1500 men who were the giants uniform before them, from willie mays to allah gallagher, to william a coveyrk, body and barry bonds, jimmy davenport, gaylord perry, from marishow to murph, and on and on. they all fought for this for 52 years and you brought it home for them. thank you. and how many of you out there remember going to giants games at candlestick park in the 1960's, 1970's, 1980's, 1990's? what this 2010 giants team did, what it accomplished pays tribute to more than 90 million of us who passed through the turnstiles at field stadium, candlestick park, and of at&t park in the past 53 years, leading with your hearts, wearing your, coming with your infants and grandchildren, booin g the dodgers, shared experiences of fathers and sons, mothers and daughters, this 2010 giants team, well, you brought it home all for us, too. thank you all so much. i was one of them taking the bus with my father out to candlestick. i am sure all of you have your stories of candlestick. some of you, even of field stadium. now we take our children and share experiences, my wife, bringing it all home f

steven covey in "the seven-habits of highly effective people" said begin with the end in mind. do you want to be known as? i thought this is a steven covey moment, begin with the end in mind and skilled carpenters in ghana. >> what would yours be if you had to pick one? >> i would like to think of a flower, definitely not a vixen, but i like a flower. or a heart t would be quite sentimental. >> that's better, a heart. very interesting and great picture this is morning. we appreciate it. >> you can tell me yours next week so you can think about it. >> i know it off of the top of my head. quick break. we're right back. [ male announcer ] welcome to that one time of year when we all become doers. when our mittens double as work gloves. and we turn every room into a project. but this year, let's trim the budget. get some help from martha stewart that we can't get anywhere else. and spread our money as far as our cheer. ♪ more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. we're lowering the cost of bright spirits. now get a 100 count light set for $2.28. >>> welcome back t

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who is covey? i mean, he is destroying something that is in himself. it is not that person is animal or soulless or inferior. it is strong enough you know. it is the fragile personality, the fragile personality, not the strong one but the fragile, almost erasable personality that can do that, because there is already the self-contempt and the self-loathing and it is in that area that well, i couldn't say working, bush's list looking at these various forms of. it is so icky sea. racism is obviously the easiest thing you could do. it is very easy to block off the so-called criminals and they are away from us. we don't even have to be tolerant because they are over there, but if they are us, if we are doing that in order to corral a certain type of behavior, whether it is high or low, in order to redeem something in ourselves, that is a whole different operation, entirely different. so, i read a couple of diaries, candid diaries, not the sort of little let me tell my grandchildren what they think of me but some interesting diaries of slaveowners when they

other response the even when the one he speaks of free career in his case and he finally confronts covey he is destroying something that is an himself. it's not that that person is an animal or soulless. it's strong enough, it is the fragile personality, the fragile personality, not a strong one but the fragile, almost earasable personality that can do that because there's already sells content and self loading and it's in that area well, i don't know, i couldn't say working, but ii am just looking at these various forms. it's so easy, racism is obviously the easiest thing you can do. it's easy to block off the so-called criminals and their away from us. the are not with us. you don't even have to be tolerant because they are over there but if they are us, if we are doing that in order to corral a certain kind of behavior scaled as high or low in order to redeem something ourselves that is a whole different operation, entirely different. so i have read a couple, not the sort of little tuitele my grandchildren what to think of me, but some interesting dalia areas of slave owners when they

even the one that frederick douglass speaks of, it's clear in his case when he finally confronts that covey. he's destroying something that is in himself. it's not that that person is animal or soulless or inferior. if you're strong enough, you know, it's the fragile personality, the fragile personality, not the strong one, but the fragile, almost erasable personality that can do that because there's already the self-contempt and the self-loathing, and it's in that area that i -- well, i don't know if i'm working, but i'm looking at these various forms. it's so easy, racism obviously is the easiest thing you can do. it's very easy to block off these so-called criminals and they are away from us. they are not with us. we don't have to be tolerant because they are over there, but if they're us, if we're doing that in order to control a certainly behavior whether it's high or low to redeem something in ourselves, that's a whole different situation, entirely different, so i want -- i've read a couple diaryies, not these little let me tell my grandchildren what to think of me, but interesting di