tell us about miriam's house? >> we merged with miriam's house about three years ago. miriam's house was opened about the same time our flagship building at n street was opened. their ministry, 21 units up florida avenue was for women with hiv/aids. that was a very important ministry. but as financial times got difficult, we realized we had similar missions and it would be in all our interests to merge. hiv/aids situation has changed significantly. women came there to die in the early years. now women are able to sustain their lives with the medicines they they get. miriam's house, it was a wonderful extension of n street village. >> what are your thoughts about the problems in the city, the district has now dealing with homelessness and trying to close the old d.c. general shelter and get families out of there and into transitional and personal meant housing. >> we're part of about 60 non-profits that advocate on homelessness and issues of affordable housing. that's one of the issues we rallied around this spring and got coverage about the abysmal situation at d.c. ge

have a strong opinion but we don't expect the change to effect us one way or another with with regards miriam and charles. >> next speaker >> good evening. i'm bryant i live telegraph hill for 12 years i'm an old roommate of bruno i'd like to take the tint i know that time is limited i'd like to go through the list of support of individuals when the north beach association, responding and helmet and miriam phil's and charles and teresa johnson and lauren gray williams and sharon mendosa and natalie and john doe i didn't and peter and craig and jan and mike dar darla danny heather, rebecca and reaping and allen la away listen and matthew and lisa and jackie and sam grant and denice and jose and annabel bryant me cantor and matt, heather johnson and claudia so each one of those individuals have written a letter in support many are recipe at north beach as well as business owners. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm a long time resident and property owner during the development of my property i faced a lot of issues with the city and bruno helped me as i was going through my

[singing >> that was miriam makeba in 1991. she died in 2008. you are honoring her here in 2014 at carnegie hall wednesday night. .> she died the circle is completed. that voice is what gets me going every morning. that strength, that silent power and fire. we all have it. let's unleash it for good causes, for the betterment of , to love one another in the together in a peaceful world. >> can you sing something for us? are you up to it? >> we can do that, is he. which one do you want? >> whatever you choose. [singing] >> and what does that song mean? >> it is a lullaby. i love that song. before she died, she said we lullabies. album of and when countries decide to go to war, we should play to them to remind them that every child soldier has a mother that has sung a lullaby to. for us to understand that if you work for peace, we get the benefits of it. >> when i last saw you at the people's, smart said to her 21st and you saying right there at 61st in central park west, there were a lot of cops there. one of them was african-american. he turned a

. >> no, no, no, olvÍdate de eso, miriam. la peluquerÍa esta cerrada hasta nueva orden, por ahorita cero transas, mamacita, tenemos que andar bien derechitas. >> pues asÍ bien derechitas vamos a recoger todo este m----- y vamos a abrir la peluquerÍa, porque yo necesito juntar toda la plata posible para traerme a mi pela'o. asÍ me toque quedarme dÍa y noche cortando pelo, ¿me entendÉs? >> ay, por cierto, miriam, te vino a buscar rufino y dice que tiene algo muy importante que decirte. >>ay, ese es otro que no sirve pa'nada. no quiero saber nada de Él. a mÍ lo Único que me interesa en este momento es camellar. ¡quiÚbo, pues! >> ¡camellar! esta arepera, ¿qÉe ch--- dijo? >> ¡pues trabajar, gÜey! Ándale. [♪] [♪] >> ¿el indio amaro? empanada tiene tratos con el indio amaro? p--- orlando, ademÁs de alacran, mafioso; me cae que miriam no sabe con quiÉn estÁ metida. [♪] >>¡dios mÍo, me matan! ¡ayuda! >>¿adÓnde vas? >>¡dÉjame! ¡yo no...! [puÑetazos] [exclamaciones de dolor] >>¡dÉjala en paz! [golp

i have volunteered at before. >> love miriam's kitchen. >> wonderful organization. they help so many people around this time when it's so cold outside. they don't have a warm meal. >> i'm only going to tell you this once. >> oh, boy. >> put your helmet on. we're a little concerned about you. >> i'm a little concerned about me, too. >> it's as easy as riding a bike is there that's what they say. but the last bike i rode was a huffy. i said when i brake, i pedal backwards? he said that's not how these work and my executive producer e-mailed me saying i hope you don't die. >> maybe we should just wrap her up in bubble wrap and send her out. >> if it was a sunrise ride, i would be worried about you. it is cold out there this morning. by the time we get towards lunchtime, temperatures are up in the 40s. nice recovery coming our way. man, oh, man, is it cold outside this morning. skies are mostly clear. great start to the weekend. on our city camera this morning, early morning sky color starting to appear. sun is up a minute or two before 7:00 am. still waiting on sunrise

miriam's kitchen. >> i love miriam's kitchen. thank you, tom and melissa. >>> 6:22. you still have plenty of time to help a needy family. >> all day nbc 4 is collecting donations as part of our food for families campaign. pat lawson-news has more now. good morning, pat. >> reporter: good morning. you know, thanksgiving is such a special time of year for us. most of us are busy getting ready for family and friends and of course thanksgiving dinner. too many of us, though, will not get thanksgiving dinner. that's why food for families is so important. every year, with the help of our friends and community partners at georgetown who got together and collected hundreds of thousands of cans of food last week were able to put thanksgiving dinner on the tables of thousands of needy families. but we need your help to do it. you can make a donation of any size sometime today. call our phone banks. volunteers are at the phones right now. call 202-885-4949. with me here at verizon center is our director of community affairs, eye aoe that. this means so much to everybody every y

great experience, great cause. 12 miles picking up canned goods for miriam's kitchen. a little sore this morning but definitely worth it and a whole lot of fun. good bonding experience. very fun. taking a look here at eastbound traffic headed to the bay bridge. it is shut down. we're getting a little bit of movement. just spoke with police. it should completely reopen in the next 10 minutes. high wind warning on the bridge with a disabled tractor trailer blocking things there. 15 at jefferson pike, new crash there. and inner loop before 50, two right lanes blocked there. taking a wider look at things, overall looking good. things slowly quite nicely. 66 and 95, no major problems. 270 coming up at 5:31. >>> 5:24. investigators are saying exhaustion may be the cause of a deadly bus crash in northern california. it slipped and the top was sheered off this weekend. a tour group was on the bus. one man died. >>> ravens players and broadcasters tweeted about what happened saying there was hardly even a delay. . >>> they call it monday morning quarterbacking. and this morning

miriam perez was arrested for drunk driving. maryland state police charged her with dui. she has been suspended with pay. that is the fifth prince george coun. let's take a turn over to stormteam 4. you are going to need an extra layer or two >>> layer up, everybody. whether you are saying in or going out, because the wind and cold are here to say for the next 24 hours. still plenty of clouds overhead. a few drizzle drops from annapolis just to calvert county. nothing coming down in the beltway so the vast majority of us are dry. but temperatures are cold. when you factor in the wind, wind chills are at or below the freezing mark. a cold night ahead. even more wind and cold tomorrow. more about that coming up. when is the warm-up? there is a warm-up coming. >>> high school students go back to school monday and will start the day with a prayer. they will honor dominic petty who was killed on the beltway. at 2 in the morning on saturday their car broke down. they were on the shoulder waiting for help when a jeep slammed into the car. the woman driving the jeep was also hurt

all the proceeds benefit were miriam's kitchen. >> always a part of giving back. such an important reminder this time of the year. >> it was very fun. we are very, very sore. i couldn't make it up capitol hill. >> it is a hill. that's for sure. pretty steep grade. we went over to independence, eastern market, glen's market. 21st and g. a great way to see our on city. it really is. >> you got a little tour. >> and there's safety in numbers too. a whole group of us going along. >> and the traffic was good too. they saw we were on a charity ride. people were very good about giving us room to get on by. we appreciate that too. >> we are excited about the warmth today. >> yes. and then you'll be sad by wednesday. storm team 4 radar showing most of the rain is over. radar is zooming in showing a few lingering sprinkles it is drifting north and east and heading right into the metro area. we're going to have this light rain another hour or so. then it will begin to dry out. all the streets are wet. mild morning. it is downright balmy. near the bay waters, annapolis, 56. n

everything will benefit miriam's kitchen. waterfront 11:30, noonish. >> good weather today. >> bright sn schein. most of your weekend nothing to worry about. couple of showers coming in after dark tomorrow. that's about the only weather impact. >> all right. thank you, chuck. >>> that's going to do it for this edition of news 4 today. thank you so much for joining us. >> we're back here tomorrow morning at 6:00. until then, have a great saturday, everybody.

. >> reporter: miriam is five years old. the free school lunch is the main reason she is in school. otherwise she'd be at home, helping on the farm. today's meal is a local maize dish with palm nut soup. school feeding had a huge impact on classroom attending. there's no evidence to suggest it translates into better or improved results for a child. at this school, some children turn up from other areas just to have lump here. ♪ ♪ if you're happy and you know it clap your hands ♪ >>> there has been a 30% increase in enrolment. according to the chief executive, there's other factors that influence a child's schooling. >> we need school uniforms. some of them work through. we need them. they are coming to school and after eating they will not come. >> the programme is running at a deficit. many caterers are preparing meals at their own cost because they have not been paid for the last academic year. the government allowance is $0.15 per child per day. >> the price of school. we buy 15 kilograms of life. 50 is no more for me to provide quality food for the children. the man that o

bike ride and scavenger hunt to benefit miriam's kitchen. savannah guthrie, al roker, melissa mollet, tom kierein and myself. >> and you. >> drag the husband out, too. we'll be riding at the georgetown waterfront around 11:00, 11:30. the bike ride actually starts at noon. >> you'll be easy to spot. you'll be wearing this dress and a helmet. >> i'm going to lose the heels. >> good call. good call on the -- got to change the shoes. clip-in shoes for you. >> it's going to be chilly. >> you bet. >> warming up a little bit today, chuck? >> warming up but if you're going to be out, warming your bike, any time you start increasing the breeze, you're going to be a little bit windchilled out there. not much of a breeze blowing courtesy of mother nature. once you're on your bike you're going to want to be layered up. otherwise you will be cold. we've had a cold pattern around here now for a long, long time. it's a bright and sunny start. today is the perfect ten, you guys. today will make ten days in a row, all colder than average. maybe it's an imper

i think it's dumbing down our society almost. >> thank you, miriam. thank you, amy jo. appreciate it. the book is called "right for a reason: life, liberty, and a crapload of common sense." >> thank you. >> thank you for joining us. we're going to talk about marijuana right now. >> oh, fantastic. >> marijuana legislation on the ballot in alaska, florida as well as d.c. but in colorado the rocky mountain high has been legal for almost a year. when we come right back we're going to take a tour of a pot factory there. [ female announcer ] we help make secure financial tomorrows a reality for over 19 million people. [ susan ] my promotion allowed me to start investing for my retirement. transamerica made it easy. [ female announcer ] everyone has a moment when tomorrow becomes real. transamerica. transform tomorrow. tr♪nsamerica. i thought it'd be bigger. ♪ ♪ (dad) there's nothing i can't reach in my subaru. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru,a subaru. you know.... there's a more enjoyable way to get your fiber. try phillips fi

. >> miriam is five years old, her teacher says the free school lunch is the main reason she's in school, otherwise she'd be at home, helping on the farm. today's meal is a local dish with palm nut soup. school feeding had a huge impact on classroom attendance, there's no evidence to suggest it translates into the best results for a child. in this school some children turn out from other areas to have lunch here. [ singing ] >>> there has been a 30% increase in enrolment since the school joined the programme three years ago. according to the district chief executive there are many other factors that influence the child's schooling. >> the needs, the material for aid, learning. for example, teachers - we need school uniforms, material for the children. some children are barefooted. some have tattered uniforms. we need these things. so they are coming to school, and after eating. >> reporter: the programme is running at a deficit. caterers are preparing meals at their own cost, because they have not been paid for the last year. the allowance is about $0.15 per child per day. >> the price o

. >> miriam is five years old. her teacher says the free school lunch is the main reason she's in school. otherwise she'd be at hope, helping on the family farm. today's meal is a local maize dish with palm nut soup. school feeding has had a huge impact on classroom attendance. there's nothing to say it translated in a better child. some children turn out from other areas to have lunch here. >> there has been a 30% increase in enroll. since the school joined the programme. according to the district chief executive there are other factors that influence a child's schooling. >> you need all the materials. for example, teachers need school june forms, some of that are loved. they need them. they are coming to school, and after they have eaten, they will come. >>> they are running out of deficits. caterers are preparing meals at their own cost because they have not been paid for the last lot. the government allowance is about $0.15 per child per day. >> the price our school has. we buy the rice. it is used to buy quali

the first woke miriam peacock. >> then about 30 seconds to a minute later, i heard another gunshot and then i heard the other fellow, i get, it was the other fellow, screaming help, help, help help. >> reporter: the wounded man was rushed to san francisco general but he died there. investigators say this was a robbery that ended with the victim being shot. the man was walking along the street with two other people according to police when five people confronted his group. that confrontation for some reason ended with gunfire. peacock has lived here for almost 50 years and she tells me dubose triagele has its share of crime but this kind of violence is unusual. >> it does have its late-night revelers but murder right here in front of my favorite restaurant. [laughter] >> it's terrible. >> reporter: a stunning crime but neighbors say this is still a great place to live. >> i feel safe here. i don't feel any less safe because of this. it's a terrible thing. >> reporter: police have not identified the man killed this morning or said if he lived in this area. and investigators are still sor

. >> reporter: miriam wonders if they singled out the girl because of her hispanic heritage. >> i think vivian stood out. >> we have had issues with students not coming in who were residents in the district. >> reporter: they deny race plays a role. but they decided vivian will not be kicked out. >> the student is going to remain enrolled in the district at this time. >> i'm thrilled to hear the news. i'm still upset that we have been put through this in the first place. >> reporter: vivian just wants to stay in school with the teacher she likes. >> miss doyle is nice. the best teacher i have had. >> reporter: ryan takeo, kpix5. >> that family says either way, they will give the school board an earful at the next district meeting. >>> can you tell if this stuff is real or fake? tonight, the easy way to spot holiday knock offs. >> frantic moments trying to save two young boys buried in snow. tonight, hear what they went through their minds as they waited hour to be freed. >> and tonight, we meet an internet star bringing holiday spirit to the bay area. can you believe he is only 13 years

the hard work of our communications team, including tucker martin, paul logan, garrett hawkins, and miriam roth, and social media director eric wilson, who helped us build a community of support. my friend phil found the time even though he was in the midst of a slew of governors races around the country. last but not least, i have to thank my right hand man, kyle. we traveled 56,000 miles together and did not kill one another. [laughter] we went whatever the campaign sent us. by the end of it all, sometimes we were not sure. warner campaign headquarters or our own? kyle, thank you very much. [applause] [laughter] and finally, i think my family. cassie was my most effective surrogate on the campaign trail. we are blessed by a wonderful marriage, and i am a very lucky man. [applause] she is with ed, as you can see, and i am with her. john, kerry, molly were supportive and understanding throughout this campaign, knowing it was going to take me away from our very close family at times. losing is never easy, that it is made easier by knowing they are there for me and i will have more time to b

. >> reporter: miriam wonders if they singled out the girl because of her hispanic heritage. >> i think vivian stood out. >> we have had issues with students not coming in who were residents in the district. >> reporter: they deny race plays a role. but they decided vivian will not be kicked out. >> the student is going to remain enrolled in the district at this time. >> i'm thrilled to hear the news. i'm still upset that we have been put through this in the first place. >> reporter: vivian just wants to stay in school with the teacher she likes. >> miss doyle is nice. the best teacher i have had. >> reporter: ryan takeo, kpix5. >> that family says either way, they will give the school board an earful at the next district meeting. >>> can you tell if this stuff is real or fake? tonight, the easy way to spot holiday knock offs. >> frantic moments trying to save two young boys buried in snow. tonight, hear what they went through their minds as they waited hour to be freed. >> and tonight, we meet an internet star bringing holiday spirit to the bay area. spirit to the bay area. can you bel

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dÉbil de salud pero que seguÍa escribiendo y tambiÉn hablÓ del legado de la fundaciÓn de su padre, miriam guzmÁn con la historia. >> es la vecindad del chavo donde hacÍa de las suyas el famoso personaje de roberto gÓmez bolaÑos y ella es la hija menor del comediante quien estÁ entregada en cuerpo y alma a la fundaciÓn chespirito. >> la idea fue institucionalizar la ayuda que chespirito ya daba de por sÍ a algunas instituciones y organizaciones. lo hacia de manera muy discreta y Él no consideraba que hubiera necesidad realmente de hacer pÚblico del conocimiento de la gente el apoyo quedaba. -- que daba. >> comenzÓ en el aÑo 2008 para ayudar a la niÑez mexicana. >> la intenciÓn es ayudar a los niÑos de bajos recursos en salud, educaciÓn e integración familiar. >> asÍ se fue cumpliendo el sueÑo de chespirito. >> es una satisfacciÓn muy grande para Él y para mi es un gran orgullo colaborar con eso. cuando ves los frutos y los niÑos contentos y las madres agradecidas... es muy difÍcil de describir la alegrÍa, es mucho el crecimiento por la oportunidad. >> escuchamos de s

this is miriam noel. she was quite unstable, a drug addict. she was kind of artistic and a flamboyant kind of way that he likes. and then that the real next woman in his life was in the life of h. his wife became insanely jealous they called the sheriff to the gates of taliesin. huge sites over the mortgage here. so what was -- he was responsible in the sense he had chosen her, but she was also kind of out of control in here dirty now choices and. they were about to get divorced when it became clear there was another woman and she was pregnant. at that point, all bets were off and there was huge public fight. finally, there was a settlement and miriam went away and at the beginning of the depression they created the fellowship. the creative taliesin last. they were a wonderful couple. it was a very good lap this time in his life. but they finally settled into a very placid and really regal time of his life in the last decades when he was being called on to design all kinds of things all over the country and in fact all over the world. they had

officials suspended corporal miriam perez after she was arrested for drunk driving. she was off duty at the time. perez has been on patrol as an officer for eight years. she's the fifth prince george's police officer suspended since august. three of those officers are charged with assault. one face as theft charge and another was also charged with drunk driving. >>> new this morning, prince george's cy police are investigating the death of a community college student in college park. last night police responded to a 9111 call of an unconscious man on berwyn house road. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. police say there's not a sign of r in the man's lcohol was death. >>> new this morning. a ride at disney world catchs fire. this happened in maj kingdom. during the fireworks fell, ash fell on the seven dwarfs ride. someone at the park shot this video. the fire department saying the fire was put out i >>> in decision 2014, d.c. voters are expected to approval legalizing marijuana in just two days. this week the council started work anything yurg out how it will b

youavl today to ride wi us to help miriam's kit iinelth hun goodea rr with aftno highs into the low to mid 4. sunday increasing clouds. mon soaring into the upper 60s. mighge isolated shower. firslo thanksgiving, the the bi getaway day tuesday and wednes good for that. pary cloudy for thanksgiving with highs reaching the other 40s. nexteand traffic on the 1s, bus stop freezing friday forest coming up in 10 minus. now melissa is looking at any prob on the commute. >>> just volume building. thiss yo see the monerty lot. all e gethr ligh on getting ready for scho. thgy. fir o in manassas, a dri beeen amherst and fain alls blocked. our altte sudley road. of seve this situation froyed in suitland. eastun silver hill at brooks drive. we he e bound lanes clo weso lanes are open for you this m. over in pretty typical. slow top of the beltway, georgia aven. st e beltway, as you head rd on 395. 66 and 95 looking pretty typil. slow spot 95 through dale city. belty, central avenue, moving righalong. i'm b in 10 minutes >> 6:22. we wao help you get ready for on of the biggest holiday shoin da of th

i really share your concern, miriam. i can't believe that many of the people i've worked with in azerbaijan are behind bars. and tom was on this point that we need to use our political leadership to stand up to this. carl made this point, too. democracy isn't just a program. it's also using our moral leadership to say you that can't get away with this. and holding a state to the commitments that they'd made. so i've seen azerbaijan and donors have more money. and i've seen a horrific program -- i think mostly aid-funded programs in uzbekistan and azerbaijan gongos. and you can't quote one to be taken seriously as a democratic reform. >> for those of you who don't speak the language. agongo is a fake ngo. >> and there's plenty of them in the rejoem. when there's no one to fund, put the money in countries where there's no openness, ukraine, moldova and georgia. does that cover it it -- >> i'm sorry, i think we'll have to move along. yes, this gentleman in the middle here. >> thanks. ira strauss i'm ahead of something calle

officials suspended kofrm miriam perez after she was arrested for drink driving. she was off duty at the time. maryland state police charged her with dui. perez has been a patrol officer for eight years. the fifth prince george's county police officer suspended since august. three of those officers are charged with assault. one faces a theft charge and another was also charged with drunk driving. >>> as part of decision 2014, d. v. kroiters are expected to approve legalizing marijuana in two days. the new law would legalize marijuana in the district for those 21 and over. opinion polls show two-thirds of voters support legalizing marijuana. >> this is the beginning. it's not going to be perfect, but at least we're starting. >> i want to grow cannabis next year. i've never had the opportunity to legally grow cannabis. >> even if approved tuesday, legal marijuana may not exist here until 2016. that's because the d.c. bill must remain under congressional review through next spring. then city officials will tak least six more months to write regulations. if you plan o

miriam. >> si me miras asÍ me das miedo. >> por eso cobrÓ. >> un papel maravilloso. >> hasta cuÁndo le vas a hacer la vida imposible a la pobre esmeralda, la gata. >> a la maldita gata, la odio. >> esa misma cara la vi anoche en la telenovela. >> fuimos al basurero, la maldita gata se hubiera quedado ahÍ, para quÉ sale para quedarse con mi hijo. >> en la verdad te llevas muy bien con maite, la prensa estaba diciendo que no se llevaban bien, pero maite dijo que se llevaban muy bien. y comparten fotos en las redes sociales. >> claro, maite es una tipaza es la segunda novela que compartimos, por supuesto yo le hago la vida de cuadritos, pero compartimos, despuÉs de estar ocho meses en el foro juntas, ahÍ estÁn las fotografÍas de cÓmo nos odiamos, pero uno tiene que actuar, son personajes. >> aparte de esta yendo perfecto en tu carrera, creo tambiÉn la cuestiÓn familiar va muy bien, cÓmo estÁ doÑa eva. >> muy bien, estÁ feliz, ahora debe estar en una de sus clases de yoga, o circulaciones sanas. >> ¿es cierto? >> sÍ, mi abuela tiene 96 aÑos, descubrÍ en mÉxico un lugar

castaÑeda para compartirnos su caso, buenos dÍas a las dos, miriam, voy a comenzar contigo, ¿quÉ crees que es mejor para tus hijos? ¿ser amiga o mamÁ? >> en esa Época que nuestros hijos estÁn tan expuestos a la internet creo que debemos ser mÁs amigas que mamás. >> no se te ha sido difÍcil la disciplina? >> es un poquito difÍcil, te digo la verdad, he tenido varias veces que ponerme dura, miradas fuertes, para que las niÑas, tÚ sabes, no se pasen de la confianza y pasen a perder el respeto, pero creo que tengo el apoyo de un matrimonio estable en mi casa, entonces entre los dos ponemos los puntos sobre las Íes, como decimos. >> creo que es clave, que es el de los dos.¿es bueno ser amiga de los hijos? >> si funcionando para ella en todo este tiempo, excelente, pero en general no funciona, ser amiga de tus hijos en la adolescencia es complicado, los amigos no imponen estructura, no imponen las reglas que necesita el adolescente para poder encaminarlos, y cuando tratamos de hacer esto como padres puede causar confusiÓn entre el adolescente. >> cuÁles serÍan las recomendacio

i was thinking of other words that were i am-y, but the only one is will.i.am and miriam. so i just was like, i'm going to rock mir.i.am. >> jimmy: but i mean, we were here. do you remember this? how it all went down? >> yeah, i came here to do "it's my birthday" with cody wise. and then, afterwards, we were in the back, sound-checking. i was like, "yo, ew." and you were like, "do you know that?" i'm like, "yo, i love that." every time you get one of those, i like share them around and show everybody. because it's like one of my favorite sketches that you do. and then i was like, "you should make a song out of that." >> jimmy: then, i wouldn't -- i didn't leave the room. i was like, "wait, what? you just said make a song about it. let's do it. let's make a song about it." [ laughter ] i was like, "but you said it. i didn't say it. you said it." >> and then, i went home. a lot of times people always say, in our industry, "yo, let's hook up. let's connect." and then nothing ever happens. so, i was like, let me not let that happen and just make the song right now. and then em

host: ok, thank you for calling, miriam. "the new york times" today -- "the state department targeted by hackers." the fourth agency computer breach. department on sunday became the fourth government agency to announce a breach of its computer system in recent weeks, after infiltration forced the agency to temporarily shut down its unclassified enough system and public websites. the breach, which the agency said it did not affect any of its classified systems, followed a similar one involving the unprecedented assistance of the white house last month." the deadline is being extended for general motors accident claims. here is a picture of ken feinberg, who we know very well on this network from being part of lots of these types of cases. he was hired by gm to administrate the fund. families will have an extra month now to submit claims, it says here. democrat.da, caller: good morning. badderstand the shutdown is , but people also need to understand how many families are being divided, how many unlawful things are happening b

[applause] >> miriam adams accepting on behalf of her uncle, private joe gandara. private joe gandara distinguished himself by acts of gallantry and intrepidity above and beyond the call of duty while serving with company d, 2d battalion, 507th parachute infantry regiment, 17th airborne division during combat operations against an armed enemy in amfreville, france on june 9, 1944. on that day, private gandara's detachment came under devastating enemy fire from a strong german force, pinning the men to the ground for a period of four hours. private gandara voluntarily advanced alone toward the enemy position. firing his machinegun from his hip as he moved forward, he destroyed three hostile machineguns before he was fatally wounded. private gandara's extraordinary heroism and selflessness at the cost of his own life, above and beyond the call of duty, are in keeping with the highest traditions of military service and reflect great credit upon himself, his unit and the united states army. [applause] >> alfonzo lara accepting on behalf of his brother, private first cl

i really share your concern, miriam. i can't believe that many of the people i've worked with in azerbaijan are behind bars. and i think tom was really clear on this point, that we need to use our political and moral leadership to stand up for them. carl made this point, too. democracy isn't just a program. it's also using our moral leadership to say you that can't get away with this. and holding a state to the commitments that they'd made. so i've seen azerbaijan and donors have more money. and i've seen a horrific program -- i think mostly aid-funded programs in uzbekistan and azerbaijan gongos. on and i don't think we should be funding gongos. we need to be doing a better job figuring out who is and who is not. you can't quote and take seriously some as a democratic reformer. >> for those of you who don't speak the language. a gongo is a fake ngo. >> and there's plenty of them in the regime." we need to do due diligence. when there's no one to fund, put the money in countries where there is more openness. mainly in th

finally, there was a settlement and miriam went away and they were here at the beginning of the depression to fight it and they created the taliesin fellowship, and the taliesin west, they were a wonderful couple. it was a very relentless time in his life. really pleasant and regal time of his life, in the last decades when he was being called on to design all kinds of things all over the country and all over the world's and they had quite a fine life. some criticize him at the time for being almost like grandees is that they had this live in group of slaves called apprentices serving their beck and call and cooking their meals because these fellows were not studying architecture, and cutting the wood and cooking the meals and cooking the meals, and being required to give formal concert in black tie every week but this was also, they liked it because -- they still like it because it is part of the taliesins style of bringing civilization and the good life and high case into the countryside. he always said he thought maybe god disapproved of his life but approved of his work. >> booktv rece

i really share your concern, miriam. i can't believe that many of the people i've worked with in azerbaijan are behind bars. and tom was on this point that we need to use our political leadership to stand up to this. carl made this point, too. democracy isn't just a program. it's also using our moral leadership to say you that can't get away with this. and holding a state to the commitments that they'd made. so i've seen azerbaijan and donors have more money. and i've seen a horrific program -- i think mostly aid-funded programs in uzbekistan and azerbaijan agon gongos. and you can't quote one to be taken seriously as a democratic reform. >> for those of you who don't speak the language. agongo is a fake ngo. >> and we have to do our due diligence. when there's no one to fund, put the money in countries where there's no openness, ukraine, moldova and georgia. does that cover it it -- >> i'm sorry, i think we'll have to move along. yes, this gentleman in the middle here. >> thanks. ira strauss i'm ahead of something calle

the hard work of our communications team, including tucker martin, paul logan, garrett hawkins, and miriam roth, and social media director eric wilson, who helped us build a community of support. my friend phil cox found the time even though he was in the midst of a slew of governors races around the country. last but not least, i have to thank my right hand man, kyle. we traveled 56,000 miles together and did not kill one another. [laughter] we went whatever the campaign sent us. by the end of it all, sometimes we were not sure. who made us more mad, the warner campaign headquarters or our own? kyle, thank you very much. [applause] [laughter] and finally, i thank my family. kathy was my most effective surrogate on the campaign trail. we are blessed by a wonderful marriage, and i am a very lucky man. [applause] she is with ed, as you can see, and i am with her. john, kerry, molly were supportive and understanding throughout this campaign, knowing it was going to take me away from our very close family at times. losing is never easy, but it is made easier by knowing they are there for me an

appreciate the hard work of our communications team, paulding tucker martin, logan, garrett hawkins, and miriam roth, and social media director eric wilson, who helped us build a community of support. my friend bill found the time even though he was in the midst of a slew of governors races around the country. last but not least, i have to thank my right hand man, kyle. we traveled 56,000 miles together and did not kill one another. [laughter] we went whatever the campaign sent us. i the end of it all, sometimes we were not sure. at warner campaign headquarters or our own? kyle, thank you very much. [applause] [laughter] finally, i think my family. cassie was my most effective surrogate on the campaign trail. we are blessed by a wonderful marriage, and i am a very lucky man. [applause] she is with ed, as you can see, and i am with her. kerry, molly were supportive and understanding throughout this campaign, knowing it was going to take me away from our very close family at times. losing is never easy, that it is made easier by knowing there for me, and -- knowing they are there for me and i wil

garrett hawkins and miriam roth. media director eric well son who helped us build a community of support. last but not least, i have to man, my right has been kyle mccole began, we travel 56,000 miles together, didn't kill one another. we just went wherever the campaign september us and by the all, sometimes we the other of campaign headquarters or our own. kyle, thank you very much. [applause] i thank my family. kathy was my most effective the campaign trail. we are blessed by a wonderful and i am a very lucky man. [applause] she's with ed, as can you see, and i'm with her. john, care re: and molly were supportive, throughout this campaign, knowing that it would family.away from the losing is never easy, but it's they will bethat there for me and i will have more time for them. bewould have been miss to called senator, but the best thing i have ever been called is dad. [applause] and i are fact, kathy leaving from here for parents weekend at our daughter's college. so let me conclude by saying thank you all. are on

i really share your concern, miriam. i can't believe that many of the people i've worked with in azerbaijan are behind bars. and i think tom was really clear on this point, that we need to use our political and moral leadership to stand up for them. carl made this point, too. democracy isn't just a program. it's also using our moral leadership to say you that can't get away with this. and holding a state to the commitments that they'd made. so i've seen azerbaijan and donors have more money. and i've seen a horrific program -- i think mostly aid-funded programs in uzbekistan and azerbaijan gongos. on and i don't think we should be funding gongoss. we need to be doing a better job figuring out who is and who is not. you can't quote and take seriously some as a democratic reformer. >> for those of you who don't speak the language. a gongo is a fake ngo. >> and there's plenty of them in the regime." we need to do due diligence. when there's no one to fund, put the money in countries where there's no openness. mainly in this

. >> mi nombre es miriam. estoy agradecida porque usted estÁ con nosotros celebrando y porque tengo trabajo. >> muy dicho. aquÍ seguimos. celebrando. ♪ (aplausos) >> les agradecemos a nuestra gente hermosa. dios bendiga Ésas manitas. gracias por todo el esfuerzo. >> es dÍa de dar gracias. nuestra natalia cruz los acompaÑa el dÍa de hoy. >> no basta un dÍa para dar las gracias. los padres de brown dicen que no van a renunciar a su bÚsqueda de justicia. la decisiÓn de un gran jurado de no enjuiciar al asesino del policÍa blanco que matÓ a un afroamericano. el liderazgo republicano podrÍa responder a la acciÓn ejecutiva del presidente. se reunirÁn a puertas cerradas. no hay consenso pero expertos indican que podrÍa pasar un proyecto de ley viene siguiendo con el tema migratorio. las acciones ejecutivas que anunciÓ recientemente y que beneficiarÁn a 5 millones de indocumentados, firmaron el compromiso de trabajar unidos para erradicar los factores que impulsan a emigrar hacia estados unidos a tr

miriam, kansas is issuing cameras to the police officer. that dispouts the claims of police misconduct. >> i don't think our officers are doing anything wrong. but if they are, i want to know and i want citizens to be able to tell me, i think your officer was doing something he or she was not supposed to. i can go fine the video and look at it together. >> the merram police department used a grant money to buy the cameras. >> how would you like to be flying along and look out of the airline and window, you can so something buzzing there. there are warnings that commercial airliners are facing the threat. there is a surge between commercial airliners and drones. there have been 25 close calls since last june. most incident in take offs and landings. mike emmanuel focusing more on this. >> close calls reported from new jersey, kansas and hawaii. the fa a receives 25 reports from pilots who have sewn model planes or drones operating near the aircraft. others are reported by helicopters and commercial airline crows. the reports range from unman

last year vivian brown died, and now medical examiners say her sister miriam has died at a san mateo hospice. she was 87 years old. >>> let's check your weather this morning with christina. >> thank you. comfortable conditions for today. not too cool out there, mild, 64 degrees for the south bay, 63 on the peninsula, 62 in san francisco in the north bay today. 63 degrees with sky increasing, clouds ahead of the system of low pressure throughout tonight. producing another round of potentially moderate to heavy rainfall in the north bay. first, everything spreads to the south as we head into the overnight hours. i'll time the system to your doorstep today at 11:00 for our midday broadcast. first, mike and your drive. >> looking towards the foster city side, look at this, traffic jammed up from the high-rise half an hour ago, that's recovering. look at your map. we had two crashes actually, one at edgewood and one in the backup, those have both cleared. slower recovery to the high-rise itself. the dunbarton bridge shows late slowing, as well. looks like a fender bender off the brej on t

he would help right the miriam report, a critique of federal indian policy in 1928. this would have a big impact in the roosevelt administration and was the scholarship behind the indian new deal. the other one was lauren cornelius, an activist from the oneida people in wisconsin. another was dennis wheelock, a lawyer and activist working on behalf of indian rights. carlos montezuma was a member of the society for american indians, an author, physician. so was charles eastman, an author. he was also a physician. all of these people had tribal affiliations. when you read the minutes of this meeting, you can see the characteristic intertribal teasing that goes on between indian people. they would identify with their tribes, but they were working out this idea of a unique contribution of the indian race, as they put it. in 1909, the naacp had been formed. with the society of american indians coming in in 1911, we get the sense of conceptual continuity with the idea of race. the society would've factionalized over two issues in the course of the late teens and into the e

he would help right the miriam report, a critique of federal indian policy in 1928. this would have a big impact in administration and was the scholarship behind the indian new deal. the other one was lauren cornelius, an activist from the oneida people in wisconsin. another was dennis wheelock, a lawyer and activist working on behalf of indian rights. carlos montezuma was a member of the society for american indians, an author, physician. so was charles eastman, an author. he was also a physician. all of these people had tribal affiliations. when you read the minutes of this meeting, you can see the characteristic intertribal teasing that goes on between indian people. they would identify with their tribes, but they were working out this idea of a unique contribution of the indian race, as they put it. in 1909, the naacp had been formed. with the society of american indians coming in in 1911, we get the sense of conceptual continuity with the idea of race. the society would've factionalized over two issues in the course of the late teens and into the early 20's. one