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. -- condi wrote on the back of the book. >> no, ma'am, we understand that you have a gang intervention academy. we need to come out and see it because your gangsters are former insurgents and they're helping to ruce the violence and we need to find out how to do that. travis, i was speechless. if folks in the green zone think we can help them, then we are in trouble in iraq. but sometimes, let me understand this. then another commander came out. brain.petraeus's when he came out here, he spent four days of assessing on the ground our gang problem. we had 1000 gain, over 100,000 gang members. we have prison gangs, international mafia, the russian mafia, everything out here in l.a. it is were the first world meets the third world in terms of getting stuff. we're falling like italy did in terms of assimilating our games. it is very dangerous. he said, connie, sit down, shut up, take out a legal pad and do not say a word. we went back and forth for three days. he said, do not argue with me. just take notes. he said, i cannot believe that i have a doing counterinsurgency defending this coun

in the united states that iraq had nuclear weapons dick cheney would occasionally say it outright condi would warn of mushroom clouds and they would in various other ways imply that iraq was about to hit us with nuclear weapons and was behind nine eleven we even got our buddy over in egypt to torture a man until he said iraq was linked in linked up with al qaeda and behind nine eleven it's the same thing we've recently heard it rand was actually behind nine eleven iran has nuclear weapons we have the majority of the american public believe me iran has nuclear weapons while in reality they avoid saying so they fudge they talk about its possible nuclear capabilities and so forth it's almost identical and of course replace dick cheney who as you said a vice president at the time going on and on about the threat now even in the family still his daughter is of course on all the networks saying the same thing it's so interesting we see these pictures pictures of the iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad in a lab coat and all the sudden the case is made you know the i.a.e.a. report said there

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as a secretariat for partners of a new beginning which is what secretary clinton wanted to do, and condy rice with the palestinian partnership which sale was my co-chair, in which we tried to set up both jobs, entrepreneurship, economic investment and we were just in marrakesh, secretariiaiay albri and i can also speak as former head of the broadcasting board of governor, we have tools for people who want to and we worked with facebook, twitter and others that are too public to make sure it's safe and that fire walls can be broken and that anonymity can be assured when need be. all of that to create a sense of partnership with the u.s. and the arab world in creating entrepreneurship and jobs and i urge you to talk to people here on the partners for a new beginning and what we tried to do and jim right next to you was in marrakesh two weeks ago, right, jim? >> i'm extremely familiar with the work that you're doing and what sally's doing and with all due respect it was not put in the book in arabic and you're doing extraordinary work in so many places where if you try to google it in arabi

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. >> our condi is growing, and indeed is one of the strongest of any city in the country -- our economyealth of our city continues to improve. >> his 1 citi 1 hire program has helped thousands find jobs. he says the unemployment rate at 10.4% is too high. the city is making progress in improving education and reducing crime. a minor health scare for calcimine marion barry during the state of the district address. he had a problem with his insulin. our camera was there when marion barry needed help leaving when the speech was over. the spokesperson says that he is feeling much better and did not end up going to the hospital. he ended up having dinner with his godson and southeast. >> we want to check news across the nation. a chilling 911 call was made just before a deadly fire at a washington state home. >> i with like to pull up the driveway because i smelled gasoline and he will not let me in. this could be life threatening. he blew up the house and the kids. >> the social worker drops powell's two sons off before the end for now. >> powell tried to kill the children with a hatchet be

i told condi to doing a joint to our hard to debate the issues of keeping society intact.that is not necessary. that would be stupid. >> could you talk about the realignment from the state to the county and if there is any opportunities to reduce recidivism? >> and the realignment present opportunities? tsa can. and investing so haphazardly but to antioch the state prisons and closing of the juvenile state prisons to send the kids back down to where they came from in in no lot of ways i a agree with the idea to bring there re close third echlin glittery would not distribute public wealth very well. do it locally. we can raise a and taxer soc to build those goals. it was part of the hundred pages i originally wrote know at 300 pages. how we built the schools on time and on budget. to change the culture of contract a we could change that culture of incarceration to do what it is supposed to do to spend a billion dollars on state correction but reproduce criminals if you have the two-thirds recidivism rate, that is an f grade. failed. wasting $8 billion of my money i want to

[applause] >> for more information about condi rice and her latest book, visit "power concedes nothing."com. coming up next, booktv presents after words, an hour-long pro-grammar we invite guest host to interview authors. this week sociologist eric klinenberg and his latest book, "going solo" the extraordinary rise and and surprising appeal of living alone. mr. klinenberg analyzes the impact the trend has on business, politics and culture and predicts significant social change for the country as a result. he talks with sociologist kim blankenship, director of american university center on health and society. >> host: so how did you first get interested in this topic and then how did you decide how to go about looking at it? >> guest: the first book i wrote was a book about a heatwave in chicago where more than 700 people died in just a few days and one of the really disturbing things about that project is i learned that hundreds of people have died alone and they died alone because so many people in chicago were living alone and aging alone. when that book was over i realized that i ha

i told condi we needed to do a joint tour to show people how you need to debate these issues, but debateciety intact. what we can do is build a civil war again, but i don't think that is necessary. i think it would be really stuck on stupid. >> i was wondering if you could talk about the realignment from the state to the count and if there's any opportunities better to reduce recidivism or have some sanity? >> can the realignment racism opportunities, yes again. will it? i don't know. it's been son so haphazardly and there's so little planning. the realignment of emptying out the state prisons and closing of the juvenile state prisons and sending the kids back down to alleycat and to the counties where these kids came from and sending untold prisoners back down to l.a. county, that's what realignment is. and a lot of ways i agree with the idea government closest to the people because we will not raise taxes industry but welfare very well. let's do it locally. we know what our problems are. we can raise and tax ourselves with limited time periods, like we did to build a school but i could

i told condi we needed to do a joint tour to show people how you need to debate these issues. debate with the idea of keeping society intact. what we can do is build to civil war again if we want, but i don't think that's necessary, and i think it would be really stuck on stupid. >> i was wondering if you could talk about the realignment, the prison realignment from the state to the county and if there's actually any opportunities there to reduce recidivism or have some sanity? >> can the realignment present some opportunities? >> we, it can. will it? i don't know. it's been done with so little planning. the realignment of emptying out the state prisons and the enclosing to have juvenile state prisons and sending the kids back down to l.a. county and to the counties where these kids came from and sending adult prisoners back down to l.a. county, that's what realignment is. and in a lot of ways i agree with the idea of bringing government closer to the people because we will not raise taxes and distribute public wealth from the state very well, the state level very well. let's

in the clinton administration, certainly part of the six-party talks and in the end those led by condies giving food for aid. who could be opposed to giving food for aid. all that food aid gets diverted to the military, the regime elite or sold on the black market. we talked to refugees who said they never saw any of this existence. they always think they have a mechanism of getting aid to people in need but it's plain out a peacement to getting north korea back to the negotiating table, a repeat of what has been done in the previous two administrations. patti ann: thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. bill: the u.s. supreme court in washington d.c. that court will once again confront the issue of race in university admissions, this after a case was brought boy a white student denied admission to the university of texas. that court saying that it will return to the issue of affirmative action in higher education for the first time since 2003. that case set to be argued in the fall. we are going to check in with shannon bream a bit later and get you more on this. it is breaki

served as a secretary for partners of new beginnings which comes out of what secretary clinton and condi rice wanted us to do with the palestinian -- in which we try to set up both jobs, entrepreneurship, economic investment and we were just a marrakesh and terry albright the cochair came with us and in each one of these regions, and we met with people leading the facebook groups and i can also. >> as a former head of the broadcasting board of governors, we have the tools for people who want to and the work with facebook and twitter and others to make sure it's safe and that firewalls can be broken and anonymity can be assured when need the. all of that to create a sense of partnership with the u.s. in the arab world and creating entrepreneurship and jobs and i would urge you to talk to some of our people here on the partners for new beginning and what we have tried to do. and jim was in marrakesh as well just two weeks ago, right jim? >> i'm extremely familiar with this very vital work that shelley is doing and you are doing that with all due respect it was not filmed and put on faceboo

sunday at 3:00 p.m., condi rice on her work -- connie rice in her work to reduce gang violence in loslian prime minister was in washington this week for a meeting with president obama. mario monti was the featured speaker at the peterson institute of national economics. he discussed the euro crisis in its potential global tax and his remarks came as greece announced an austerity deal that could lead to a bailout. this event is one hour and 15 minutes. >> i think it is fair to say that a simple syllogism sets the stage for today's meeting. the future of the world economy depends critically on the outcome of the euro crisis. the outcome of the euro crisis depends very heavily on what happens in italy, the most important country at the epicenter of those developments. the outcome in italy will turn decisively on the success of the new italian government, led by prime minister monti in overcoming its financial difficulties and in setting the prospects for sustainable economic growth over the longer term. i do not want to put too much pressure on the our speaker by putting it that way, but

also at this weekend, second cousin of condoleezza rice, condi rice, on her work to reduce gang violence in los angeles. at 8:15, bonnie morris. book tv," every weekend on c-span2. >> american history tv documents a process of removing a replica coat and putting lincoln's original coat on display. on "americant artifacts." >> the president announced the 10 states getting approval to opt out of the no child left behind law. increased flexibility is an effort to allow states to avoid some of the mandates in allow all. the 10 states are colorado, florida, georgia, indiana, kentucky, new jersey, oklahoma, and tennessee. this is from the white house career to date. -- earlier today. thank you very much. welcome to the white house. i want to welcome you to the white house. i want to recognize someone who is doing a good job here in washington, and that is arne duncan. love arne. we have outstanding members of congress who have always been on the front lines when it comes to education reform. but above all i want to thank all the teachers here today. where are the teachers? there you go. we got

i told condi would need to do a joint towards the untreated show how you need to debate these issues, to be with the idea of keeping society intact. what we can do is build the civil war again if we want. but i do not think that is necessary and i think it would be really. >> i was wondering if you could talk about the realignment from the state to the county and if there's actually any opportunities they are to reduce recidivism or have some sanity. >> can realignment present opportunities? yes it can. well at? i don't know. it's been done so haphazard that it was so little planning. the realignment of emptying the state prison and closing of the juvenile state prisons and sending the kids back down to l.a. county where these kids came from and sending adult prisoners back down to l.a. county, that is the realignment is. and in a lot of ways, i agree with the idea of bringing government closer to the people because we will not raise taxes and distribute public wealth from the state very well, the state level very well. let's do it locally. we know what our problems are. we can raise

shot out because one thing we have done here is to serve as as a secretary secretary clinton but also condi rice with the palestinian partnership of which was my co-chair reach try to set up both jobs and entreprenuership and economic investment we lourdes justin marrakesh secretary albright came with us and in each one of the region's we met to with the people needing the facebook groups and to speak as a former board of governors we have tools for people and working with facebook twitter and others to make sure it is a fan firewalls could be broken and anonymity is assured when need be. all of that to create a sense of partnership with u.s. arab world to create entreprenuership and jobs and i urge you to talk to some of our people here on partners for a new beginning and what we tried to do so they can pick up next year with merit cash as well? >> i am extremely familiar with the vital work that shelley and you are doing with all due respect it was not put on facebook an arabic you're doing extraordinary work in so many different places where if you go on to go and try to go and arab back

i told condi would need to do a joint towards the untreated show how you need to debate these issues, to be with the idea of keeping society intact. what we can do is build the civil war again if we want. but i do not think that is necessary and i think it would be really. >> i was wondering if you could talk about the realignment from the state to the county and if there's actually any opportunities they are to reduce recidivism or have some sanity. >> can realignment present opportunities? yes it can. well at? i don't know. it's been done so haphazard that it was so little planning. the realignment of emptying the state prison and closing of the juvenile state prisons and sending the kids back down to l.a. county where these kids came from and sending adult prisoners back down to l.a. county, that is the realignment is. and in a lot of ways, i agree with the idea of bringing government closer to the people because we will not raise taxes and distribute public wealth from the state very well, the state level very well. let's do it locally. we know what our problems are. we can raise

they did it through condi -- ghandi. all of the people they had in common. they had to pay a tax on assault. instead of paying that tax they marched down to the scene and they collected salt and made their own salt. we are told to go out and organize, but around what? we need something to organize around. we need to fd that thing that the 99% signof us believe in. is there a march? no. boyct the one thing to prove our strength. we are the 99%. >> hello, everybody. we are one world corp. for cooperation. this is beyond our borders. it is global. we have the power thanks to labor across the world. i think right here there is a lot of elders and all of these young people who have been representing us. they deserve a round of applause and more support. yeah. need to give them our homes our backyards habitat. arby's are in decline. we have the resources, most of us. if we have to shame the corporations into a saving the world, we will. if they want to continue to do criminal acts and put the truth tellers in jail, we need to stand up for them and go to a bank whe

you say in your book that condy had been an important influence on your in taking this approach. >> yes. i admire candy for his approach and his philosophy. and i believe the more i read about him, the more i learn from what he has done, the more i think he was ultimately right. probably that's not the right approach for many people. and i have these arguments with some of the revolutions i just don't relate to what they do. we even were cutting parts of the movie and putting -- the gandy movie and subtitling it. i remember people were very angry because of the police reaction and i got this season. and the movie was killing peep. they can torture my body, kill me, but one thing they're not going to get out of me which is my self-respect for myself. i don't know if he said that. that was the main message we wanted to give. we're going to get old by being nonviolent but not responding to their violence by showing them that they are ugly because of what they are doing and we were civilized. >> as you know, martin luther king was a student of gandy. made a big different in the civil rights

confrontational, and people want -- are prone to be as they wanted it to be paired >> so you say in your book, condi had been an important influence in thinking about this approach -- gondi. >> i admire gandhi for his approach. the more i read about him, the more i read about what he has done, the more i think he is ultimately right. probably that is not the right approach for many people. that is not going to work. i had some of these arguments with some of the revolutionaries who are more aggressive and on the london me. line than me. i relate more to gandhi. we were cutting parts of the movie and applauding it to the page. i remember one time people were very angry because of the police reaction and i got the scene when he is was in south africa, telling people, they can kill my body they can kill me, but one thing will not get out of me as meyer obedience and respect for myself. i do not know if he said exactly that. off but that was the main message we wanted to give. we were going to get all of our rights by being non-violent, by not responding to their violence, by showing them they are ugly