i'm blanch. >> yes. >> where's little woman?hroom. >> here with the stars of the revived hit "a streetcar named desire," blair underwood and nicole ari parker. con gratelationgratulatio congratulations. that's a big deal. >> yes. >> the shows are closing out around us. it's by word of mouth. the word on the street is this is the show to come to. >> this is a huge hit. >> "a," it's a classic american play and "b," blair underwood is in it. >> like nicole said, it's a classic. many people feel as though they know it or think they know it. it's important to have a barometer, point of reference. >> one of the perceptions is that you all have radically changed the play from the original tennessee williams version or even the randall version. >> minor things. >> minor changes. >> people are basing it on the movie. a lot of people haven't read the actual play. they're going off the movie version in 1951 which was made at a time when censorship is very high. most of the stories, the key turning points in the story are taken out in the m

we have given israel carte blanche literally.few americans know that under the obamas administration has received carte blanche. much more than under bush. that is how much the question of the palestinian-israeli conflict and the reason why beyond the politics really, i mean that we can argue and debate but barack obama from day one made a settlement with the palestinian and israeli conflict a part of the strategic interest of the united states. he is one of the first presidents to articulate a narrative about the arab-israeli conflict as an extension of america's security interest. on the first day, on his first day in the white house, the first telephone call he made was to abbas, president mahmoud abbas and he promised to bring even the u.s. military the first time. the u.s. military went public and said the resolution with the palestinian-israeli conflict had a direct impact on the lives of our soldiers. >> host: now i wonder, that was a critical development and i wonder if you think that, when president obama first made you

a jury in san jose acquitted will blanch last week. now lynches supporters want the priest, a linder to be prosecuted for perjury. the plan called for a ceasefire. but in the three months since the problem was agreed to, the problem has only worsened. the country has been calling for a side to step down. >>> the days are numbered >>> obviously the president shouldn't escape this >>> is a big area father will be among many at a burial of his father during the vietnam war. the crew will be buried in a single casket. and hal a cold front will only add insult to injury >>> you just want them to go on >>> tough terms on california's coastline, why california's pelicans are in desperate help >>> ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> on the last chair of the alameda a county fair, a special tribute to the jockey that was killed at the eat their guns last week. jorge are rare and it died after he was thrown from his horse thursday. >>> those horses are big and strong and they're going awful fast out there. things happen there are just things you can to account or

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really, here, they have given me carte blanche to do this. i think it is nice for me, in the sense of coming back 25 years later and seeing personally my own evolution as an artist and thinker. the whole effort to put the chicano or indigenous woman's experience on center stage is, in itself, for euro-american theaters, a radical position. because of the state of theater, it is a hard roll to hold up in institution. it is a hard road. i am looking at where we are 25 years later in the bay area, looking at how hard it is for us to strive to keep our theater is going, etc. i like to think that i'm not struggling quite as hard, personally, but what i mean by that, the intention, the commitment. particularly, to produce works that would not be produced in other places, and also to really nurture women of color artists. i think that is something that has not shifted for me in those 25 years, and it is good to see that brava remains committed to that kind of work. ♪ >> when people talk about the reflection of the community, we can only go from what

ari parker, taking that production to task because there's certain lines that stanley kowalski and blanche you know the work, obviously. >> yeah, i know the work, morgan freeman. tavis: there's a controversy about that. does it really work when they're playing the part and saying this particular line, this particular scene? that debate continues, so it's not always so easy to just make the switch-out without creating some sort of controversy. >> well, no, there isn't. they did "cat on a hot tin roof," didn't seem to create all that controversy. it seemed to me that that's a harder one to swallow, to make an all-black cast out of. so i don't understand about "streetcar" at all. doesn't make any sense to me. but people are always someone's always going to come down on the side of the fence. tavis: yeah, and if you're going to be in this business, as you well know, art is subjective, so people have a right to say that. >> yeah. tavis: you ever get tired of taking race questions, hearing race questions, at this point in your career? >> i think they're boring. when president obama was elected,

just marinate it first and first what we do is blanch it and peel the skin off because you don't want the skin to puree with the soup. seeds are good. no problems with the seeds. put the basil in there. >> lemon basil. that's unique. sounds so good. >> essential oils as a lemon peel. which -- >> i like the fragrance. >> sherry vinegar. >> vinegar. really? can i smell that? >> yeah. >> mmm. i like that. >> made from sherry wine. black pepper. and sea salt. and then we kind of let the tomatoes marinate in the mixture with some olive oil. for about four hours. we let it go. and then everybody has a food processer at their house, puree it up real nice. i know you have a margarita blender. >> it comes out like this? >> pour it in the bowl. >> oh wow look hat that. >> it's smooth and cold and refreshing and acidic and it makes a 110-degree day or whatever it's going to be today. >> did you give me the recipe? >> yes. >> on jchayward.com. >> some lettuce and bacon on there and then some -- some mayonnaise croutons. all the -- flavor elements that are in a blt kind of in the soup. >> that loo

the board with twenty three while andre to remain cool added nineteen points but when for david blanche's men puts them in group a of the summer games there they will play the united states argentina france tunisia and lithuania who also qualified after beating dominican republic one zero nine eight is three. so the lympics are just around the corner and we continue to profile russia's whole prospects the country's fencers are aiming for at least six medals including two golds at those london games i would say you came and go and sophia are favorites to grab that's up gongs as constantine puts up now reports. four time world champion so if you really care is one of russia's biggest hopes for gold the twenty seven year old saber fans made her debut at the olympic games in beijing four years ago and just missed out on a medal but says that makes her even more determined to succeed in london simply because unfortunately i performed well in beijing but lost enough and i what will happen i don't have a recipe for winning i'm a woman so it's always a need to learn predictable but of course i wa

also, you're going to see blanches in the road. trees are still down. you've got to be cautious as you're driving. i know it's going to be tricky. some of you still don't have electricity but you've got to take a deep breath before you hit the roads this morning. back in ten with another update. >>> 4:54. it's going to cost commuters a little bit more to ride metro this morning. the new rates started yesterday. prices for metro trains got a 5% increase. bus fares went up ten cents. the parking rates went up a quarter. metro eliminated the peak of the peak surcharges. the extra money from the increase will be used to help balance the transit agency's operating budget. >>> it is 4:55 right now. coming up, trying to cope as tens of thousands of people wait for the lights to come back on. we've got an update on the progress that utility crews are making. >>> plus, how the power outages created a story. sevens of >>> a warning if you're looking for a hotel to stay at while the power is out, do a little shopping. we found that some places are charging just cr

lieutenant governor of louisiana who comes there, the gentleman who was the senator from mississippi blanch k. bruce. we have many, many celebrities there. we have also howard university, which is itself a real seat of the black intelligence, too. so we have this town. we have this big celebration. people turn up to dedicate the memorial. the black elites who turn up, and they walk up to the platform area, because their tickets say platform, get there and they're turned away. they're turned away to a segregated seating area about a block away, and it's a weedy area where there are rough hewn benches, and the grast has not been cut. these are lawyers, judges, and philosophers and many of them turn on their heels and they leave. one of them who temporarily takes a seat is a former collector of customs at georgetown. he and his wife. he's a famous black government official. and he's taking a seat, and they're cordoned off and presided over by uniformed marines. he's having a seat because he's making up his mind whether he's going to stay. the marine says to him, you should move to the center t

. >>> a good friend of alex sullivan's, christina blanch, is a victim of the shooting massacre in aurorath alex at that midnight showing. don lemon spoke to her in the hospital. >> couple of hours ago, day or so ago, you were normal life, manager at a restaurant. and then this. >> yeah. you can never expect it. you're always the person that says, oh, that would never happen to me. then when it is going on, i actually didn't even know it was going on for like the first three minutes that it happened. i thought it was kind of movie theater antics. when there are midnight movie premiers, they sometimes put on shows or have people dress up in costumes and come around and whatnot. i honestly thought that might be what's going on because it was in the middle of a movie scene where they're fighting. then when the thing that was thrown and kind of like you could literally count to five. this like bomb went off. that was like two things in front of me, like two rows. then all of a sudden you just hear pop pop pop pop pop. just gunfire. that's when it hit me, oh, my god, this is actually happening

of new agenda had been set whereby people in the city and bankers in particular were given carte blanche to do as they chose this could include you know of course accounting this could include defrauding their clients could include money laundering and it seems that a dangerous precedent was sent set at that moment but the situation if anything got worse tony blair and gordon bryan when in two thousand they passed an act called the financial services markets act two thousand which basically included a clause which said that the competitiveness of the city was more important than the rule of law it said that regulators must consider the international ability of of the financial businesses before taking enforcement action and they must avoid damaging the u.k.'s competitiveness so essentially they were they were kind of telling the f.s.a. the newly born f.s.a. that it should always consider whether or not financial institutions mine move overseas before they before they prosecuted them and i think this was serious and then in two thousand and two you had another thing which when sarbanes ox

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you want to blanch it in boiling water for a good minute. you want to cook it through.once they're blanched, they look like that. pop the spinach in. pop the basil in. the olive oil. >> nice. >> let her go. >> can't have too much. >> drop the top on this guy. >> it's as simple as that? >> and then let it go. you let it go. then, of course, once that's gone, you want to add your walnuts. >> the walnut, yeah. >> chopped walnuts. you want to chop them first. then you want to add your parmesan cheese. >> and a little salt. >> and then your salt. and then, voila, simple as that. pulse just a few time. texture. and then, papow. there you go. spinach pesto. >> i find a little pesto goes a long way. >> it can go a very, very long way. >> okay. it's not all we have. but wait, there's more. sneak knives and -- >> meatball smash is one of the most popular dishes. we've got these brioche buns. we put the meatballs -- smash them down with mozzarella cheese. you've got to take a bite of that. i promise you won't forget it. >> my life's about to change. >> oh, that's a good bite, ever

he had carte blanche at the campus. could bring all the campus that he desired. they had zero of a definable response. let me show you this. the family of the late joe paterno released a statement today saying paterno didn't know sandusky was a predator. and it goes on to say in part, quote, it can be argued that joe paterno should have gone further. he should have pushed his superiors to see they were doing their jobs. we accept this criticism. at the same time, joe paterno and everyone else knew sandusky had been repeatedly investigated by authorities who approved his multiple adoptions and foster children. joe paterno mistakenly believed investigators, university leaders, law enforcement, and others would properly investigate any issue and proceed as the facts dictated. this isn't happen and everyone shares the responsibility. diane, major damage control from the paterno family. >> oh, yeah. well, you know, if i was their pr person, i would tell them to keep their mouth shut. they just need to go quietly to their computer, "the daily beast," read this and they

obama care was raging and looking like it was coming up for a vote, you had moderate democrats, like blanchse and beg the president, let's not do it this way. let's do it piecemeal. get republican buy-in. let's get the public buy-in. he refused to do it. you're dealing with a total ideologue here. >> monica. >> now democrats realize it's every man for themselves. if this comes out, they're going to desert him like crazy. >> i think there are a handful of democrats who have always been willing to abandon president obama. i don't think the president is an ideologue. he recognizes that republicans are not trying to move policies forward. they have an agenda of stopping obama. >> if they go for tack hikes in this election year, it's toast. i think it's going to backfire on the president. appreciate it. monica crowley is going to come back later about fleeing the country and high taxes. but up next, 83% of doctors say they want to quit because of obama care. imagine the disaster that could occur throughout the country. and tomorrow, house republicans attempt to pull the plug on obama care for th

michelle bernard is president of the women's center for public policy, and former senator blanch lincolnarkansas. ladies, welcome. >> thank you. >> let's talk a little bit about this, mitt romney's tax returns, his business experience. it seems to be light of fodder for president obama. he said this this morning on cbs. >> it is not that he is disqualified because of what he's done, it is if that's your main claim. so if he doesn't talk about the fact that he's been governor of massachusetts for four years very much. >> or running the olympics. >> then i want us to make sure that we know what your theory is about how to grow the economy. and that is a question that i think most americans want to know as well. >> liz? that's how it's being said. barack obama going for this in the jugular. >> i think what's interesting here, look, this is a central rationale for mitt romney's candidacy. look at my experience, i know how to get the economy jump-started again, i can do this, he can't. so because of this, i think the president going after him on bain and going after him on the economy kind of

her name is christina blanch and she served in iraq.his was anything like she had seen in a war zone. >> this was worse because i had to sit there and watch like my friends and people that we were just laughing and joking with five minutes prior, never saw it coming. they didn't sign up for that. they didn't sign up to be shot that night. you know what i mean? if you're in the military, you signed up for it. you're signing up possibly risking your life. whereas these people were going to a movie to enjoy themselves, to spend time with whether it was their family or friends. they didn't sign up to be shot. >> your friend, alex. >> alex sullivan, yeah. >> what did you learn this morning? >> i learned that he died. >> hard to fathom? >> he's the reason we all went, so. it just sucks, you know? i don't want to say nobody deserves something like this. >> can you forgive him, the gunman? >> can i forgive him? probably not today, not tomorrow. eventually. i'm a pretty, i guess, laid back and outgoing person. i like to move on. i don't like to

if that won't make you blanch, whereon what will. he says it could happen if there's as kenny polcari mentioned a new round of stimulus of the fed and says the fed will move forward with a $500 billion program before the year ends. hence his call. $2,000 an ounce. look at gold right now. can we? there it is. 1,563. down $12 today. year to date basically flat. how do you play the gold stocks and the gold etfs? ed ponsi, what do you say? >> ty, it is not a question of if or when. it's a question of how much. the one thing that concerns me about the call here from merr l merrill, they're expecting $500 million. if you look at comments recently of bernanke, he has used the words diminishing returns to describe quantitative easing. there's no technical reason to buy gold. the chart looks awful. a big triangle on gold and slv, as well. i'm mildly bullish. not quite as bullish as merrill because i understand and i think bernanke understands there's diminishing returns on quantitative easing. >> a move of today is a 33% gain in gold. that's

add mccartney, that's cart blanche to play into the middle of next week. one jaded critic called this the greatest concert he ever witnessed. and then the switch flipped. so, they were unplugged and not in a good way. i want to start a campaign for them to reunite on stage -- >> how did we know we were going to do that. it was nick's idea, folks. come on. >> pretty good idea. >> nick watt, thanks. >> wow. >> it's monday, sam. >> you saw that coming. >> that could happen at any time at the weather center and does. let's deal with the numbers, talking about 95 degrees in denver. kansas city, 94, chicagoland, 96. these numbers aren't as high as the last heat wave but we bring in more humidity. your heat index numbers will feel like 100. this lasts a couple days as it heads east. boston, 92, philadelphia, 98, 97 d.c., 100 tuesday. it will be uncomfortable. quick look at the big board around the country. >> temperatures outside 92 degrees the rate at national airport. bitime high a little gomer north and east to baltimore. nighttime lows of around 70. tomorrow

you want to once they're blanched, pop the spinach in, pop the basil in.simple as that? >> and let it go. you let it go. then -- of course -- once that's gone, you want to add your walnuts. >> the walnut, yeah. >> chopped walnuts. you want to chop them first. then add the parmesan cheese. and then your salt. and then, voila, simple as that. pulse just a few time. texture. and then -- pow. there you go. spinach pesto. >> a little pesto goes a long way. >> it can go a very, very long way. >> it's not all we have. but wait, there's more. sneak knives and -- >> meatball smash is one of the most popular dishes. we have brioche buns. you smash them down. take a bite of that. you won't forget it. >> my life's about to change. >> oh, that's a good bite, everybody! that's a good bite. >> how do i -- >> thank you so much. >> again, recipes from the book are available at goodmorningamerica.com at yahoo!. this is the greatest thing i have ever had in my life. we'll be right back, guys. thank you, so much. >>> thank you all. come back tomorrow. will ferrell is going to

this is not the carte blanche flying of unmanned aerial systems. i would like to ask why has the department of homeland security been so slow to develop policies related to the domestic use of drones? >> that's a good question and we have not been able to get an answer from dhs or tsa on why they have not followed our recommendations. we have been told by many stakeholders that it's better to act on these potential issues before we have a crisis or four some of these things occur because oftentimes not only does it take regulations two or three years to be enacted, but when regulations are enacted in a crisis situation, sometimes they are not the best work the agencies do. we continue to follow-up and point that we think a role in this situation as well as they are both in terms of privacy as well as security. >> i don't want to wait for a crisis situation. i believe we will have the department of, and security sitting where you are city to answer these tough questions. >> let me just say not only have they not been slow, they have completely disre

she noted it as marked and blanched. about the vomiting, it's his leg. she sent us to nyu medical center feeling very confident this was a stomach bug. she had seen it. so i had visions in my head there were hundreds of kids suffering with that. >> i'm sure you were relieved to hear it was a stomach bug. >> absolute we were. >> he came home, still sick. i want to be clear about his symptoms. i know part of the reason you're here is to help other parents. what was he telling you about how he felt at that moment? >> he was in agony. he was in pain. we started calling the pediatrician the next morning. quite a few times we called her. when eventually she called back, give him more medications, get liquids into him. we said you're not getting it. he's not moving on the couch. the reason we have come public today, and it's not an easy thing to do, to have your son -- one of the things i had to do was go down and pick up the records from the hospital. the front page on the record, rory staunton expired april 1st, no parent sho

>> [crying softly] >> that would explain her blanched face and her fevered brain at breakfast the nextng. >> nothing but fungi. >> what was in the box, holmes? >> it's charles i. >> we may find something else of charles i. the bag that was fished from the mere. >> gentlemen. look. >> it's a jewel. family heirloom? >> it's possible. >> your ancestor sir ralph musgrave, was he a prominent cavalier? >> oh, yes, indeed. he was close to charles ii in his wanderings during the commonwealth. >> then i think that should give us the last link that we wanted. gentlemen, you must bear in mind, when the royal party were driven into exile, they probably left many of their most precious possessions buried behind them, with the intention of returning for them in a more peaceful time. gold, musgrave. watson, i believe you have in your hand a relic which is not only of great intrinsic value but also of great importance as a historical curiosity. >> but what is it? >> nothing less than a fragment of the ancient crown of the kings of england. >> the crown? oh, no, no, holmes, it's too fanciful. now, cons

. >> could be like blanch.g to tear down that bitch of a bearing wall and put a window where it ought not be. >> make me do joan crawford? >> stephanie: you people -- joan card was like ann romney. you people have seen all you need to see to understand our taxes. rocky mountain mike with a tribute. he did a video to this. >> he's given all you people need to know. he's given all you people need to know. ♪ power to you people ♪ >> he's given all you people need to know. ♪ power to you people ♪ >> yea! >> stephanie: yea for you people. >> john lennon reference. >> stephanie: mike writes steph, a friend of mine lives near san diego. i got to listen to your show. she's hooked. also we got v.i.p. tickets to the show at the pantages this weekend. she's coming up for a birthday celebration. >> oh, my gosh! tickets almost gone. mike down in san diego way coming up. tickets almost gone. two giant celebrities on the panel. little surprises. go to sexyliberal.com. >> here is the story about the facebook by the way. nothin

. >> thank you from playing blanch's nurse. [♪ magic wand ♪] >> anyway i want to speak up for the staff this psychiatrist was treating him they may not have even known who this person was. >> i don't think any has said that. >> well, that's what i'm people to think about, because what i'm hearing is the mail workers are at fault. so i'm speaking up for the people that support me and letting people know a little bit about the culture in higher education. evidently this psychiatrist may be off on research out of the country, since he was with the neuroscience department in the grad school he probably didn't even know who holmes was -- >> you are right. and we should have the facts before we jump to any conclusions. it could have been a random psychiatrist. we don't know yet. so by the way, as we said one thing ever in our life, b-box rocks. >> senator boxer. >> she puts the whole tax debate. i love the way she put it. >> are you fighting for the people who make a billion dollars a year. that's who the republicans are fighting for. and they get so emotional about it. or are you fighting fo