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death penaltiy, hy, he said he wouldn't rule it out. this raised a lot of concern among opponents of the death penalty who thought this would be a step backward. he has written against the death penalty, and adheres to san francisco values. san francisco has not had a jury return a death verdict since 1989, which was 10 years before he said his office would not seek the death penalty. we thought this particular issue wanted a discussion and we are pleased to have a palace here today. let me introduce them more at length. geroge gastcocon has had a long career in law enforcement, and he works for decades in the l.a. police department, serving as the director of the office of operations in charge of patrol and detectives and special operations. he is considered to be an expert in matters of police accountability. john thompson spent 14 years on death row, and after his verdict was set aside he was then facing life in prison. he was fighting for a retrial that took place four years later. he was exonerated by a jury in less than 30 minutes

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. >>> suerte, mucha suerte, he trabajado por cho tiempo con muchas ganas hy haciendo sacrificios. david beckham. todos la buscan. >>> eres buena conduciendo. >>> muy buena. >>> muy buena, no te dan boleto de trafico nunca. >>> no jamás ¿como se te ocurre? no puedo dar mal ejemplo a manolo. manolo es único hijo. ¿que comienza una nueva etapa lejos de su madre, como estudiante universitario. >>> y con ese cambio. >>> bueno, sí, claro nos sentimos raro, cuando los hijos crecen. los nervios no lo han detenido. sus años como modelo y su gusto en ropa, desespepertaron en ell curiosidad. >>> emocionada de un proyecto que quería hacer hace mucho tiempo. >>> zapatos, carteras, relojes después más adelante hacemos cosas de decoración. una línea super completa. >>> la entrevista es interrumpida para que grave su próxima toma ella se despide con un calidad mensaje. >>> es de primer impacto. >>> en los Ängeles univisión. >>> muchas felicidades siempre y un abrazo desde aquí. >>> piense que, sí, hubo gran impacto se casó en puerto rico la primera ganadora de nuestra belleza latina, alejandra es

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hy will pass out a reading list i prepared. it is also on our web site if you want to go to our web site, www.tf www.tfas.org/books. there are a list of recommendations of books and films that i think are great at conveying our ideas. i have recommendations of books about the movement. you can read about the history of this. wayne for burn wrote a book on the american foundation's board just a year ago. degeneration awakes. americans for freedom and creation of the conservative movement. there is a book called upstream which is excellent. brian doherty's radicals for capitalism is an excellent book about the history of the movement for freedom particularly touching on various strains of the libertarian movement. biographies. very few better than witness by whitaker chambers, clarence thomas's biography my grandfather's sun. outstanding. outstanding book. walter williams this past year published up from the project. laugh out loud line did it as you expect from walter williams. tom soul wrote a personal odyssey and man of letter

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hy can well imagine just like the base closing procedure, that of procedure, rank-and-file members and committee chairs will come to like the procedure because arguably it will -- if you out source the dirty work and they can deal with the dirty work and get the budget back on track, then it could free the standing committees to really refocus on responding to the demands of the public and the immediate needs of the public. an example of that we talked about later, the supercommittee could conceivably tackle tax reform as the subject of the third panel. another way to look at it is if the supercommittee actually can deal with the deficit or put the deficit on sustainable track then the odds that the standing committees can do tax reform presumably goes way up because right now for the committees to tackle tax reform where the overhang is this huge deficit hanging over their heads it means that everyone will have an eye on -- if we want to eliminate tax credit and tax deductions and broaden the base for a lot of people we have a gigantic deficit. how can we talk about cutting rates at t

. >> reporter: christie demurred -hy wme tn political future but governor rick perry's political recordho oppose college discounts for illegal immigrants were heartless. chris christie disagreed. >> that is not a heartless position that is a common sense position. >> reporter: perry kept a low profile since his widely panned debate performance last week. he has been on a fund-raising tear since saturday, trying to bring in campaign cash before the filing deadline friday. but his campaign has been on the attack with a web video slamming romney as a flip-flopper. meanwhile, minnesota congresswoman michele bachmann, who faltered in the polls after she burst on to the scene, kept her eye on the general election. >> we need to stand up to obama-care. >> reporter: mitt romney was asked yesterday if he is insulted some republicans seem to be searching for a candidate. he said it is important for the party to get it right and beat president obama. rob and tanya? >>> the chairman of the federal reserve sounding the alarm over out of work americans. ben bernanke says long term unemployment is a q

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hy have had at least we to cases in the last four years where it was a weekend half or two weeks and not particularly high and we came out with too many. >> can i ask the question? i am rather confused about your meeting with james murdoch that you both had. what i struggle with is if you were both adamant that james murdoch knew the extent of what he was telling them what i struggle with is this meeting lasted at the absolute maximum 15 minutes. it seems to me if you were telling james murdoch we have got evidence here that shows other people at news of the world were involved in phone hacking, that is what we have got an hour briefcase and why we must settle this case i can't imagine how you could go through all the ramifications of that for < 15 minutes. >> that is how long it would have taken. i can speak for what mr. barack understood at the time. i am prepared that he got his recollection wrong. i am certain i explained to him the document emerged and what it was and what it meant the defense in the case couldn't be any further. >> can i move on to the payment of clive goodman?

as the front runner with a he hy lead in the polls over the rest of the field, he was the center of attention, and he had a lot to prove. there was a great deal of discussion about jobs, that's the number one issue, and there are some differences particularly among the top two. rick perry acknowledged that mitt romney with aiz experience as a multimillionaire businessman has legitimate things to say about job creation. but they sparred hard on their jobs records, and while perry gave mitt romney credit for having been a successful businessman, not so for his time as governor. listen to this. >> the fact is when he moved that experience to government, he had one of the lowest job creation rates in the country. >> reporter: true fact, mitt romney was governor for one term, and at the time massachusetts ranked 47th out of 50 for job creation. on the other hand, romney took issue with rick perry's claim that he has created 40% of the jobs texas has created 40% of the nation's jobs in the last year or so saying it's really because of the oil and gas industry, and mr. romney suggested that perry ac

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hy want to talk a little bit about how we currently collaborate with other key players in the food safety system and those who track food borne disease. what is obvious is the food safety working group. the president form this in the first three months coming into office in 2009. the charge to all of us with a big one. you need to improve the food safety system. there were no predetermined outcome is when that was made. i was not in the position i am in right now. at the time i was at the agency and had the opportunity to be part of the food safety working group from the beginning so i can speak about what happened at the beginning and where we are now. we worked hard in the first couple months and in july of 2009 we presented an initial report with our core principle that key findings and what was going to guide all agencies over the next couple years. the first priority is prevention. that is first and foremost. may seem argument -- obvious the articulating it matters a lot. we have to enhance surveillance and enforcement and we need to improve response and recovery. not just the respon

and the hy spirit they are convicted me and touched my heart and that of my three friends. and what i investors could -- and what i enlisted at that moment was that i did not know jesus. although -- and what i understood at that moment was that i did not know jesus. although we went to church. at that moment, we began weeping before the lord. even though i had not been a drinker or been on drugs or had been overly rebellious or chasing around, it did not matter. i was a sinner. and i had a heart that needed to be cleaned. and i thank god that the holy spirit put that call before me. at that moment, i repented from my sin. i turned away from it and i said, oh, god, come in. clean out my heart. make me new. i want to be a child of yours in your kingdom. and he did. he did what he promises. what he does for one, he will do it for all. he is not a partial. that night, i went back and i knelt down beside my bed and i said to the lord when i got home -- i do not know what just happened to me. but i do know that i am completely different than i was before. something has changed in

i appreciate you hying -- highlighted that. we didn't talk about it, but we did it.other part is we have third generation now at dispute, fighting each other. they don't know each other, don't know the roots of the families that were connected in the south, and i'm wondering, what do we do? ship them south because there's limited opportunity here, education has been decreasing, and the opportunity for work like detroit are terrible, or do we stick it out? stay, redo the institutions, restack the churches, come out with our own measures and demands on community to make the adjustments for us and fight for our place in the sun here or do we go back south? >> all right. thank you very much. isabel wilkerson? >> that's a great question. it's my belief that this great migration that occurred in the 20th century was a water shed event that ultimately helped bring us to a point where legalized cat system as existed for so long for three or four generations was no longer legally on the books. that was a major change in our history. the next migration or the next journey, i b