stopped, turned to me and said, are we still college eyes to you for what we did to your mother in chien and i apologize to you. amy laughed when she said anger disappeared from my life from my very body when my new friend spoke to me. when she acknowledged my childhood grieve and offered hope in the form of an apology. thank you. [applause] >> our next reader is grace angel. she is painter, poet and photographer. married and has 2 girls she is an event planner and art's fundraiser. her works have been exhibited in the bay area and international. she's working on poems entitled, from a fanatic heart. grace. written at a time when i'd say was my hungry period. the first is bones. my bones are bleached white under your stare while you warm your hands under my open wounds i swallow the air you exheal and pluck the bones from your rib cage and i will make a man out of you. my bones memorized the weight of your since. they are brittle with forgiveness. my thighs unfold as you press the palm of your hand against my curving spine and plant your bones inside my garden. this one is draft it's the

they filed a complaint in geneva with the united nations human rights council that body that includes chien calling it the most vicious coordinated center attack to narrow participation in our democracy since the early 20th century. >> we have been going at it trishingy a slight of hand and utilize the u.n. has a tool. >> it's not about jim crow is voter id similar? >> absolutely. >> even to murder and lynching. >> we can argue it's not as violent or bloody, bottom line is what kind of effect does it have? i was in alabama not too long ago in birmingham. i met a guy who was 75 years old. it took him four-days in alabama to get that free photo id. people are going to be turned off and forego voting at all. >> former alabama democratic congressman arthur davis hasn't bought it. >> i never heard of a single voter in my 68 percent african american voter district complain to me about voter id being burdensome or difficult. >> you have never had any voter ever say i couldn't have an id i couldn't vote. >> not a single one. the idea that low income african communities are bothered or intimidated o

caught two masks men putting the chiens on emergency exit gate and over readers on tuesday night.wall street protesters have claimed responsibility for the stunt and they put up the wires that read customers ride for free, customers say at what cost? >> it's scary for them to do, pull a prank like that. they're trying to make a point. >> anybody could do that, what it was a bag with a bomb, could have been anything. >> fortunately, it wasn't anything that is too serious, but cops say the suspects did this 20 stations throughout manhattan and brooklyn and these two masked men finished change up the gates and putting up posters. >> while the crimes are nonviolent, and it shows how vulnerability it is. >> they're focusing on intelligent and where we're most vulnerable and can't be at all places at all times. >> the stunt went uncorrected for hours. and this guy is seen taking photos of the entire thing and he says what is obvious, rather than taking pics. people should be be calling police. >> we have to see the message that goes out to people, if you see something, say something. >>

. >> what i would like to emphasize is that every time we meet with chien at issue of human rights comes up -- china the issue of human rights comes up. >> reporter: the blind lawyer was in prison for several years after he exposed forced abortions under the country's one child policy. friends say chen had help escaping house arrest last week climbing over walls and crossing a stream. he later made a video asking the government not to hurt the family he left behind. my wife, mother and children are still in the guard's evil hands he says. negotiations for chen will be difficult for the obama administration. officials must try to persuade the chinese to release the man they consider a criminal. later this week secretary of state hillary clinton and other u.s. leaders will arrive in beijing for talks on trade and the economy. chen's friends say the activist wants to stay in china to fight for human rights and does not want to go to the u.s., but he may not have another option. chen and his family were under house arrest for the last 20 months. human rights groups say they were beaten and h

security council twice vetoed by russia and chien on a who turned down their in -- china who turned down invitations. the battle of instability has begun which means at best for the syrian people things may get worse before they get better. >>> mexico's former president da la madrid has died of lung disease. he was admitted to the hospital several weeks ago for complications with the disease. after his term ended in 1988 he remained a relatively popular figure despite his botched handling of the 1985 earthquake that devastated mexico city and killed 9,000 people. da la madrid was 77 years old. >>> the body of renowned long distance runner micah true has been found four days avenue disappeared in a morning run in new mexico gila national forest. he set out on a 12-mile run tuesday but never returned. it's not clear how true died, but officials say there were no signs of trauma. >>> after a lot of drama over tickets bruce springsteen is finally here. we are at the verizon center with fan reaction and how far some fans actually went to get those tickets. >> and the wizards look for back to