anita, what's the main reason the magic are not in control of this series? >> i know, maybe they're not eating enough candy. i don't know, let's ask lamar odom, beyond, that i think a few things that are really evident right off the bat, number one, they're not able to get the ball to dwight howard in the post. you got to let superman shine, and they have not been able to allow him to do his thing. he's been totally out of his element the entire series because they can't get the ball to him in the paint. number two, turnovers. 19 turnovers yesterday, 20 two games ago. you just can't win a championship turning the ball over that much, and last but not least, free throws. dwight howard misses eight free throws last night and you're up by three. 11 seconds left. as long as you make one, it doesn't matter if derek fisher hits a three pointer, and you still got the ball with a few seconds left. game is yours. series is tied up at 2-2. i have to really disagree with stan van gundy. he came out post-game press conference and said veteran leadership and experimentin

anita is a social worker and mental health professional in providence. she shares what she described as the sad and rude awakening she experienced after opening her own practice last. as a provider, like all providers, she takes great pride in the quality of care and attention that she gives to her patients. and, yet, she often found herself burdenedded with an endless trail of paperwork and the time consuming task of battling insurance companies and tracking down claims. like so many of her colleagues, anita is frustrated that she must spend so much time fighting administrative hurdles and navigating bureaucratic red tape. after years of training to become a health professional anita wishes she had more time to do just that, provide care to her patients. she writes: i would much rather spend the time seeing clients than negotiating automated telephone systems and waiting to speak to a person several hours per week. it is a total waste of human time and talent. i heard from melissa, a self-employed writer from newport, whose unpredictable income leaves h

anita, michigan. caller: good morning. we are having a serious problem. back in michigan, we are in a total depression. the fiat deal needs to go through. we need to figure out a way to get more cars built in the united states, bringing jobs back to the united states. the people in michigan are hurting. and they have no place to live. you would be shocked and surprised to drive around and see the state of michigan right now. also, the last eight years of administration, their policy was to take everything from the middle-class and the poor and bring us down to zero, which is where we are. everybody in america needs to wake up and see what is going on. president obama cannot straighten it out in 100 days. it is not possible. i do not know what the answer's going to be as far as general motors and chrysler in what we can do. $3 per gallon gasoline. host: "one of the watergate burglars, bernard barker, 92- years old, died on friday. he was born in cuba. back in 1971 he was involved in the break-in involving the pentagon papers. he was one of the burglars fou

>> well i'm a bachelor and i don't have much to do, society is rewarded me far in access of anita lent or me right so i use my money to build schools overseas and i have a wonderful partner from the, mgo community. a guy that grew cynical about some of the things we saw over zoos and he and his wife build schools. many are schools for just girls. some are both have wonderful business model as attached so it's a school and or fan age and they raise boiler check ins and they sell a crop and that supports the schools on-going. there's actually about 21 now and 10 to 12 thousand children in them. cross afghanistan, in the pal and africa. we're starting to move to latin america up and i name them all dorothy burn after my mom. >> republican line? >> thanks for taking my call. mr. burn, thank you so much for being on the forefront of naked shorting an and greatest ponzi scheme this nation

anita lee. she knows what is going on with storm farm and nobody cares. they can fill up records in the courts it's okay. now they're telling people we're moving because we had to pay you so much movement i'm thinking where are the real reporters in the world? i did a story about darfur and i was shocked the amount of people in this country that don't even know what that means. people starving to death. >> host: caller, let's leave it there, and which one of you would like to answer? >> guest: you go ahead. >> guest: i mean, some of the injustices you speak to are certainly things on my mind as well, and what to do. i mean, my response always comes back to, the need for all of us, all of us in this room, all of news this country to open our eyes to not abide the idea that everything is going swimmingly and all we have to do is be passive and let it happen. we have to open our eyes and act and then question offers and won did he wonder if what we have done is effective and then act again. >> host: we have a question here in the audience. >> host: my name i

anita mosner, partner at holland and knight and co-chair of the firm's global aviation team and a guess of our speaker. skipping over the podium, angela keen, bloomberg news and chair of the committee. skipping our speaker for just a minute, sean bullard, president of -- member of the national president club's bored of governors. he also organized this event. thank you very much, sean. paul charles, director of communications for virgin atlantic and a guess of our speaker. joe joe anselmo of aviation week. caspar -- for the european union delegation and finally myron belking former ap bureau chief in london and secretary of the national press club. ask anyone in this room who sir richard branson is and he will be defined different ways: a flamboyant en43 pren newer with an appetite for starting new buses, a magnet for controversy, such as his recent stint as a glass xo cleaning worker in a tv ad for his virgin trains. or a billion dollar philanthropist attempting to save mother earth. no matter, he is a gift for making people pause and take notice. his high profile adventures cloud deve

when a lot of people might know is the fear that began with anita bryant, a crusade in 1977 and that was the moment nationally when teachers among all professions for use as a wedge issue to promote the far right's agenda to get in on school boards and other local level kinds of positions to set a certain political agenda and motion and so going back to look at this incident in florida and generation before that i think a very unique situation even though gay and lesbian teachers who surfaced throughout mid-20s century would have been fired. i think the fact the way the state pursue this and the length of time spent on and the number of resources spent makes it unique in that regard. >> that is great. i thank you answer the question and made me also augment for you and ask whether books upon which the shoulders of giants upon which you stood a? >> absolutely. john de melo, an anthropology the work of people like william lee, esther newton, esther was an amazing role model for me. without her book, mother camp, published in 1976, processors and kansas city, but also on the straight si

anita, partner of holland and knight and cochair of the firm's local aviation team and a guest of our speaker. skipping over the podium, angela keen, bloomberg news and chair of the speakers committee. skipping our speaker for just a moment your john bullard president of the group and a member of the national press club board of governors. he is also the speakers committee member who organized this event. thank you very much, john. paul charles the director of communications for virgin atlantic and a guest of our speaker. joe of aviation week. casper, senior press officer for the european union's delegation. and finally my rent, former ap bureau chief in london and the secretary of the national press club. ask anyone in this room who served richard branson is and he will be defined many different ways. a flamboyant rish on to partner with a seemingly insatiable appetite for starting new businesses. a magnet for controversy such as his region stant as a glasco train cleaning worker in a tv ad for his virgin train or $8 billion philanthropist attempting to save mother earth. no matter,