talk about in the u.s. in terms of spending cuts. >> yes, it is amazing when you think about this crisis. this has transformed the many ways. this initially starts as a subprime thing and then it starts on the other side of the pond. can you have your political leaders be strong-willed enough to say that they can speak in on his terms verses the temptation, the siren call of putting the knife in the back of a political opponent. >> what we have seen this suggests that maybe you cannot. george papandreou took on some of the vested interest in greek society and the greek economy. the chances are that he will lose his job. >> that is true but at this point, let's put yourself in his shoes. you are called back by the rest of the eu prime ministers and by nicolas sarkozy and barack obama and being told, listen, this is what you will do. you see so much of you

prince george's county had some of the toughest standards in the state. this change merely brings them in line with a lot of other jurisdictions including i should note montgomery county. plus, a story that has a still a lot of you fired. the penn state sex abuse scandal. joe paterno we learned today has volunteered to resign after the season is done. ron from maryland says that is not soon enough. joe paterno's focus forever has been football, football, football and winning, winning winning. john from green belt doesn't understand all the focus on joe paterno? it is not as if joe was an eyewitness. he had hearsay evidence and may not have believe ited. however he did follow policy and passed it on to his superiors. if they didn't act then they are wrong, not joe. maybe the higher ups are using joe as a scape goat for their poor judgment. if you read the grand jury report and what that grad assistant saw there is no way to justify what joe did. check it out on our website at wusa9.com. we will see you at 11 p.m. bye-bye. captions by: caption colorado, llc

to quote george rodney use to introduce elly. robbie she recalled, that for years it was like waving a red flag in his face and i always answered as politically as they could. i think like men think a state. if i were introducing elly peterson as a speaker tonight, i would focus on her many firsts. she was the first woman to run for u.s. senate from michigan. that was back in 18 xt for what they were only two women senators, both of whom had entered congress when they were appointed to fill the seats of their latest news. she was the first woman to share a state republican party. in 1965 people around the country thought she was the first woman to chair in a state party. this was at a time when the chairman of the republican national committee would not permit a female vice chair to fill in if the male party chair could not attend the meetings. it was at a time of the finance committee of the michigan republican party held at meeting at male only clubs. in 1976, peterson was recruited to be cochair at era america, coalition of do

george? >> okay, sam. >>> josh is here with the other stories. it could truly be occupying wall street. >> indeed. a chaotic scene in lower manhattan. we begin with the protesters in the occupy wall street movement, promising to unleash chaos this morning. in san francisco, the protesters stormed a bank of america shouting and blasting air horns. driving employees out the door. at this hour here in new york, protesters are, again, literally attempting to occupy wall street. vowing to shut down the stock exchange. abc's dan harris is in the middle of it all. dan? >> reporter: hey, josh, good morning. protesters are starting to gather in the park behind me. their plan, as you say, is to march on wall street and try to shut it down by blocking people from getting into work. reportedly some of the protesters will dress up in suits and ties to try to blend in with the business people. later today, they say they're going to occupy the subways and march over the brooklyn bridge. city officials say t

like george says, though slowly. >>george: the dow jones is now up 317. this morning we spoke with david tally from marketwatch to give us a few reasons for the turn. >> we are seeing a nice bounce back today. there is some optimistic news out of europe. they're getting their act together on the debt crisis. we had a good retail weekend. there is a little bit of excitement that there is some recovery going on. >> the dow was off over 500 points. that was one of the worst week since the great depression. >>darya: 8:35 a.m.. they are angry about what they consider wall street greed, budget cuts and crackdowns. now, the occupy protesters are planning demonstrations at four different uc campuses. at 8:30 a.m., the board of regents members were planning a discussion and a video conference. will tran and has the latest. >> the barricades are up into the police officers are out to. protesters are not yet here. they are still very increase at the regents, forcing the regents to see here, at least some of them. it will be teleconferencing with other regions from a

george osborne are you looking over your shoulder if you feel comfortable walking other straights to. the fire he might be excited because he seems to be a bit of a submissive and we know this from his history because of course a headline from a few weeks ago was phone hacking and colson helped spin story of george osborne and dominate tricks so apparently george osborne had been involved with some drug taking dominate tricks through the news of the murdoch press broke the story that was born was caught in a nest of them and broglie oh he plays. all of submissive but means that the prostitute that he hired spits in his face and slaps them around like a little bit as they say uptown. he loves it he loves good that's he's jewish. it could explain why many people say that bankers are the ones responsible for installing leaders that then hand over all the assets of the nation to us so it makes sense that repeatedly in the u.k. since the deregulation the big bang as they call it it's we had tories or conservatives in power because they are like the ones they always get caught in weird subm

next headline max tobin tax is a tax on pensioners that will cost one million jobs says chancellor george osborne he says there is not a single banker in the world that is going to pay this tax there are no banks there are going to pay this tax that people who pay this tax are pensioners so if you want to go and introduce a big tax on pensioners and that is the end result but at least be honest about who pays this tax this is george osborne referring to the tobin tax the financial transaction tax max your thoughts this is an admission by osborne that he has absolutely no control over banking terrorists remember when bandar threatened tony blair with the seven seven bombing unless he called off the investigation into the bandar slush fund this is always more saying the same thing he still better than a terrorist he's no better than prince bandar he's not going to tony blair he supports financial terrorists the agent of best financial terrorism george osborne what are the people to do with it that's up to you what are you going to ask learnt are you looking over your shoulder do you feel co

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george thomas is on assignment. sunday november 13th is the international day of prayer for the persecuted church. christians all over the world will ask god to help those suffering for christ. one such nation is the west african country of nigeria. places of worship are burned and christians killed simply for believing in jesus. gary lane has more. >> reporter: as christians around the world gather to pray for their persecuted brothers and sisters in christ, open doors president carl muller says it is important to know how to pray for them. >> they don't ask that persecution would stop. they pray instead they would be strong in the midst of persecution and empower them to be bold witnesses. >> one country particular in concern is nigeria. more than 2,000 christians killed last year in clashes with muslim extremists in northern nigerian states. they were killed by boko haram in borno and yobe states. several churches destroyed. several others bombed this past summer. >> boko haram is another one of these extremist o

>>george: good morning. it is slow throughout the bay area. 9:15 the areas in addition are showing this ride from the san mateo. even before san mateo towards mountain view is below limit traffic. 90 percent of that below the mid are speeds below 25 m.p.h. that is why this drive time has climbed to 47 minutes from burlingame towards mountain view. that is usually only 20 minutes. it is over twice the normal time it. frankly, the 280 is not that great of an alternative. the 94 could also take some time and pockets of slow and go on the 92. maybe you are better off just to delay your departure. >> the bridges not bad. the westbound computeshould commute is looking good even though volume is heavy on the san mateo the drive times are good 13 minutes. remember, coming off of the 92 the 101. there also is in eastbound lombard accident on that that nest towards civic center. because of that doyle drive is backed up. it could even get backed up all the way to do the cemetery. near van ness towards civic center. mar

one leading newspaper called george papandreou of the lord of chaos. they say they are embarrassed and frustrated that greece is once again at the eye of the storm. they are embarrassed that greece has called anger is so much with people like angola merkel and nicolas sarkozy. although they are opposed to the bailout plan and austerity measures, they are in favor of the continuing membership in the euro zone, and that is what george papandreou was hoping for. if there is a referendum on whether or not greece should remain part of the euro, he could still last a few days or months, however long it would be to steer grees through this crisis, but it is extremely uncertain. he is facing calls for his resignation, and there is still intense political instability to add to its financial woes. >> thanks very much, mark. and as we heard, the g-20 summit which was to deal with the global crisis was derailed by the event in greece. they are terrified of the economic fallout from that one small country. for more on how people are reacting, we have this report fr

george osborne are you looking over your shoulder do you feel comfortable walking other straights do you know. he might be excited because he seems to be a bit of a submissive and we know this from his history because of course a headline from a few weeks ago was phone hacking and the colson helped spin story of george osborne and dominate tricks so apparently george osborne had been involved with some drug taking dominate tricks through the news of the murdoch press broke the story that osborne was caught in and out of them. he claims. all of submissive that means that the prostitute that he hired spits in its face and slaps him around like a little as they say of town and the hip hop scene he loves it he loves me that's his joy. it could explain why many people say that bankers are the ones responsible for installing leaders that then hand over all the assets of the nation to us so it makes sense that repeatedly in the u.k. since the deregulation the big bang as they call it it's we've had tories or conservatives in power because they are like the ones they always get caught in wei

osborne one of the people good with the customs you were well they give george osborne you look over your shoulder do you feel comfortable walking the other straits kill you . he might be excited because he seems to be a bit of a submissive and we know this from his history because of course a headline from a few weeks ago was phone hacking and the colson helped spin story of george osborne and dominate tricks so apparently george osborne had been involved with some drug taking dominate tricks of the news of the murdoch press broke the story that osborne was caught in and out of them and broglie oh he plays. are all of submissive that means that the prostitute that he hired secrets in his face and slaps him around like a little as they say down in the park scene and he loves it he loves that's his joy to it could explain why many people say that bankers are the ones responsible for installing leaders but then hand over all the assets of the nation to us so it makes sense that repeatedly in the u.k. since the deregulation big bang as they call it it's we've had tories or conservatives

osborne what will the people do when they catch up to where what will they do george osborne are you looking over your shoulder do you feel comfortable walking the other straights do you know. he might be excited because he seems to be a bit of a submissive and we know this from his history because of course a headline from a few weeks ago was phone hacking and the colson helped spin story of george osborne and dominate tricks so apparently george osborne had been involved with some drug taking dominate tricks through the news the murdoch press broke the story that osborne was caught in a nest of them. he pushed. all of submissive that means that the prostitute that he hired spits in its face and slaps him around like a little as they say uptown in the hip hop scene and he loves it he loves to be that's his joy default it could explain why many people say that bankers are the ones responsible for installing leaders that then hand over all the assets of the nation to us so it makes sense that repeatedly in the u.k. since the deregulation the big bang as they call it it's we've had tor

prime minister george papandreou? what should he do now? >> resign, please. >> any government that comes in will have tocuts, a tougher ausy measures. >> i know. i know. >> you and your family will have to suffer more, will vion't you? >> we are going to have to live on 500 euros. cost of living is equal to that of london. how does that seem to you? >> an athens housewife's speaking to me earlier about just how tough it is living in athens as the crisis continues. a couple of other stories for you. a qantas a-380 has landed safely in dubai after engine problems. the aircraft had more than 280 people on it. last year, a qantas a-380 had a similar issue and had in explosion. the united states wants a group of pro-palestinian activists not to -- much more on all our news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. union bank. and shell. >> this is kim - about to feel one of his favorite sensations. at shell, we're developing m

esta estudiante de la universidad de george mason planea acudir a las urnas manaÑa..."necesitas george mason y como estudiante yo estoy trabajando para una voz para los latinos, es bien importante para votar para nuestra gente, ser una voz para nuestra gente" en el tema de educacion, el acta del sueÑo es una de las prioridades para miles de estudiantes... "como joven latino, tengo muchos compañeros que no pudieron entrar a la universidad por el hecho de los papeles, espero que tambien los democratas o cualquiera, republicanos o democratas los puedan ayudar de esa manera" sin embargo, estudiantes como elmer esta desilucionado con el partido democrata.... "como obama prometio mucho para los hispanos que iba a pasar una ley de inmigracion y no la pasaron, entonces que pasen las promesas, que no solo tengan el apoyo de los votantes, pero tambien hagan lo que ellos dicen que van a hacer" "recuerde que en virginia las urnas abriran desde las seis de la maÑana hasta las siete de la noche. en la universidad de george mason, maria rosa lucchini univision" miles de personas pr