dr. carter specifically said for us to remind that racial isolation doesn't effect some communities as itoes others i want to remind the board to speak broadly about schools for racially isolated she said at the point meeting quote she's the expert and that she said that racial isolation effects some adversely and some not adversely she said she was showed me showing shocked we have schools that are racially isolated their academics rating is high she also said other facts and circumstances that make a great school and not just pure academics but other factors addressed and why opponent go to certain schools our think our language programs are a good example some don't rank as the highest el camino del mar with you most requested to what we're seeing here in that resolution i'm glad that people think that the bold and it needs to be bold eerie quite frankly wish people were bolder and make a choice to a say whether or not rerecognize racial isolation didn't serve community well, we shouldn't have schools that are racially isolated in san francisco we serve here in san francisco the majori

dr. dre, ice cube, all being sued. the wife and children of terri carter filed the lawsuit claiming dr. cube producers of the straight out of compton movie hired known gang members to provide security for their location. >> and the suit claims gang members started the fight which ultimately led suge knight to run over and kill terry carter with his car. >> also will smith's wife, i love her jada pinkett is getting real, she got real. about her 18 year marriage to will. the actress sat down with howard stern, and during a interview admitted 25 was too young to tie the knot. >> i agree. you agree. >> oh ya. in regard to trust issues with the couple jada says she's not her husband's watcher. i'm not my husband's keeperment adding that the philly born movie star has all the freedom in the world to do what he wants. now, is she intimating about the rumors that they have an open marriage? >> could be. she is saying she's not keeping watchful eye not watching his phone whatever he want it do. >> have you been watching this amy assumer? she is fun. >> i yes she said she has no shame about her w

carter: and only time we had little white things flying all around was when he came. walter: did he come visit you? what was it like to host drompson? mrs. carter: it was interesting. [laughter] but he did always complain, what are all those little white things in my bedroom? walter: what were they? moths? hallucinations, i get it. yes, ma'am. >> thank you for the opportunity to ask a question. my question is for the first lady, mrs. carter. first, i would like to thank you for your service to improve the lives of people around the world. and very heartfelt when i think of all the humanitarian efforts -- i'm very heartfelt when i think of all the humanitarian efforts you've gone to. i'm also intrigued by the research and outreach provided through the rosalynn carter institute. is there anything else you would like to share about the institute, the research, or maybe a specific family story that comes to mind that really touched you? mrs. carter: this is one of the most interesting things. when we decided to have a program -- a mental health program in a post-conflict country, and we decided on liberia, because we already had

dr. fleming. >> thank you mr. chairman. and thank you, gentlemen, for your service. secretary carter and general dempsey, thank you for your service to our beloved nation. i do have some questions about what's happening in iraq. your nine points or nine lines that you talk about secretary ash -- secretary carter, rather most of them are nonkinetic, such things as intel and messaging, countermessaging and that sort of thing, but, general dempsey, you said the other day that with regard to ramadi that the city itself is not symbolic in any way. so the question is what factors on the ground would change? and this is a question for both of you you can volunteer each other on this it, but what would change on the ground in iraq that would change our strategy, particularly in a more kinetic way? >> the -- there is in one's thinking a -- the question what if a multi-sectarian iraq turns out not to be possible? i think the chairman addressed that. i just agree with what he said earlier, it was in response to what congressman smith asked. that is an important part of our strategy now on the g

carter: amen to that. that is yet another reason they deserve, as you deserve a clear , explanation of what we are trying to accomplish. >> dr. fleming. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you, gentlemen, for your service. secretary carter and general dempsey, thank you for your service to our beloved nation. i do have some questions about what is happening in iraq. your nine points or nine lines that you talk about, secretary corridor -- carter. most of them are non-kinetic. things like intel and counter intel and things like that. general dempsey, you said the other day that with regard to ramadi, the city itself is not symbolic in any way. the question is what factors on the ground would change? this is a question for both of you. you can volunteer each other on this. what would change on the ground in iraq that would change our strategy, particularly in a more kinetic way? secretary carter: there is in one thing -- ones' thinking, the question, what if a multisectarian iraq turns out not to be possible. i think the chairman addressed that. i just agreed with what he said earlier, in response to congressman smith. that'