what is unique is it is an exclusively negative document.he constitution is not that interesting in and of itself. it is interesting because of how limited it is. it is finishing the work of the declaration of independence which declares we think people have an alienable rights. the constitution says we will define the powers of the government since the people come first and together to define the government's powers. the constitution is exclusively negative. it is us giving the government power. where the powers end the shores of the island arrive and the waves of the sea begin, the limitless rights of the people. the constitution does not give you any rights. we talk all the time about these great rights we have, the first amendment, the bill of rights, how does the constitution not give us rights? these rights are outside of the document. our founders did this on purpose. why are all of the rights, constitutional rights, and amendments rather than the core document? the constitution and the bill of rights in particular exist to teach our

so we really wanted the twisted olive to have its unique experience. it would be something at the gervasi standard but stand on its own. so it's more casual. it has a really large restaurant, so we wanted it to be more casual, more family friendly. what was really unique about the house besides the amazing setting was it had a lot of really cool features to it. it's a walk out basement, so it has a lot of glass on the back of the building with great views. so we really just looked at each room and said, "what could we retain within each room that would work "in a restaurant environment and be beautiful?" because we're in a park, people could come from the baseball field in their uniform and hang out on the beautiful outdoor deck or one of the casual dining areas and enjoy a meal, or if you're entertaining out of town guests or celebrating a special occasion, it works for that, too. it's very versatile. - today, we're gonna put together one of our napoli pizzas here at the twisted olive. we take one of our house rolled doughs. we coat 'em with a little

is historically unique. america truly is exceptional. one of the tragedies of the last three or four years of this presidency was that moment, i think it was in 2014, but it echoed things that was set in 2011 and 2012. when president obama was asked if he believed in america exceptionalism. you can see the president's wheels turning. the obvious look on his face was, no of course i do not believe in america exceptionalism, and i don't the that is a legitimate political answer. i don't the game supposed to say i do not believe in it. he paths for a second and said, sure with a shrug of the shoulders. sure, i believe in american exceptionalism. the same way as believing greeks believe in greek exceptionalism. that missed the entire point. an intended humility. he did not want to say yes so that we think we are better than other people, that has never been what it meant. america exceptionalism is a historical claim about the american founding. america exceptionalism is the understanding of the fact that late 1700s,d in the and in particular

i have to say "unique." is that correct english? because unique needs no qualifier? >> that's right. >> it's either unique or it's not unique. >> that's about right. [ laughter ] >> i think right-- yeah. in southern cal-- if you're gonna stick around for a few days, here's some rather strange shops. for example, let's just take a look in this thing that graphics made up for us. we're not trying-- >> just pick any page. >> we're not trying-- we do this to make it-- see this, we-- a little production value for the comedy here. >> right. >> we actually go over and say, "guys, make us a thing that "says 'southern california "shopping guide.'" coulda read 'em off the paper, but this gives it a little production. let's see what is happening. now here's a shop for people, only in southern cali, o it's a past lives plumber. it's called "here we go again." oh, boy. ooh, boy. ooh, boy, oh, boy. >> graphics did this for us, huh? >> yes. here's a store that specializes in gifts for the only child called "toys r i." [ laughter ] see, i should have started with that. in west covin

so kind of one of unique made items. and then we do hand draw and do some custom signs, as well, so you'll find hand crafted items too. so it's really unique in that aspect. we carry cutlass clothing, which is a very relaxed clothing. of different age groups. so it's all hand cut and hand sewn in the usa which is really nice. so you can find a lot of unique clothing where you can layer, you can take a top and layer it with a jacket over top of it, which is really nice. so the colors are really great, they're very fun and flattering. and you compare it with other scarves that we carry too, so we carry a lot of unique different lines. this one is bamboo, which is organic, when you come in our shop almost always, it's different. we're moving things around, keeping it interesting and unique and changing so that it's not the same shop when you walk in. so we try to always add inventory, paint, new items to the floor weekly, so you can always catch us painting in the studio over there and encouraging everyone to come back beca

you are unique. st, you are in danger. all life on voyager is in danger. we can talk about this later. allow the doctor to proceed. lower the force field. his synapses are failing. you must comply. i will not. you must comply. please. you are hurting me. you will adapt. [captioning sponsored by paramount television and upn it it how serious? if the swelling gets worse, it could inhibit her breathing. i told you to notify me if there was any trouble. now, you say this has been going on for days? well, the monitoring equipment didn't detect the symptoms until this morning. it isn't calibrated for this type of patient. well? the fever's diminished. she's fighting it off. intravascular pressure has stabilized. blood oxygenation is good. she looks so innocent. it's almost possible to forget what she represents. we don't want to disturb her. ? it's been a long road ? getting from there to here ? it's been a long time ? but my time is finally near ? and i will see my dream come alive at last ? ? i will touch the sky o more ? ? no, they're not gonna change my mind

reporter: much as every service has unique missions, i was hoping to get your perspective on what the unique mission the center forces -- cyber forces in the marine corps do to larger objectives of the marine corps. >> with regard to the unique missions of the marine corps, we are an amphibious force. we need to understand the ground component leveraging. we need to understand the naval component leveraging. we provide a capability awareness and bring those joint capabilities and a new methodologies through our relationships with fleet cyber and army cyber command. that would be pretty much the informational awareness capability. most recently for one large-scale exercise we were able to support the exercise with the fleet cyber, cyber protection team, to have the integrated force structure that was required by the commander on his network to be able to drive the operational maneuver force at that time. from our perspective it is the integration between graham, and naval forces -- ground combat and naval forces. ror reached operational capability. i'm wondering, what are some of the c

what makes abby most unique, most of her childhood was spent in st. jude's research hospital in memphis. the good news is, after battling two different forms of cancer, she is now cancer-free. >> she's a hands-down success story. >> and this past october she had reconstructive surgery at st. prosthetic bone in her leg after bone cancer had ravaged it eight years ago. >> that cancer required, you know, chemotherapy and surgery to remove the bone. >> what do we like about school the most? >> reading. >> i first met abby back in 2008 along with fellow st. jude patient named amber. >> feeling okay? you are? >> abby was diagnosed with eye cancer at only 4 months old, but doctors at st. jude successfully treated abby with chemotherapy and laser eye surgery saving both of her eyes. later, though, the disease developed in her bones. >> go, go, go, go! >> seeing a typical day at st. jude through their eyes was life-changing. so now, eight years later i was thrilled to hear how well abby was doing and happy to reconnect with her and her mom in studio 1a. >> thi

time is running out to find little ace, the one unique marking that could help identify him. >> a lot of people talking about moving to canada, but the reality there is a unique reason canadians are moving here to tampa. >> i am willing to do what it takes. be rescued and brought to tampa, it's 4:00 time for "the now tampa bay" we start with breaking news. we just got surveillance video the moment a car goes through and ybor city bar you see this fight happening tuesday morning, five guys and then a black car going straight through there, crashing into the bad monkey bar in ybor city. eventually get out of the car, completely bailing. apparently he went to the hospital the person hit by the car but he refused treatment. we are assuming he is okay, tampa police are looking for the driver. >> good afternoon everyone i'm laura harris. >> and i'm paul lagrone, the death of a 22 month old boy allegedly at the hands of his mother's husband. where the 911 call came from. >> ethan thompson almost made it to his second birthday but he was suffering for some time, this is the home deputies rush

the little southern nevada city is home to a very unique facility. details coming up here on if they pull off the miracle and win all three, they're bowl eligible. the task begins saturday against the wyoming cowboys... they're the surprise of the league and will be seven point favorites heading into this weekend's big battle. the cowboys have won three in a row over unlv, including in 2012 here in vegas. wyoming is now 7-2 and 5-0 in league play... what's their secret? tony sanchez/coach: "defensively they pla developed that mindset and it takes a minute for that mindset to click in so if you're going to be a physical team we've got to prepare for that.. .that's where they're at now." ((chris maathuis)) playing well are the cowboys... it's amazing nobody saw this coming. they won 2 games last year... so they've come a long ways and they're coming to las vegas. better get out and seem em... because after saturday, they don't come back to sam boyd with a load of confidence... they're 5-0 in league play and 7-2 overall. wyoming is good they're favored

we will start with a very unique trip with chef tom muromoto for an early-morning spear-fishing expedition and a demonstration of making hawaiian-style poke on the beach. a big treat coming your way, next. robert: when polynesian seafarers arrived on the hawaiian islands around 400 a.d., there was an abundance of seafood but few edible plants. in this segment, we meet tom muromoto, the executive chef of the ka'anapali beach hotel who will share his memories of a multi-cultural childhood growing up in hawaii, and how that diversity influenced his culinary creations. we'll also learn the secrets to making poke beachside, using local poholy fern, ogal seaweed, and fresh-caught fish. you can't get any fresher than this. [music] female narrator: it's early in the morning when we met tom at ka'anapali beach, a native of oahu, hawaii. he's grown up on the beach, and in the kitchen. tom enters the ocean with a fishing spear in hand. after about 15 minutes, he surfaces with his catch of the day. tom muromoto: i love the water. i do a lot of diving, fishing, love fishing. grew up picking up lobsters

damian: well, tell us about your center and what makes it unique. valorie: 30th street senior center is a community-based program that serves older people, 60 plus, and we happen to have a large number of latinos. so we serve about 67% latinos, and everything we do there is bilingual in spanish and english. the program itself, we have seven programs that we actually operate. so, when we say the center, we're actually talking about a community. we have meals, we have activities, we have-- damian: and you're keeping them fit. it seems. valorie: yes, a lot. in fact, that is probably the newest thing in the last maybe 10 years it is now. seniors walk in and say, "what kind of health promotion programs do you have? what kind of exercise classes do you provide?" and we're very proud that we are like the lead agency in san francisco for keeping older adults active and healthy, and we do that with a lot of partners in san francisco. damian: i think the misconception is, "well, the senior center, they provide lunch, and you can play bingo there." but, there

to learn more about this and that unique heritage. and that unique heritage. okay. tucson arizona if someone has never been here what is that vincent essential thing. >> we are no longer cowboys and indians kind of city. if people are thinking about john wayne that something they definitely need to put out. we are close to the border. it was really important to a lot of people in tucson. we have a state that is very conservative but a it kind of takes pride in using -- in doing the button pusher. it's a little bit more progressive than phoenix. when the great things that they've have for ages and then go through and come up that way. we always have a really big version of the music scene. when i was going to school here. we have congress right here. it's a very important part of that music scene. they are constantly listed as being one of the best music venues in the country. they also have a lot of national access. local performances. what's leave downtown. and headed south. one of his food. i think we're talking earlier. this isn't just about mexican food for us.

this is totally unique. the only thing i can think of in terms of excitement that would come close would be 19. hazens with pitchforks-- peasants with pitchforks on the republican side. but this is beyond anything i have ever seen. it is not just us. or in terms of coverage, it has been very challenging. kevin: and i do think it is fitting that it is unprecedented all the way down the valley. you have running for governor to executive council table across from one another. john: we have the dream battle between the two top politicians, between the governor and the senator, in the state. he has been amazing. and we have our fourth re-run with frank into an carol shea-porter. josh: and shawn o'connor. there is fatigue out there but here in new hampshire, we have closed the circle from our primary, first in the nation, to donald trump spending election even night in new hampshire. john: it brings back a lot of memories. there are two things. it is not just that we are a battleground with four electoral votes, b

they are celebrate 20 years of one of the most incredibly unique artist residency programs. we are here to learn more from one of the resident artists. welcome to the show, deborah. tell us how this program began 20 years ago. >> the program began 20 years ago. our founder was an environmentalist and an activist and an artist in the 1970's. she started these street sweeping campaigns in the city. she started with kids. they had an exhibition at city hall. city officials heard about her efforts and they invited her to this facility. we thought it would coincide with our efforts to get folks to recycle, it is a great educational tool. since then, we have had 95 professional artists come through. >> how has the program changed over the years? how has the program -- what can the public has an artist engage with? >> for the most part, we worked with metal and wood, what you would expect from a program like ours. over the years, we tried to include artists and all types of mediums. conceptual artists, at installation, photographers, videographers. >> that has really expanded the p

you can grab something simple like a grilled cheese sandwich or something unique like curry.e in the average eight -- upper haight. you will be competing in the quick buy food challenge. an appetizer and if you are the winner you will get the title of the quitck bite "chompion." i am here with matt cohen, from off the grid. >> we assembled trucks and put them into a really unique heurban settings. >> what inspired you to start off the grid? >> i was helping people lodge mobile food trucks. the work asking for what can we get -- part together? we started our first location and then from there we expanded locations. >> why do think food trucks have grown? >> i have gotten popular because the high cost of starting a brick and mortar or strong, the rise of social media, trucks can be easily located, and food trucks to offer a unique outdoor experience that is not easily replaced by any of their setting any worlwhere else in san franc. san francisco eaters are interested in cuisine. there adventuress. the fact theyuse grea use great ingredients and make gourmet food makes unpopula

>> theiration are unique. >> -- eggs are unique. >> there is upward of 400 in and you know, black widows can lay 18 in her life. >> another unique sign is the web. >> it is not that really artsy spider web we see in our gardens, they are pretty messy and they don't do a good job. you will find the remanence of their last meals of the last month. >> but it is not just black >> if you have spiders in on around your home you have an under lying issues. things of that nature they are eating. >> so that is why you need to call in the experts. because the pest control specialist come out and dhal thing thaws are eating. -- and kill the things they are eating. and then they go away. >> i wouldn't smash a spider in florida unless you know kind it is because you know the wolf spiders you will have babies going everywhere your best bet is the vamume cleaner. and -- cleaner put it in the bag but then they are out of your home. >> a special time for families and get to gettingers and a family with -- to gettingers and a family with a special need. >> what is cool about this is this family gets toget

that is unique not money from the government. added helped to found the party of lincoln and the civil war the rally to the country's wars had had a huge history department that is the largest apartment in the college right now. the colleges interested in the christian faith that is interesting because the college has always believed in civil and religious freedom is in the first line of our founding articles. so requires a faith statement to come here but all the other hand nearly everybody is a serious question. we have an honor code that they demand respect. course you can argue but the institution does not feel to abandon the. so there is christianity and then character we think the moral character of a person is where the person lives and finally the subject matter of the college of those things of which we live our lives that are identified in the classical and medieval and renaissance literature or modern literature. the things that are good that there's nothing you can add to make them better. so that is what aristotle id

she had to rank her nieces' and nephew's unique names - or drink a sardine smoothie.. kendall is already get this from her brother rob - that's dream's daddy. but don't worry - james corden didn't get off scott-free. here's what happened when the table was turned on him... we don't even want to tell you disgusting.. time for your juicy question of the morning.. a recent survey shows.. four out of ten people have done this. what is this? still ahead on 12 anticipated "harry potter" spin-off - but does it live up to expectations? we've got our box office preview in 30- minutes.. it's one of the most inspiring come-back stories in sports history - and we are the only station in town to talk to the man behind the movie.. you don't want to miss our interview with vinny paz - that's just three ###break### hitting theaters hitting theaters today.. "bleed for this" is the incredible true story of one of the most inspiring and unlikely comebacks in sports history... boxer vinny "the pazmanian devil" pazienza shot to stardom after winning two world title fights. but after a near

they're unique, they make dozens of colors, and they appeal to especially women, women from about 6th grade all the way up to in their 80s, very comfortable, easy on the back and the body, and very easy to get on and off from for people who can't lift their legs like they used to be able to do. road bikes, you know, that was one of the original styles of bikes, and it's still the best way to go fast down the road, to go the longest distances. a lot of people that are doing pledge rides like the ms 150, it's still the easiest way to go 75 miles. most of the ones we carry have a little bit more comfort built into them. ey're more custom to go fast on. most bike-shop bikes, if they're maintained and taken care of, they'll last a lifetime, literally. there are really nice materials these days. a lot of aluminum that won't rust. again, the maintenance part is important, just like it is on a car. just like you have your oil changed on a car, you should have you bike lubricated, and adjusted and tuned up, not every year necessarily, unless you're riding a lot. certainly every two years, you

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restore the plane to its original form, but a lot of people are saying, wait a second, keep this unique element of history to this one plane, so, one, they are asking people to donate and help the restoration process, but they also want to know your opinion. should this plane be gutted and turned back to what it used to be, or kept with this very interesting, unique >> i see sides of the same coin, fundamentally, they are both right. i would say there would be others that you could put back to the original, but this in itself with its own unique history, i'd keep it this way. >> what do you guys think? let us know on facebook.com/rightthisminute. >>> winston has a powerful >> as you can see, winston is a pretty cute little kid. this video was shot in his first grade class back in may, because every day the teacher has them recite this poem saying, i am capable. i am somebody. >> he's so cute. >> the video was just recently posted, because october was down syndrome awareness month. they are really proud of the confidence he's shown with this, get in front of everybody and lead them in th

. >>> a unique way to fight crime and it's all the buzz in st. pete. >> we're at a unique place. what are we doing here? >> we tagged along to see what the department is up against and what this man is doing to bridge the gap between police and the community. >> you can't get cash out of this atm. we will show you where you can cured 24/7. >>> this is one of the busiest times of the year to fly and realizing you don't have your bags. >> there is something worse, having your baby stuff packed in the bag. and did not being there. there could be a solution. we're getting a new look at deltas baggage tracking system and that is supposed to be a to replace traditional tags with a radiofrequency identification chip. it is simple. more than 60 airports have a and that number will expand. the $50 million system allows real-time tracking of every checked bag. >> we believe this is already having a 10% reduction on the number of mishandled bags. >> let's break down how this works. once a bag is tagged the sensor tracks it during the tarmac and it is a red the back should not be on the flig

turned back to what it used to be, or kept with this very interesting, unique interior? >> i see sides of the same coin, fundamentally, they are both right. i would say there would be others that you could put back to the original, but this in itself with its own unique history, i'd keep it this way. >> what do you guys think? let us know on facebook.com/rightthisminute. >>> winston has a powerful message for everybody. >> as you can see, winston is a pretty cute little kid. grade class back in may, because every day the teacher has them recite this poem saying, i am capable. i am somebody. >> he's so cute. >> the video was just recently posted, because october was down syndrome awareness mont they are really proud of the confidence he's shown with this, because he has down's syndrome, this is a good thing for him to get in front of everybody and lead them in this daily affirmation. >> i am someone. >> you are somebody. >> you are somebody. >> we are somebody. >> you can see how much fun he's having saying it, but also how they are all saying it together. i think it's aw

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we think our moment is unique because we are narcissists. in this case, what we are going through is historically unique. i want to talk about the economic change that we think of is affecting all of our institutions. the disruptive moment and moments we are going through. differentsegment a subset of what this looks like in the present. i want to talk about a national agenda, if we were having the larger conversation about what we need to do together and what is amenable to political solutions. the american idea. it has to be contrasted with something. ideas should be contrasted with identities. unique.is historically america truly is exceptional. lastf the tragedies in the three or four years of this presidency was the moment in 2014, but echoed 2011 and 2012, when president obama was asked if he believed in american exceptionalism. you could see the president's wheels turning. the look on his face was "of course i don't believe in american exceptionalism, but i do not believe that is an acceptable political answer." with aed and said "sur

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restore the plane to its original form, but a lot of people are saying, wait a second, keep this uniquene plane, so, one, they are asking people to donate and help the restoration process, but they also want to know your opinion. should this plane be gutted and turned back to what it used to be, or kept with this very interesting, unique interior? >> i see sides of the same coin, fundamentally, they are both right. i would say there would be others that you could put back to the original, but this in itself with its own unique history, i'd keep it this way. >> what do you guys think? let us know on facebook.com/rightthisminute. >>> winston has a powerful message for everybody. >> as you can see, winston is a pretty cute little kid. this video was shot in his first grade class back in may, because every day the teacher has them recite this poem saying, i am capable. i am somebody. >> he's so >> the video was just recently posted, because october was down syndrome awareness month. they are really proud of the confidence he's shown with this, because he has down's syndrome, this is a good

it is a unique system that does seem to be working. for cuba, a country cut off from the united states for so many years, finding these unique solutions has led to some impressive innovations. next, we are headed to a research center. developing their own vaccines, including one for lung cancer. >>> according to the world health organization, the united states spends twice as much on health as cuba. with fewer resources and lack of access, they have had to improvise through innovation. much of that happens here at the center for molecular immu immuneology. >> does it make it so you can make these drugs that get extorted to other countries. >> yes. >> in this research center, they have made their own vaccines for everything from hepatitis to meningitis. >> we are using more than 70% of the medication we need for our population. >> there is one vaccine in particular that has caught the attention of countries all over the world, include the united states. the vaccine is for lung cancer. it is called cimavax. >> lung cancer is a disease he

and whens create a sound that is uniquely his. ? a long time ago yeah ? ? before you was born dude ? ? when i was still single and life was great ? >> my music is containing more and more elements from -- i'm just sort of dragging along this big bag of sounds that i've been the silent ones have always spoken to paul simon. >> these are vietnamese. they go -- ? >> reporter: he has shelves full of exotic instruments. in his studio at his home in the connecticut countryside. >> so i use it like this. as like a ch sound. >> reporter: each one of them an auditory music. >> i always called it a twanger but it turns out it's from i think india and it's called a gopicha. ? >> reporter: you'll hear it very clearly on the first song off simon's 13th solo studio album. ? he calls it "the werewolf." >> and when i heard it it sounded like "the werewolf." "the werewolf." from. ? milwaukee man ? ? led a fairly decent life ? ? made a fairly decent living, had a fairly decent wife ? she killed him ? ? sushi knife ? ? now they're shopping for a fairly decent afterlife ? >> r

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like national artifacts because of their unique contributions to american history. at today's 19th annual toy hall of fame the swing -- yes, like the one your kid sees every day at the playground -- the role-playing "dungeons & dragons" and fisher-price's the little people made the cut. little people finally made their way in after being a finalist seven times. and the spokeswoman for >> if you're not a soap opera watcher, you might not know how many times susan lucci was dissed by the emmys in not getting an emmy award. i also think in a year that the chicago cubs finally won a world series it's great that fisher-price little people get into the national toy hall of fame. >> get in the hole! >> reporter: enduring play things that stand the test of time. >> i'm touching that bubble. it's not popping. >>> and that's the overnight news for this friday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us a little bit later for the morning news and be sure not to miss "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new >>> this is the "cbs overnight news.

because it really is a unique business model that american express has.ervices that we had -- have. i spent a lot of time in silicon valley. one thing i do when i get to silicon valley is take those companies through our business model. a number of those companies want to partner with us because they say american express has an integrated business model unlike other participants in payments. that is why we have a very good partnership with uber, airbnb, facebook. we are involved with apple pay, samsung pay, android pay. what is very important, is not to look at payments as simply facilitating a payment. it is to also look at payments as a platform to deliver services. david: your largest shareholder is warren buffett. does he call you up every day to say, here is what you should do every day to increase the value of my stock? or does he leave you alone? kenneth: i have been really privileged to have warren buffett as an investor. he has been a very strong supporter of the company. a very strong supporter of me. he is not someone who is on your case, how i

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those are unique engagements of users. the total reaches around 30,000,000-40,000,000, in any given month. around 7e's are million people reached. megan: i know you have a good number of partnerships. i believe google is a partner? morgan: not google. [laughter] megan: not yet. who are your partners? morgan: we have content partners, like teen vogue. we have worked with change.org. those partnerships are usually around, what is an interesting demographic may not have access content, may be looking for an authentic black voice for their content. we have worked with the white house on different things. megan: what have you done with the white house? morgan: whenever they are doing black specific announcements, we will make sure we have access to that, like when obama pardoned a bunch of prisoners this summer. we had original statements and thank you letters for them of them -- some of them, on the site. megan: got it. ,n your experience with blavity what has been the hardest challenge? --'ve gone from boots back strap, to no

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because he is very focused on making sure you have a unique and differentiated business model. have enjoyed my interactions with him. i call him. david: hard to get him on the phone? kenneth: he also calls me. he is so easy to get on the phone. his character, and the type of person that he is, inspires me to want to do better for the company. david: so do you believe leaders are born or made? how do people become great leaders? kenneth: i think it is a combination of both. i draw the analogy to great athletes. some great athletes are born, but unless you practice your craft, those skills will dissipate. so there are certainly people who have innate leadership capabilities. but i am a strong believer that you have to look at leadership as a craft. david: today, as an african-american leader in the company, you are a symbol of african-american leadership in the business world. but when you ultimately decide to do something different, are there other diverse leaders in the compy you have beeable to recruit? do you have a lot of african-american leaders, women, other people of diff