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they boxed them and put them awa the catch-22 seems to be that anybody who's not from that ethnic studies world could teach it. but that there would be disciplinary action, as i understand it, if anyone complains about those being taught. so in essence, they've been what i call a soft banning. they're out of the picture. and -- >> but just look at the books. i brought a list of the titles. chicano, the history of the mexican civil rights movement, boxed. critical theory by delgado and stepanic, boxed 500 year history of pictures, xed. occupied america, boxed. rethinking columbus, the next 500 years, boxed. the oppressed, boxed. and then howard zenness, the people's history of the united states? >> he's a lefty. >> sandros cisneros, zapata's disciple, feminism is for everybody, jonathan kozel's savage inequalities, luis rodriguez is always running, by the lake of sleeping children and nobody's son. you have to help me understand this. >> they got sherman alexi, they got rid of shakespeare. >> the tempest because it deals with race and class? >> yeah. they got rid of thoreau. let's celebrat

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>> well, after receiving the award of the hall of fame awa , awaraward award, -- >> and you don't eveng the speech because you were so out of it. >> the next day i saw a playback of it. oh, i was mortified. probably the best thing that could have happened because i -- i then hired a male nurse to come into my house. unlike the other 11 times, i didn't have that little spark of a voice saying, yeah, we'll go in here, do the dance for these people, but down the road, i'll have a couple beers watching the game, you know. it will be all right. that wasn't there this time. and because of that, i mean, i quit smoking, drinking, snorting, everything, all at once. >> good. >> it's the music that is you, though, to me. i mean, all the stories and all that you've been through, in the end it's the music. and that's the legacy. >> that's it. >> what song, what moment is greatest for you? what will you take with you when you hear the last? >> lots to choose from. >> you're right. which song? >> yeah. >> i don't know. i get that question a lot, what's your favorite song -- >> yeah, i was trying to m

he broke down in court after awas exonerate.always maintained his innocence but he spent five years in jail. he was only cleared after his accuser admitted she made it up. he's planning to file a claim against the state. martha: there was not a dry eye in the house. he said all he ever wanted was his freedom. imagine spending five years in prison for a crime you didn't commit. do you think he has a chance? bill: mid 20s? probably his best years of development are behind him. it's always possible. 25, 26 years old. you get your speed back, you get your strength back. martha: there are older football players. bill: you won kerr how many skills you lose by sitting in a cell for so many years. martha: we wish him well. we hope he exceeds everybody's expectations. good luck to him. this story got everybody buzzing. new yorkers are about to say goodbye to the super sized soda. the new york city mayor wants to do away with those giant soft drinks. he thinks they are the key to fighting obesity. is it the nanny state gone wild? bill: ,

. >> die ann, as long as you stay awa awake, that's all that really matters right now. >> reporter: i promise. >> diane, good to see you, as always. thanks for the details. >>> here is a run down of some of the stories we're covering. should politicians be judged for behaving badly when they were young? >> i did some stupid things when i was in high school. >> i experimented with marijuana a time or two and i didn't like it. >> hear what americans and the experts have to say, and major fallout from j.p. mpmorgajpmorg investments. we'll look at what it meges for your money. >>> also nasty e-mails flou over a mother's day editorial about not choosing to be a mom. >>> you can watch cnn live on your computer while you're at work. head to cnn.com/tv. you inspired a ron howard production. with your photographs. ( younger sister ) where's heaven ? ( older sister ) far. what will you inspire, with the eos rebel t3i and ef lenses, for ron's next project ? learn more at youtube. the key is to have a good strategy. the same goes for my retirement. with the plan my financial advisor and i put tog

from awa, i'm an african on my maiden visit to the united states. as a way of life? if parents fail to play their role as role models then the government should step in. facebook.com/carolcnn if you would like to continue th conversation and thanks, as always, for your comments. we got a lot of great ones today. thank you. i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me today. cnn newsroom continues with kyra phillips. >> 8:00 on the eahe -- 11:00 on east coast. >>> a federal appeals court in boston has ruled the defense of marriage act unconstitutional. doma as it's called defines marriage as strictly heterosexual one man one woman. it denies all sorts of benefits to gay couples and that's one reason the court in boston says it cannot stand. cnn legal contributor paul callan joins me on the phone. paul, let's talk exactly about what this ruling means right now and then we'll move into what this could mean at a higher level. >> okay. let me start, kyra, by saying

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