it was the way dell fiorentino treated others that left an impact on his coach. franco tells me he learned of his death just about two hours ago, and there is a sense of incredible loss. >> it's going to take me time to process. certainly change my opinion about how people have guns, idiots. criminal people that have guns that can take the life of somebody so quickly and so drastically. >> reporter: he tells me he and dell fiorentino had planned to get together, but now that will never happen. >> something like this happens, we tell ourselves that we let time slip away from us. so it's difficult. >> reporter: neighbors tell me this is the home ricky dell fiorentino grew up in with his siblings. his parents still live here. neighbors say they're heartbroken for his family. live in napa, amber lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> you can pay tribute to deputy dell fiorentino on our facebook page. we'll be updating the story on ktvu.com. >>> the fbi says a violent gang has dismantled after two arrests today. >> we believe we got all of them. it's a huge victory for law en

it was the way dell fiorentino treated others that left an impact on his coach. franco tells me he learned of his death just about two hours ago, and there is a sense of incredible loss. >> it's going to take me time to process. certainly change my opinion about how people have guns, idiots. criminal people that have guns that can take the life of somebody so quickly and so drastically. >> reporter: he tells me he and dell fiorentino had planned to get together, but now that will never happen. >> something like this happens, we tell ourselves that we let time slip away from us. so it's difficult. >> reporter: neighbors tell me this is the home ricky dell fiorentino grew up in with his siblings. his parents still live here. neighbors say they're heartbroken for his family. live in napa, amber lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> you can pay tribute to deputy dell fiorentino on our facebook page. we'll be updating the story on ktvu.com. >>> the fbi says a violent gang has dismantled after two arrests today. >> we believe we got all of them. it's a huge victory for law en

>> dell, as you alluded to, for this two year process, general st. clair lives with the possibility of having to register as a six offedder if he was convicted. sexual assault charges those charges were dropped this week, he pled guilty to 14 counts including adultery, and mistreating his former misstress. and he walked out of the courtroom today with a reprimand and a $20,000 fine. he spoke to reporters briefly. >> it's been a difficult time for me and my family. the system worked. i have always been proud of my army. all i want to do now is go up north, and hug my kids and see my wife. >> this is what happens next. sinclair will have to go to a separate board. as all people who are requesting retirement, which sinclair is, and the board will determine his last status back to rank, and we are told the board could very well possibly demote him, to a lieutenant colonel that's the rank he was before these allegations surfaced, and if in fact demoted he would face a loss of $831,000 in pension. had he been lifted from the military that figure would have

america.me to al jazeera i'll dell walters. these are the stories we are following for you. as this european tour now stops in italy. which and paid for by the new jersey governor himself. and you can be looking at what might be the most expensive instrument in the world. president obama is is in rome food, this time pleat wag pope francis earlier this morning, sitting down with italy's president and prime minister, but no matter where he goes the conversation keeps coming back to russia, and the crisis in ukraine. am al jazeera is in rome, but what did he have to say this time about the crisis in ukraine? >> well, you are right, dell, and the president did have that series of meetings that you referenced and ukraine did come up. >> the i.m.f. has just passed a relief package. beings of dollars emphasizing the need for economic stability, to a country that has been economically decimated and looted by victorian no cover itch the previous president. he might add there's a bill that is finally making its way through correct me if i'm wrong. in aid to ukraine, to be administere

america.me to al jazeera i'm dell walters these are the stories we are following for you. russia's political will only increase if it continues down it's current path. >> vice president biden threatening more sanctions as russian's president now lucked crimea into the fold. day 11 now of that missing malaysia airliner, demanding answers about the fate of their loved ones. and day two of the sentencing hear of a u.s. general who before a plea deal faced life. ♪ . >> another day of topments concerning ukraine. vladimir putin signing a treaty to annex the region of crimea. meanwhile, ukraine's prime minister saying ukraine will not join nato just for the sake of preserving the unity of the ukraine. plus, poland this morning vice president biden threatening russia with even more sanctions and there are conflicting reports about an incident, ukraine's prime minister saying russian soldiers fired on servicemen calling it a war crime, but there are other reports it may have been ukrainian on ukrainian violence. jennifer glass, phil ittner is in kiev, and daniel lewis is in london

. >> this container in mukuru and this one in mombasa are sponsored by dell.ell worked with the government and wrote the legislation aimed at electronic waste. >> the regulation that we're producing deals with the fact that if you're bringing to the country, if you're a producer of an electronic gadget and you sell it to kenya, you will need to have the responsibility of dealing with it once it becomes obsolete. >> this is high resource materials. >> so dell, or any of the big computer corporations will be responsible for disposal in kenya if they have an office here. if they don't, they'll have to ensureutdistributers comply with the law. >> a lot of old electron incompetent products and new electronic products actually is in africa and other developing countries. >> across the border in u began da, there is intense interest in what's happening in kenya because a few years back u began da enacting strict laws bans the importation of used and secondhand products. especially computers. which, is not fair. >> kampala like nairobi is turning into a major tech hub

buffett came out with a statement -- >> now the backlash is going to be they're all go private like dell because they don't want to deal with the nonsense. melissa: we'll leave it there. very spirited. >>> from the u.s. to every corner of the globe money is flying around the world. starting with italy where people of venice are voting to break away from the government in rome. an online referendum in northern province is giving 4 million

i'm dell in new york.techno"is next. >> i'm phil torres, welcome to a special episode of "techknow." we wanted to share a story with you of innovation that brings out the spirit of welcome. >> hello, i'm cara santa maria, and i'm here to talk about innovations that change lines. we explore the intersection between hardware and humanity and we do it in a unique way.

mayor maybe people wlo who have concerned about the port and gir dell port having retail but those are the areas that allow it and it seems like the focus should now be more on the nc d areas >> i think your point is well-taken for the next round we'll look at how the controls are working but what is the roll the formula retail play in the city they tend to be larger stores therefore maybe ate a more appropriate area to be in union square and other places. but >> prayer by the chaplain. >> the overall picture it's well noted. >> i want to share a couple of comments. one i want to remind myself not to jump to conclusions that is a phase one of part 4 series but it's easy to start to jump to conclusions. i will pout if i'm reading this right that 12 percent of all businesses in san francisco are formula retailer whether you think that's you enough i'm not sure that number was available before. picking up on sxhargs point i think it's okay. we have areas that allow for formula rail but you recall we actually this commission in a split vote disapproved of a hardware store and they're not l

dell. >> reporter: thank you very much and we thank you for watching al jazeera america.ell walters in new york and techno is next. >> hello and welcome i'm phil torres here to talk about invocations that can change lives. the intersection of hardware and humanity and we're doing it in a unique way. marita davidson is a biologist specializing inning innings innd evolution. kosta grammatis is an engineer who designed a buy ontic eye. >>> i'm phil torres, i'm an entomologist. today, technology performance miracles. the suit that's helping paralyzed people walk again. that's our team, now let's do some science. ♪ >> hi guys, welcome to techknow. i'm phil torres and i'm here with kosta and marita. now, scientists are detecting millions of earthquakes around the world. what technology do you study to help mitigate them? >> here is san francisco's bay bridge. they absorb the areas of the earthquake while leaving the rest of the infrastructure intact. really, really cool. let's check it out. rising from the san francisco bay is the newest architectural jewel of northern californ

i'm dell. these are the stories we are following for you. a powerful u.s. senator accusing the cia of criminal activity around a congressional investigation, and the cia is fighting back. >>> day four of the search for that missing malaysian airliner. investigators remain baffled >> ukraine's ousted president saying he is still in charge, plus -- >> if you go through this site as you have seen today, they are going to have additional problems. >> three years after japan's nuclear disaster, what lessons have been learned? ♪ >>> disturbing allegations today by the powerful head of the senate intelligence committee. diane feinstein accusing the cia of criminal activity. that drew a quick response from the head of the cia. mike is behind this story? >> this has really boiled over here in washington. diane feinstein wants an apology from the cia whom she ak sueses of, of all things, spying on the u.s. senate and the senate intelligence committee. this goes back to the interrogation program insnish -- initiated by the bush administration and made public in 2006.

i'm dell waters. these are the stories we're following for you. russian forces taking over a ukrainian naval base. >>> these heart-wrenching scenes from malaiysia as family member wait for news. >>> the justice department telling toyota to pay up for misleading the public about a safety recall.

. >> dell steinberg dijo que debía ser consistente para todo lo sucedido, por eso dijo que leeland jeeoblema para el resto del congreso estatal. >> los grupos a favor d ela tenencia de armas se han quedado sin el apoyo de leeland jee al tener la acusación de trçáfico de armas. >> hoy acusaron formalmente de homicidio vehicular a alexandeer john quien con arrolló a una persona. >> a un hombre lo arrestaron ayer por presuntamente robar cachorros y venderlos en craigslists, richard coleman robó los perritos y no contó con la idea que la dueña revisó la página web, policías se contactaron con coleman para hacerse pasar por comnproadopres, llevándolo detenido. >> podrían enfrestar cargos por explosión de gasoduicto en 2010, pg&e habría mviolado el acta de seguridad en los gasoductos, no llevar un récord actualizado a las mantenciones de las tuberías ni garantizar que sean seguras. >> cientos de niños participaron en un homenaje a césar chávez, el líder campesino que luchó por los derecho de los campesinos. >> se cumple el vigésimoprimer (21°) aniversario de la muerte de césar chávez. >> él

. >> reporter: ah, yes, the sun shining on dell drive in falls church making for bare pavement, but wait a second, farther the, and get into the shade and all of the sudden, you are back in the e snow cover and it is this the stuff that when it is packed down and freezes again, this is going to be the tough stuff to get off of the roads. road crews have had a busy couple of days and for some, they took the matters into their own hands, and that is right, sholing the street. by the way, this is not what you want to be doing. >> do not go out into the street with your own snow shovel. bad idea. >> and we we told you how to report if you have ice on your street, go to the district in 311 and in maryland the state highway administration has the district offices listed on the website and that should help you out. reporting live in falls church, adam tuss. >>> things are returning to normal on all routes for the buses. they returned to service at 7:00, and used snow detour routes, a nd a vast majority of the buses got back on track this afternoon. >>> and the parking restrek shuns are back to

i can't read the first name but dell brook (calling names) go ahead thank you >> okay. i'm dave i'm president of the westwood hinds association and i was the president of the muscular dystrophy park and improvement club and been a member. westwood it is like other single-family neighborhoods it's governed by legally binding contracts so there will be one residence per mothering lot this will create an impossible legal conflict between the city and the residents in westwood highlands. there are virtual no benefits to supervisor chiu's legislation no new housing and even less housing and electric plunging and other safety issues will have to be relaxed and maine i mainly very few people will apply because of the cy

flat.y came out >> we never had dell. it was always, the next layer is going to stop it. inspire defense. big contributions by anthony gill. won the first ncaa tournament since 2007. tomorrow night they have a date with memphis right here and a chance to move on to this sweet 16. >> thank you. florida led by eight in the second half. 16 with a the sweet 61-45 win. dannyoff home run by espinoza. park now less than two weeks ago. as long as it does not snow the day, it will be a good day. >> >> we are going to give him credit for the beautiful weather we had today. >> thank you. >> grade on a curve and see how he does. tomorrowoday and 50% if that is the way you look at it. ward he six for the high. cloud and forecast. sunshine returns on monday. we could be looking at a coastal storm coming on tuesday, a little bit of winter weather. windy conditions late thursday night and wednesday. warming up by the end of next week, back into the 60's. we are really turning the corner where we have the dips and then we will rebound. >> we will see you tomorrow. we are going to the circ

other front burner issues will be discussed including syria and iran, dell. >> mike vick with us from brussels belgium, this morning. thank you very much. >> as the president threatens more sanctions against russia, ukraine is making very big military changes. we are joined live from sevastopol. jennifer, on tuesday, ukraine's parliament held a vote in response to the fall in crimea. what happened? >> that's right, dell, the acting defense minister was only for about a month or so, tendered his resignation because of the takeover here. the parliament accepted it. there is a new defense minister who has experience here. he last served about 70 miles from here in sevastopol. ukraine's last ships have come to the cat and mouse game it's been playing with the russian navy for the past few weeks in a back and forth overnight. it had been driving up and down the bay, tried to make a run for it, bumped back by a russian ship. the russians got onboard to take it over, the captain negotiation r. negotiate be being able to fly his flag until this morning until his crew disembarks from the last

have become retooled in technology. >> these are expensive moving computers. >> dell grand says one day the conventional model will change and fixes will be done remotely and for now you should leave it to the pros. >> the era of the service department is ever going to go away in the near future. >> if you develop a trust at your dealership, by all means continue to go there. it means that they can't rest on their laurals. >> owners pay about $600 a year for a service contract that covers software upgradings as well as inspections. >>> there is a hot new trend in silicon valley real estate. luxury asian shopping malls. four new projects are being developed in fremont, san jose and campbell and it is more than 400 million-dollars worth of investment. we will tell you what is driving the trend. >> reporter: it is a big demographic change and that change is about to see here in mill pedos as the businesses that you see behind me will be torn down in favor of one of the latest trends, the asian shopping mall. san jose grand century mall was one of the first and it attracts people from t

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i got one tour with james over there and walking into those dell less is walking into a great cathedral and just in disrepair. i congratulate you guys for doing this and also congratulate the developers that are coming in and putting up money to restore those buildings to their original charm. for everybody involved it's wonderful >> i echo all the processes and thanks. this is one of the most existing projects and appreciate all the incredible amount of work. to sort of follow-up on our comments as to why now. it looks like we're xaventd some of the buildings in terms of the rehabilitation so i appreciate the deliberately approach. one question is there any scenario with the entire 66 acres might not get designated but designate a portion is that all-or-nothing or some buildings would they do that or the whole package. the short answer it's the whole package we explored that. like corrin who was involved at the beginning the port staff said based on what we've learned from the embarcadero historic district which took 6 years to complete but we looked at various scenarios what about the

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it is the continuation of nearly 30 year business relationship between microsoft and dell to deliver world-class technologies to consumers. i think we will probably head to break, we are going to take a quick break, 12 minutes after heading towards the closing bell, stay with us. sandra: investors might want to pay attention to who is in a company's management team. our next guest believes great companies are defined by who is in the driver's seat. some stock picks you will definitely want to hear. joining me is kim holland, camera fund's portfolio manager. what do we need to know about management? a lot of us by company because we like what they do or what they sell but we need to keep in mind a few things when it comes to who is heading up the company. >> i think you do. who is driving the bus? listening to your prior discussion around facebook, you think about what mark zuckerberg has built in ten years, maybe a little bit you less, the platform and the way they're starting to monetize that end i think when you look at that track record that team, mark zuckerberg in particular the

we are going to reduce the run time on our decorative fountains and dell sole those water usage recirculate symbolly we are going to put there a sign so people can see when they're back on. there's two big exceptions huntington at stole lake and a john f. kennedy drive we are going to leave those on the water falls recharger huntington rechargers one of those and they're the water feature that helps with allergy build up and prevents stagnation of the water so the water is circulating. now we are going to have water conversation repair work this is an insider baseball measure butts but it's important to the staff. you've heard previously about our work order system t m a we've created a project code so if a gardener or supervisor submits a work order they tag water conservation on the first line those work orders get batched together and they're for a timely fix. something beale be doing and in that operation staff memo we're going to do a list if a system has been vandalized it will shut the system down and submit the work order and get it repaired because we don't want to be operating fau

america.me to al jazeera i'll dell walters. these are the stories we are following for you. as this european tour now stops in italy. which and paid for by the new jersey governor himself. and you can be looking at what might be the most expensive instrument in the world.

. >>> and the dell toll in the mud slide in washington state is still at 25. >>> new jersey's governor been cleared of any wrongdoing following the controversial bridge closing. he ordered the report, the attorneys were hired by the governor's office. concluding the governor had no knowledge of the planning or implementation of the plans. >>> local media now reporting about a plane crash in spain saying those initial reports were wrong. they are now saying the plane did not crash. >>> the world health oring nice as i is expected to declare nepal polio free. >> reporter: this woman contracted polio when she was five. she doesn't remember much except for the high fever. she remembers the doctor saying that it would take her years to move again if she recovered at all. >> translator: when all of my friends started going to school, and i could not, i felt really bad. >> reporter: but she refused to be stopped by her disability. she worked as a primary school teacher for years, but had to stop after multiple operations on her legs. >>> up until the 1990s, up to 200 people per year were infe

i'm dell. these are the stories we are following for you. a powerful u.s. senator accusing the cia of criminal activity around a congressional investigation, and the cia is fighting back. >>> day four of the search for that missing malaysian airliner. investigators remain baffled >> ukraine's ousted president saying he is still in charge, plus -- >> if you go through this site as you have seen

i'm dell in new york. "techno"is next. >> i'm phil torres, welcome to a special episode of "techknow." we wanted to share a story with you of innovation that brings out the spirit of welcome. >> hello, i'm cara santa maria, and i'm here to talk about innovations that change lines. we explore the intersection between hardware and humanity and we do it in a unique way. scientists. >> phil torres is our spider-man, studying insects. our real-life spider-man takes us to colorado, where ironman comes to life helping a woman stand tall despite a devastating difficulty, kosta grammatis is an engineer designing a bion yik eye. he takes us to maryland to meet a young man who designed a test to predict panser. i'm cara santa maria: that's the team, now let do some science. >> we are back here at the meeting plates having coffee. you guys have incredible stories. i'm interested to hear about this exosuit. >> it was invented 1500 years ago. i am sure we are due for an upgrade. it might be it. check out the robot. you

. >> if you could take a dell overrian time machine and give him advice?hat would you say. >> if i had to talk to johnny depp two years ago about playing tonight oh, i would take wrigley and have a throw-down. >> massive throw-down, right? >> yeah, very passive. >> we put on a question on native americans. >> i want to throw this to you. is there a particular stereotype that gets under your skin more than any other? >> yes. there are a bunch of them, but the free taxes thing, i wish that were real. >> don't we all? >> i think in particular, i think just the idea of what the comment was about, we're a dying race or a dying people. we are five nations, each with languages, cultures, and all sort of lumped into native american. and the idea that we're one lumped thing that is all sort of dying out is bunk. >> ryan, one of the things that we were talking about. when you look at these movies, native american men are always apparently stoic, and they don't smile. and they don't use and or the. and can you use the concept of cheekiness for us? >> it's the equival

all you have to do is stunt the growth of the mycelium so it can be sold to corporations like dell computer other fortune 500 companies. >> i can take this package material and actually bury it in my yard and within a couple of months it will biodegrade and add nu nutrients to the soil. >> they are now developing home insulation. >> welcome to the tiny house. >> so what is the tiny house? >> so our tiny house is both these walls are filled entirely with mushroom insulation. that provides the insulation and the structure of the walls. >> and what was really impressive about these mushroom building materials were their resistance to fire. >> don't try this at home, kids. >> we're going to leave that there and it will keep burning for a while. as you can see, it is not the safest thing to have in your house. and we can keep an open flame on this for a few minutes before i.t. becomes any danger. >> that's amazing. >> but the mycelium itself has structural integrity. but overall you're going to have house. >> do you guys people like you're having an impact on humanity? >> we see this looking for

she said she tried to keep it quiet but could no longer hold her tongue, dell. >> thank y you very much>>> crimea voting on resolution. meanwhile the country's ousted president says he is still the rightful leader of ukraine. phil what does today's independence declaration actually mean? >> reporter: well, del, by a vote of 78 out of a body of 100 delegates at the crimean parliament, they voted for a declaration of independence today, now the question is the legality of it. all along this has been an issue in ukraine. the powers that be say the local parliament out there in crimea is outstepping their authority, they don't have the power to make these kind of sweeping decisions; that this has to be a national referendum; that these kind of votes can't just be decided by a local power. nevertheless what they voted on today will send a clear message to kiev and moscow as well, that they are well and ready to be part of the russian federation, del? >> and today we heard from viktor yanukovych insisting he is ukraine's leader. tell us more about that. >> well, he held that press conference

the dell de-- defect is lined to 13 deaths. >>reporter: investigators are waiting for a lot of economic data this week, first, new numbers if on march auto sales, but the focus is on friday when the monthly unemployment report comes up. stocks, last week, ended on a high note. the apple/samsung rivaldsry rea to court today. both tech companies are accusing each other of ripping off designs and features. apple accuses samsung of infringing on five patents, including designs of its galaxy smartphones and tablets. the trial comes two years after a federal jury found samsung guilty of infringing on apple patents. at the new york stock exchange, jill wagner. >>> time now 4:50 it's one of san jose's beloved theaters and now shut its doors. more coming up. >>> if you see the red and blue flashing lights in your rear-view mirror, chances are you're in hot water. don't worry. there's an app for that. how it helps you when you get pulled over. newwith two unique ingredients. to mix in however your heart desires. go on. spoon me. mixim -

i'm dell walters these are the story resident following for you. the u.s.earch effort now shifting to the indian ocean. the ukrainian prime minister finished the whirlwind push trying. meanwhile russia saying it is increasing it's troop presence. and along the u.s. mexican border are may going too fa? concerns now have people watching the agents. ♪

nobody wants a direct confrontation with russia dell l but there is a possibility of hitting where it hurts in the pocketbook. >> phil, thank you very much. the crisis in ukraine has quickly become one of the most tense and complex issues especially for president obama. new leadership there in the face of that russian military intervention. mike viqueria is at the white house. when the secretary arrives what will be on his agenda and what can he expect? >> to get you up to date, a state department spokesperson said just moments ago sanctions are being considered by the united states in conjunction with its european aize, no decision he allies. -- economic hit, stock markets are going down. the value of the ruble is going down. and the soft power of 50 billion worth to burnish its reputation holding the winter olympics at sochi, that all being squandered in the eyes of many. secretary kerry will be traveling, a speech on u.s. israeli relations and petting on a plane to kiev. given all we are told that secretary kerry will perhaps in rome be meeting with his russian counterpart sergey l

america.me to al jazeera i'm dell walters these are the stories we are following for you. russia's political will only increase if it continues down it's current path. >> vice president biden threatening more sanctions as russian's president now lucked crimea into the fold. day 11 now of that missing malaysia

the girl's open division and in the boy's open division final, it was mater dei beating bishop o' dell. all the bay area schools came up on the short end to the southern california schools. >> enough is enough and it's time for a change! >> it definitely was time for a change. the 76ers have finally won a game. after losing 26 straight games to tie an nba record, they beat the pistons. philly had not won a game since exactly two monthing ago and we'll be right back after this! the great american novel. so you can happily let life get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can >> and that's it for us here at 11:00. anne makovec and phil matier will be here in the morning. i'm sure she's a lovely girl, mom, but i have a strict policy against blind dates. yes, i know i'm not god's gift to women, but, nevertheless... oh, come on. how do you know what you can suck through a garden hose? doesn't matter. the policy stands. okay, bye. you know, while i applaud your blind dat

. >> now, dell, it's important to take this into consideration. what is being asked of the people of crimea is to make a referendum on deciding to join russia or staying with ukraine. with russia now under threat of being increasingly isolated from the west. and basically, what they're asking crimeaians to do is decide between their ethnicity and between being part of a larger community. >> if those people don't vote yes in the referendum, what does that mean for kiev? >> for kiev, that means that they lose a chunk of their territory. it is a very large part of ukraine. and this will be putting a whole peninsula off. and there are obviously naval resources there. but it will also be a damaging blow to a national identity. ukrainians will obviously feel very angry that russia has orchestrated an entire section of their country to be torn away, and what's also troubling to many in kiev, this may not be the end of it. this may just be the start. there are fears that russia has not only designs on crimea, but large sections of the east. we saw very tr

i'm dell. "the stream" is next. >>> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you in "the stream." chocolate made in a 3-d printer, food innovations are everywhere. are they going to catch on? find out. ♪ >>> i'm casey cap listen, and i'm keith caplin, and we're here at south by southwest, and we're in the stream. >> waj our team has been at south by southwest since last week. they, particularly interested in this whole idea of food tech. >> food tech and food science. it seems that soil and green exist lisa. but charton heston should not be afraid. and we're learning more about food tech and food science. speaking about innovation . . . we talked about 3-d food being printed . . . and on facebook . . . and that might be a question we're asking in ten years. >> what would you print? >> i would print out a briani shaped in a triangle, and a nom printed out, and eat it. >> wow. our team checked out the interaction portion of the south by southwest conference. check out how some imagine the future of food. >> i think foods will be quick, easy, throw it in there, knock it out. it's a g

are teaching girls how to interact and problem solve and how to handle sexual harassment and how to dellith situations like girl bullying. if we don't teach those skills, they don't come naturally. it's something that we need to help them formulate and respond to effectively, like bullying. >> simone, i'm seeing you nod your head. >> a lot of girls, they think that leadership is something that you're born with or you don't. and it can be taught. girl need the opportunities and the opportunity to practice. and these are skills that they can acquire over their lifetime. when they have the opportunity and they get the practice, you see the transformation happen. >> well, let's see great examples of female leadership: www.smartgirl.org. >> simone, the girl leadership institute, one the interesting things that you're doing is you are introducing words to these young women to introduce, bravery and courage, and talk about the thought process behind that. >> yeah, i think we really want to give girls a vocabulary, and we not only work with girls, but we work with their families and their teache

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