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me. when i find myself under her wings. under her wings i am calm. and she calls me mija, as if she were saying don't give unon account of stupid things. don't you see how strong you are? and my pain turns into a sincere smile and my soul doesn't feel hurt any hor. -- more. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> yay. and next up we have annie. annie yu, i'm sorry. annie yu. >> it's ok. so the poem i'm going to read is book of lives. my name is a book of lives. i press leaves inside, scraps of the city, one crumbled bus ticket, a number -- numb washed with rain, a torn photograph of two little girls. my name settle map of the world. a body of continents and stars. on an airplane i look at the map. flights intersect. travel miles and seas, hours and clouds, a window bird trills by my bed. power lines crisscross streets like threads in the sky. a book of lives is a month of saturdays, a sea-- seahorse from per ru, perfume at my neck. look inside a red suitcase. you'll find letters to no one, objects found and lost, a plastic white fan, contradictory j. -- j

the first group was 1000 republican right wing women who gave me a standing ovation, which surprised out that they have been waiting -- tavis: they thought you were the cheney, and not richard dreyfuss. >> they had endured months of being called idiots. qlatÑwomen said they came thereo walk out on me, and they agreed with every single thing i said, because patriotism means that people can understand that this country, uniquely, has an inherent meaning. most countries are just accidents of history. this country was intended for something. if we had tried it in europe, they would have killed us to the last man. it was only the atlantic ocean that protected as. but we have a meaning. what is it? is that we put the bill of rights of on a wall so that everyone could see, every time we failed, and every time we succeeded. we had the guts and 90 and arrogance and cockiness to say this is our picture of our moral future. that is an act unequaled in history. we said that it thought were gold, we announce it now. every time we failed, it was headlines. every time we succeed, it is commonplace.

the performance of the government so far given hayes general secretary of compass a left wing think tank told me earlier it's only a matter of time before the coalition's popularity drops. a coalition government is inflicting huge huge cuts on public services here in britain cutting public spending even deeper and hard to miss is that you did in the one nine hundred eighty s. in this is going to have a dramatic effect on those on both lower middle income. is meant. to be a leader of a party that stands up for fairness he also went into the election. campaigning against the conservatives plan to rise in value added tax he went into the election promising to scrap try to if he got into government and all of those things he is broke his promise is a liberal democrat party would have been far better i'm going into coalition with labor and having a progressive coalition we've now in this country face the real prospect of a double dip recession which is a direct consequence of the huge cutbacks in part nick clegg is responsible for and as i say when these cuts really start to kick in really start to h

more clear than its mirrors, and i was lost in a white cloud that carried me up high as if i were a hupo and the wind itself my wings at dawn, the call of the night guard woke me from my dream, from my language. you will live another death, so revise your last will. the hour of execution is postponed again. i asked, until when? he said, wait till you have died some more. i said, i possess nothing, so nothing can possess me, and have written my will in my own blood. oh, inhabitant of my song, trust in water. this last poem has an epigraph, the cypress is the shadow of the tree and not the tree itself, and has no shadow because it is the tree's shadow. the cypress is in pieces like a shattered minaret. it's asleep in the road in its own aesthetic shadows, green and dark, just like it is. no one has been harmed. cars pass by, speeding over its branches, rising dust settling on their windows. the cypress is in pieces, but the dove that chose it doesn't move its exposed nest to a nearby accommodation. overhead, two migrating birds circle the sufficiency of its nesting place and trade gestures. a woman says to her neighbo

treated as citizen in europe and the groups that is for me a right the right wing and now the face of the new right wing in europe that to have the same name and gold and the white right wing to maintain the women at home and to separate the population so when if you ask a question of choice what is the choice when you grow up in the ghetto when you grow up in the vision of your body as to be you know. in a prison you know when we grow up in this kind of condition with the idea that you have to be ashamed of your body what is freedom i mean there is no freedom it's very strange as well it's very interesting it's very interesting in this discussion they have had so far which i think is actually quite fascinating is that you know there's so many people that say that women disappear because of the veil but it really is it doesn't have anything to do with women it all this this is a whole issue about. the west's own self perception of its own values and its definitions of tolerance again i think it's amazing that you know people are saying you don't use the veil but this whole argument ju

wings. is that what you want me to try? >> try them out. >> maybe? >> they're not that bad. i've had them. you can do it. >> oh, yes. >> amazing. they're good. >> not too hot. >> that food looks good. so does the liquid. it looks good, too. don't forget to washt down, jeff. we'll see you later on. >> it will make the weather forecast more fun later. >>> coming up, a big change to border security. what it will cost and what it shares with the war in afghanistan. plus -- >> you're looking at noel. a mannequin who can actually give birth. i'll show you how nurses are getting some real live training thanks to mannequins who can even bleed. >>> and we're smelling the roses at the bay area garden. i owsit b t nest hese garden in america. >>> they called the bill a false solution. and a waste of taxpayer money. >> a major thumb up for the green thumbs of san jose. the city's rose garden just received a prestigious award. we see why it is so special. >> america's best rose garden, the san jose municipal rose garden, announce bid the all american rose she can. a nonprofit group. what make this so r

they live on state handouts it's provoked a backlash from right wing nationalist in the country authorities support. immigrant problem see me help stop the rise of racial hatred we would like to do the policy so that we can also hear their voice even so i think that this policy and it's a good idea because this gives voice. to migrants and they can act as a kind of device or board that. every registered immigrant who's. at least two years will be able to take part every person sure we have the right for a decent life and to travel but having this right doesn't mean abusing it living where that means others feel and maybe new to the immigration issue but it's become a part of the reality for many other european state and now the time has come for this country to find its solution before these top or emerging problems turn into a nationwide crisis. or d. l. think. the new commander of american and nato forces in afghanistan general petraeus says he won't be back around by the deadline of july two thousand and eleven to start withdrawing u.s. troops but said he was right to advise president obama against the put out date if th

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live on state handouts it's because the backlash from the right wing nationalist in the country authorities support. immigrant groom seeing me help stop the rise of three show he treats we would like to do the policy so that we can also hear the voice of hands so i think that this policy and it's a good idea because. maurice. was sold to my parents and they can act as. if i said more than doing is going through next you imperial would grow them into. every registered immigrant who's eighteen in his movie food for at least two years we'll be able to take court every person sure we have the right for a decent life and to travel but having this right doesn't mean abusing it living by the means of others' feelings may be new to the immigration issue but it's long become a part of the reality for many other european states and now the time has come for this country to find its solution before these emerging problems turn into a nationwide crisis. or g helsinki finland will do stories in brief for you now in colombia a boeing seven three seven crashed splitting into three pieces on landing killing a passenger an air force official

confronting me you know we can't walk in the left wing is set up a close label to expose its rivals suppose it was the nation that there was. a very warm welcome see this is all to you live in the russian capital i'm alice habits bracing itself for another uncomfortable cloud of small experts warn that a new wave of noxious smoke is like. a change of wind and a burst of rain gave the capital a couple of days' rest by wildfires continue to be in the relentless heat shows no sign of abating. reports in the outskirts of moscow. the blazes are slowly crawling into the russian capital in this park just on the outskirts of moscow several fires have covered and there are two hundred where meters that have been stopped by now but the smell is still in the air for the past two days however muscovite had a chance to breathe fresh air well as fresh as it can be in the capital of course as the rain fell on the city however experts predict the smog to be back late thursday thursday or friday. as the wind changes they do say however that it will be much less intense doctors are saying that because of thi

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wing fringe. there's countless examples of that across the country. >> schieffer: let me ask governor barbour aboutt. what about that, governor barbour? because you just heard joe miller, who may wind up as the nominee for the republicans up in alaska, saying he's going to go out and campaign on less money for alaska, less federal dollars coming in. he has taken several controversial stands like that. i must say, to his credit, he didn't back off of them when i asked him about it this morning. isn't that going to make it harder for these republican candidates to get elected, because down in kentucky, you have rand paul who has the nomination for the senate there talking about, well, maybe we ought to rethink the civil rights act of '64 and '65. you've got joe buck, who won the nomination up in colorado. he's talking about bicycle paths being a... might lead to u.n. control of something or another. it seems to me you do have an exotic crew out there this time. >> the administration and the democratic congress have taken the biggest lurch to the left in policy in american history. no congress, no adm

live on state handouts it's provoked a backlash from right wing nationalist in the country authorities support. the immigrant problem is seeing me help stop the rise of three show he treats we would like to do the policy so that we can also hear their voice. so i think that this policy and he's a good idea because they say gives voice. to my parents and they can act as. if i said no what that voting is. every registered immigrant who's eighteen and his move in food for at least two years we'll be able to take part every person sure we have the right for a decent life and to travel but having this right doesn't mean abusing it living by the means of others' feelings may be new to the immigration issue but it's long become a part of the reality for many other european states and now the time has come for this country to find its solution before these so far emerging problems turn into a nationwide crisis. or to be healthy. now to some other stories making headlines right now around the world almost all passengers aboard a boeing seven thirty seven in colombia have had an incredible escape after it crashed following a lightning str

me is that. i'm confronting we are not like calpol been left wing is. able to expose its one evils oppose it conservation with the. drought and forest fires raging across russia push inflation point two percent high in just a week i'll have gotten much more in the business bulletin in twenty minutes time. a very warm welcome t. this is from the russian capital with me but now moscow is bracing itself for another uncomfortable called small exports woman a new wave of noxious make is likely to go of the city. of rain gave the capital a couple of days rest by wildfires continue to burn near the center and the relentless heat shows no sign of abating. reports on the outskirts of. the blazes are slowly crawling into the russian capital in this park just on outskirts of moscow several fires have coverage and area of two hundred where meters that have been stopped by now but the smell is still in the air for the past two days however muscovite had a chance to breathe fresh air well as fresh as it can be in the capital of course as the rain fell on the city how

me. he collapsed. the wing was covered with fuel. i was concerned, you know, we would have an explosion. >> reporter: most of the passengers were rushed to a nearby hospital. there carolina and david were able to get messages to their church group and family, letting them know they survived. >> i was frozen, just almost shaken. i have been that way quite a bit all day. >> usually when you see something like that, there are many fatalities. and the fact that they did survive is just incredible. >> reporter: aviation experts credit better design for saving so many lives. >> probably the biggest reason why so many people survived this impact was we didn't have a post-crash fire. it's not unusual to have impacts like this where people are able to survive the impact but often perish in the fire afterwards. >> reporter: this morning, the bollinos are being medevaced to another larger hospital so david can get the surgery he needs. fortunately there were a group of police officers that happened to be at the airport and were able to rush out

wing. we'll talk about unemployment, all sorts of things laura will agree with me on. >> larry: laura, respond love mark lemont hill. look, the obamas are people, we're all people. they are not dieties, and when michelle obama goes to congress and demands billions of dollars for a child nutrition initiative and acts as a health care and fitness expert, she's a beautiful woman, cut i bint elect her to anything, so when you step into that role, you step into the arena, okay? it's not all what sleeveless wants, sleeveless gets. that's not how it works. >> i don't think michelle obama is nutritionist, but nancy reagan is not an expert on drugs when she initiated the war on drugs. >> she wasn't on the campaign trail, she didn't have three cabinet secretaries. >> larry: one at a time, please. mark, go ahead. >> the point here, laura, every first lady, every presidential administration has someone who advocates public issues, whether or not michelle obama is a public health expert isn't the point. we have food deserts in detroit, philadelphia, chicago, and more. people have to go miles for fruits and

wing and then pulled his wife through the door to escape. >> and there were flames. i was concerned there would be an explosion. and my husband pulled me through the door and i fell on the wing because it was too slippery, and then he tried to walk. >> reporter: they not only saw flames but smelled fuel. both began to move away from the plane as quickly as they could. >> i walked about 15 more feet as fast as i could and my legs gave out. my wife said, no, we got to go, it's going to blow up, and i said, i can't move my legs. so i was on the ground and i was trying to crawl and she was trying to drag me. and i said, this is as far as i can go because i'm hurting and my legs won't work. they just felt like heavy weights. >> reporter: flight 8250 was on an early morning approach just before 2:00 a.m. local time monday. survivors and the cockpit crew reportedly told local investigators it was raining as the boeing 737 was liking up to land. around the plane, witnesses and the pilot say there were repeated flashes of lightning. experienced aviators tell nbc news san andres, about 120 miles east of nicaragua has a long runway, and it's not

think i'm actually being sabotaged by by the right wing right now i think they've invaded by earpiece somehow but i don't understand it's so absurd to me it makes me really angry because there are so many other things to be upset at obama about why why pick this why make up something ridiculous and if he was a muslim who cares i with you on that one i say who cares but if you look at the polling from americans i mean it's really scary because clearly this entire you know there is definite environment of hates of prejudice of racism right now and time did a poll and they asked the following they asked you know how many americans believe the muslims should be barred from sitting on the supreme court twenty eight percent they asked how many americans believe muslims should be barred from serving as president thirty two percent those are tiny numbers of people think that because of your religion you should be barred. that's embarrassing like that makes me feel actually embarrassed to be an american i mean i'm proud to be an american and i love my country but when i hear that over a quarter of the people polled say that they don't want some

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a battle over clothing popular with me are nazis is for the nuremberg court a controversial german fashion brand was defeated in its case against a left wing political group is accused of defamation for lampooning its designs. looked over the latest from us so is more in line r.t. dot com next tonight max kaiser takes on financial fraudsters and looks at any possible link maybe between ecology and economics. i am max kaiser and this is the kaiser report you know the global problem with banks and finance and markets it's not just a short term phenomenon this problem goes back two hundred years or more because back in the old days of the enlightenment when adam smith was writing wealth of nations he failed to include the limitations of the ecology flash forward to today we've got some massive problems because nobody cost of the ecology along the way the ecology is costing itself for us let's get more states to herbert welcome back yes max and along this line of the deflationary collapse everybody is talking about tear one capital tear two capital to require its capital requirements and liquidity but there is one that is tier zero it's tier t

me that he would do anything. he's like an angel. look at him. he's got an angel face. put some wings on him.bably fly away. >> part of our time earlier today with brad pitt. talk about a day in the life. after our conversation, all he wanted to do was duck across the street to talk to a few of the neighbors, friends of his who had waved to him along with their houseguests, some visiting schoolteachers from new jersey. while he's seen here as brad the builder, he builder, he is a movie star, after all. and the paparazzi have followed him out here and staked him out all the way out here. this is not the french quarter. and when they started asking personal questions and when one of them asked whether or not he was interested in "dancing with the stars," that's when he knew he had to go back inside. because today, after all, was supposed to be about the rebuilding effort here. slow and steady in this neighborhood. >>> a reminder. our special documentary on msnbc airs tonight on what we saw those first few awful days of katrina. on sunday, i will be hosting "meet the press" from here in new orle

he really took jaden underneath his wing and really taught him everything that he knows, you know. and he -- now he's asking me wants to take him -- >> jimmy: in the original "karate kid," it was pat morita, who was arnold from "happy days." [ laughter ] right? i mean, he was great. he was amazing. >> right. >> jimmy: but jackie chan actually knows this stuff. >> yeah. i mean, he's a master. >> jimmy: yeah. >> he's a master. so, i'll probably go to hong kong with jaden for two months and do that. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. how fun is that. >> yeah, i mean -- and then i'll take willow because she's learning mandarin. so, it's good. >> jimmy: she's learning mandarin? >> well, we were in china for four months, so she decided to learn the language. and then she came home, she kept up with her studies. and she went back, and -- and she wants to -- to come back with us for two months because she wants to learn mandarin and spanish. >> jimmy: how old is she? >> she's 9. >> jimmy: wow. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you have a family of hard-working people. my god. [ applause ] >> you know, i mean, she has -- she's like that will in