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help me stop the dream act." mr. pearce, have you read the dream act? >> mr. chairman, which version? >> well, it's been -- that's a correct statement. it has changed. but there's been one consistent thing throughout. the one consistent thing is people with a serious criminal record will never be eligible for the dream act. never. there's never been a version of the bill that i've been a sponsor of that would allow anyone guilty of being a drug dealer, human trafficker or gangster to be allowed into the united states under the dream act. do you disagree with that? >> yes, i do, to some degree because not all those are convictions, mr. chairman. we're only talking about convictions that would be prohibited. secondly, arizona, the voters have voted 75% to not allow the dream act -- >> that doesn't answer my question, sir. i'm asking you whether a person who's been convicted of drug dealing is eligible under the dream act. >> convicted, mr. chairman, they probably would not be eligible under the dream act. but the dream act goes a lot farther as you know. it is a

would be lifted, and the dream of the dream but who is to speak of this? i don't think this needs to be explained, it's called mad man with broom. the realist crows return at earliest morning. and the madman with broom, madman in his night shirt with a broom, he, too, returns. he thinks to roust the crows from the mulberry boughs by jabing and swirling his broom, by crazily twirling his broom in the wet summer air and hurling curses skyward beyond the boughs and the crows toward the fading gods beyond the fading stars. but the realist crows know it is only a man in a nightshirt after dawn; that the broom is a broom and that his cries are nothing more than words and half words the heavy air will swallow. they rise anyway from the tree, as best to quiet him and let morning be morning. soon enough they will return again by twos and threes, settling among the spreading limbs, their laughter the same before and after. catherine case is the next reader. . >> one is called the mountain by hashim hafik and it's translated by sadi samoi. i have washed the mountain,

which mirrors what can be found in 3b1b of the dream act. the alien's criminal history mirroring 3b1d of the act. given to those who have graduated from a u.s. high school or have successfully pursued or are pursuing college or advanced degrees at a legitimate institution of higher education of the united states, that of course mirrors section 3b1e of the dream act. the alien's age with particular consideration given for minors mirroring section 3b1f of the dream act and wlt alien has served in the military of the united states mirroring section 5a1d2 of the dream act. given these prosecutorial discretion standards, which match up somewhat closely to the same factors put forth in the dream act and given the fact the dream act was not passed into law what assurance can you give us or what assurances can i give my constituents when they approach me and suggest that perhaps there might be an effort under way to back door these same factors in -- through regulatory channels that couldn't be passed through congress? >> senator, first let me begin

a dream that you are dreaming soon again the jack is dreaming some crazy dream that may become a routine in it in one hundred years what would you say what is it i think the big big problem to start with is well there are two things one is very expensive and another is that we didn't find anything that has a trigger public consciousness. when the year you're talking about the twenty's thirty's forty's if you look at the science fiction of that period they were talking about finding canals on mars for example they were talking about. some kind of creatures somewhere in the solar system like they were if i remember a science fiction of the forty's they were everywhere there was all of that you could go anywhere without running the whale eons and it turns out the place is empty there's not a way of of alien to the normal sense of other beings but it's empty even apparently of cellular life we have been able to find us a blade of grass out there yet and that tends to take a lot of the energy out of out of the. city well what the characters mention morse but people start talking about trying

factor in 3b-1d of the dream act. with particular consideration given to those that have graduated from a u.s. high school or who have is successfully pursued or are pursuing college or advanced degrees at a legitimate institu institute. consideration given for minors mirroring section 3b-1 of the dream act and whether the alien has served in the military of the united states. so, given these prosecutorial discretion standards, which match up somewhat close ly to te same factors put forth in the dream act and given the fact that the dream act was not passed into law, what assurances can you give us? assurances can i give to my constituents when they approach me to suggest that perhaps there's an effort under way to backdoor these factors in through regulatory channels that couldn't be passed through congress? >> senator, first, let me begin by saying having worked in this field for decades now, we strongly need overall reform. and we -- and strongly support the dream act as a legislative enactment. you are right. it f

it's not going to speak to van jones former white house special adviser about his book rebuild the dream about how to make the country work for one hundred and not only one percent of us and the obsession with labels don't forget he's the right wing's favorite target to call a communist then we'll have our weekly financial checkup with laura lister host of the capital account this week on banking c.e.o. wants to act like a whole mortgage crisis was nothing more than a collective brain freeze on the part of wall street and then a former strategic intelligence analyst speaks out she used to be the government corporate clients actually wanted to hear the truth now they just want it tailored to their liking so we're going to all that and more for you tonight could it was that happy hour but first take a look at the mainstream media has decided. well the first friday of the month and that means the jobs numbers have been released by the bureau of labor statistics and if you look back at what happened in the month of march the papers are disappointing to say at least surprising jobs report hir

the row be some sort of watered- down dream act -- there will be some kind of watered-down dream act to deal with the total issue. >> mitt romney is not too extreme. he is closer to meg whitman. he was winning the latino vote. would over performed across the board. pete wilson is a dirty word. you first put him on the ticket. what did romney do? he made in his co-chair. outrageous. there's a lot that mitt romney is going to have to answer for. he promised to veto the dream act, which is something a huge majority of americans want support. >> i think you're issue on rubio and what he presents is some version of the dream act or a first step toward some immigration reform. have to see if romney can except it. >> he basically laid out vague markets. he does not want to see a path to citizenships. you will make it so difficult for an immigrant to survive that they have to pack their bags and leave. he will make the issue about the economy. one of the first ads that mitt romney put on line was called "bumps in the road." the president said there would be bumps in the road. but the faces -

looks good. >> yeah. >>> have you ever had a dream and the moment you wake up, you know you had a dream but you can't remember? this happens to me all the time. >> i never remember dreams. i can't tell you the last time i remembered a dream. i assume i don't dream. >> the one i can remember -- a nightmare that i missed -- >> a dragon? i have h one as a kid -- >> that's more serious than mine. i have a nightmare that i'm late for work. >> we digress. a study says that taking vitamin b6 will help solve memory problems when it comes to dreams. doctors -- [ snoring ] >> wow. doctors say most people have between four and six dreams a night. the study says vitamin b6 will not only help you remember your dreams, it will enhance them. the vitamin is found in meats, whole grains, vegetables, nuts, and bananas. doctors say you shouldn't overdo it on the bananas. that fruit can cause insomnia. >> interesting. b6. but i do want to remember my dreams? >> some i would imagine so. not the nightmares, though, obviously. makes them more -- >> no. i don't want to jinx myself but haven't missed a show yet

now, you've criticized the dream act as "some liberal dream of creating an american military staffed with foreign soldiers." do you consider oscar vasquez a foreign soldier? >> mr. durbin, you know, oscar is a good story to use. the exception was made. that's exactly what i'm talking about. those exceptions ought to be carefully thought out and not just a blanket amnesty or support. there's a cost to the american taxpayers for all this. you know, if you want to make exceptions, i'm okay with the proper exceptions. and i think oscar's probably one of those that met all the criteria that any american would be proud. and certainly i'm proud that he would join the military. proud that he would defend the nation he wants to be a part of. those are good things, mr. durbin. >> be careful. it sounds like you're getting close to the dream act here. >> that's right. i'm not in favor of a blanket amnesty approach to the dream act that costs hundreds of -- i'm talking about exceptions are appropriate. >> mr. pearce, you're in the legislature. i've got to get you away from the cliches to actually

has the dream of dr. martin luther king from the march on washington and what he represented in the 1960s, has that dream been realized either with the election of barack obama or with other issues facing african-americans and the issue of race relations 50 years after that speech? aerial, let's begin with you. >> i would say in some aspects the dream has been reached. we have an african-american president for the first time in history. but sadly, there will always be some sort of racism between people. and it's obviously a bad thing. but the problem is you can't necessarily always get over people's bigotry i guess would be a better choice of words. so i guess in martin luther king jr.'s eyes it would be to an extent but not completely. >> kate foster, what about you? has the dream been realized from your vantage point? >> i'd have to agree with her. in some ways it has, in some ways it hasn't. there's always going to be room for improvement, there's always to be disenfranchised people. i think we're doin

well i'm not willing to throw away the best parts of the american dream as some parts in american dream we just break through the american fantasy you know everybody's going to be rich everybody's going to be able to live in the suburbs and have a big mcmansion and you know buy flat screen t.v.'s to cover up the holes in their lives and just live happily that was the american fantasy that was sold to us by the commercialize ors and and the consumerist that is gone and needs to be gone but there you don't throw the baby out with the bathwater now there are some good things the not the least of which is the idea that anybody in this country should be able to work hard and get somewhere you shouldn't have to be born rich should have to be born with a payment last name to be able to apply yourself and give your kids a better life that version of the american dream is precious it's brought people here from all around the world i'm african-american my family didn't choose to come here hundreds of years ago but we have chosen to stay because we want to make good on that promise we should not l

and the institutions of significance in the country truly did not afford the american dream to certainfolks, and it's a measure of how far we've come that you have more significant latino political empowerment, more progress in business ownership just across the board, that you could even have folks talk about in the relatively, you know, foreseeable future, some sort of latino elected as president. now, i will say, i do not believe that that's going to be me, but i do believe that as jorge ramos has said... >> hinojosa: you don't believe it's going to jorge ramos... ( laughing ) no! >> ...that that person has been born. >> hinojosa: yeah. >> so it's in the foreseeable future, and i think that's just... that's the greatness of the country and that's the perseverance of folks like my mother and many, many other folks who have worked hard to help bring the country along to a point where it is possible for this generation of latinos to be less burdened with having to fight that fight. >> hinojosa: yeah, and you use that word a lot. you say that your generation of latinos are less burdened

. >>> controlling dreams has been a theme like fiction.see it in the movies, now it maybe a reality. cigman is an app created by a harvard phd student designed to program your dreams. cnp's heck writer gave it a try. you pull up the app before you go to bed and choose from a list of 1000 words, that he is are things you want to show up in your dream. >> the app calculate what is time u going to reach rem sleep. when you are likely to be dreaming, a soft female voice repeats your selected words over your iphone speaker. if you are curious, that app costs $0.99. >>> would you be comfortable programming your dreams? log onto the facebook fan page, give us thoughts and let us know what you think. would you give it a try? >> we will talk about it during the break. by the end of the show we will decide if i'm going to try it for a week. 3q ♪ i, i'll bring the fire make you come alive ♪ ♪ i can take you higher what this is, forgot? ♪ ♪ i must now remind you let it rock, let it rock ♪ ♪ let it rock ♪ this time >>> we are finally beginning to see r

in a dream house, be prepared to shell out money for a good school system. that's how much more you can expect to pay on average for a school near a high scoring public school. the percentage of economically integrated schools in the u.s. is less than 7%. some much needed rain is on the way. wyatt's forecast is coming up. abc2 news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> a field hockey player at perry hill high school is back with her team after she collapsed from a heart condition. you'll hear from brianna sudano and why her teammates are raising money. >> people that catonsville say a new speed camera made their neighborhood safer. p &c >> i want

it's a dream. it's a dream, like i said before, it's a dream that i've never completed.t's a dream that i've never finished. to be here is i guess now it's a dream come true. it's like heaven on earth. i mean, it's just a wild ride. and hopefully, this ride keeps going because it's fun right now. >> my primetime exclusive with wilson phillips, the '90s favorite girl group is back and stealing the show on the big screen. ♪ i know this pain ♪ why do you lock yourself up in these chains ♪ ♪ no one can change your life except for you ♪ ♪ don't ever let anyone step all over you ♪ ♪ just open your heart and your mind ♪ ♪ mm ♪ is it really bad to feel this way inside ♪ >> that was "bridesmaids'" huge hit. the surprise performance of "hold on," wilson phillips at the end of the film. 620% increase in sales. and 20 years after their debut the ladies of wilson phillips are reuniting with their new album "dedicated." joining me now for a primetime exclusive is carnie wilson, wendy wilson, and chynna phillips. welcome, ladies. >> thank you. >> it is 19 years since i last interviewed

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she cofounded the arizona dream act coalition, an organization of more than 200 dream act students. last week, she was named one of the 100 most influential people in the world by "time" magazine. she is a target of the arizona immigration law. now, meet mara garcia. she's president of the cottonwood youth advisory commission in her hometown of cottonwood, arizona. she graduated from high school in 2010 with a 3.98 gpa. she's now a sophomore at a prestigious university in california. she would be a target of the arizona immigration law. now meet juan rios, in high school, juan was the leader in the air force junior rotc. in 2010 he graduated from arizona state university with the degree in arreronautical engineering. juan has put his life on hold because of american law, he cannot enlist in our military or work in the aerospace industry. juan is a target of the arizona immigration law. now meet jose magana. jose graduated as valedictorian at his high school. he joined the speech and debate team where he ranked fifth in the nation. in 2008, jose graduated summa cum laude day with a m

how does it know which ones are the good dreams and which ones are the bad dreams? that's a very, very good question. it knows which are the good dreams because it can see you smiling in your sleep. what if you're smiling, but it's a bad dream? um... uh.... and it catches that one and you have it again? it's more magical than that. how does it-- say thank you, karen. thank you. so, nice to see you. yeah. right. well, i'll go and make you a bed up. oh, i'm not staying. no, of course you're not staying. dad has been ringing every day for a week to try and find out when you're coming, and you know how anxious he gets now with his-- and you're just gonna drop in and say, "hello! goodbye!" and then run away again as per usual. it's just not-- i'm staying with dad. pardon? i'm gonna stay with dad. i've left the states for good to stay with him. i did a lot of thinking while i was on holiday, and you're right, it's my turn. and dad's not gonna live forever. i want to spend some time with him. well, that's great. thank you. isn't it? yeah, it--that-- that really is great. t

it's a dream. it's a dream, like i said before, it's a dream that i've never completed.t's a dream that i've never finished. to be here is i guess now it's a dream come true. it's like heaven on earth. i mean, it's just a wild ride. and hopefully, this ride keeps going because it's fun right now. >> my primetime exclusive with wilson phillips, the '90s favorite girl group is back and stealing the show on the big screen. ♪ i know this pain ♪ why do you lock yourself up in these chains ♪ ♪ no one can change your life except for you ♪ ♪ don't ever let anyone step all over you ♪ ♪ just open your heart and your mind ♪ ♪ mm ♪ is it really bad to feel this way inside ♪ >> that was "bridesmaids'" huge hit. the surprise performance of "hold on," wilson phillips at the end of the film. 620% increase in sales. and 20 years after their debut the ladies of wilson phillips are reuniting with their new album "dedicated." joining me now for a primetime exclusive is carnie wilson, wendy wilson, and chynna phillips. welcome, ladies. >> thank you. >> it is 19 years since i last interviewed

the american dream go to college to get your dream job so you can own a dream home with a white picket fence and live happily ever after however for many college students and graduates in the u.s. the notion of the american dream has become a full blown nightmare coined one t. day today marks the day that student debt has topped one trillion dollars exceeding the auto loan and credit card debt in the u.s. one of the biggest problems is the exploitation of the predatory student loan industry sallie mae america's largest private investor assigns low income students interest rates of up to twenty five percent let's take a look at some of the steps. to assure the costs have risen about six hundred percent over the last thirty years average in-state tuition has risen by eight percent just last year and in two thousand and ten graduates have had an average of twenty five thousand two hundred fifty dollars in student debt. well the hot topic on the campaign trail with obama and romney are agreeing that student loan interest rates congress and stated to freeze in two thousand and seven and the

we traffic in memory, ideas and dreams. in that sense, we feel that mutanabbi street starts at the front door of all of our book shops. mutanabbi street starts here. our first reader will be sinan anton. >> when i was torn by war, i took a brush immersed in death, and drew a window on war's wall. i opened it, searching for something, but all i saw was another war and a mother weaving a shroud for the dead man still in her womb. there was a photograph of an iraqi boy on the front page of the "new york times". he sat on the edge of the truck, 8 or 9 years old, surrounded by his family, his father, mother , and 5 siblings were asleep. his head was buried in his hands. all the clouds of the world were waiting on the threshold of his eyes. the tall man wiped off the sweat and started digging the 7th grave. the next reader is going to be diane dupris. thank you. >> i'm going to read a few things that i wrote sitting in a hotel room in, oh, whatever year that was, 01, i guess, when we started bombing afghanistan. these are short p

cesar chavez was a man and believed in the american dream region who believed in the american dream. cesar chavez was a man who believed that all working people deserve recognition and appreciation for their contributions they make to our society. cesar chavez was a very humble man, which is what i always loved about him. he was not someone who would constantly call attention to himself. i remember the first time i met cesar chavez. i was an immigrant to this country. when i came to this country, they said to raise my right hand and promise i will obey every law and regulation in this country. if you do not, you could get deported about -- back. when i went to work in the fields full time at the age of 15 making 80 cents an hour, i work in fields where there was no cold drinking water. we just had a can that sat out in the sun all day and tasted more like soup than water. there were no toilets in the field. if you needed to go to the bathroom, you had to go hide behind a tree or underneath the grapevines. if you were working somewhere where you did not have that edge recover, especia

what are your dreams? it's okay, it's okay.gh little flower, blossoming through the cracks, even in this neglected and barren area of america. for "nightline," i'm john quinowns in midding american. >>> up next, she is the girl that is topping the country charts. very personal with carrie understoodwood. and she became the full time mother of three. it was soccer, and ballet, and cheerleading, and baseball. those years were crazy. so, as we go into this next phase, you know, a big part of it for us is that there isn't anything on the schedule. [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. >>> well, carrie underwood, she is t

what are your dreams? it's okay, it's okay.gh little flower, blossoming through the cracks, even in this neglected and barren area of america. for "nightline," i'm john quinowns in midding american. >>> up next, she is the girl that is topping the country charts. very personal with carrie understoodwood. and she became the full time mother of three. it was soccer, and ballet, and cheerleading, and baseball. those years were crazy. so, as we go into this next phase, you know, a big part of it for us is that there isn't anything on the schedule. >>> well, carrie underwood, she is the small-town girl who entered a big time singing contest and went on to become a multiplatinum country star. the most successful "american idol" alumni to date. tonight, she takes juju chang for a night on the town. ♪ a good girl >> reporter: carrie underwood is one of the hottest names in music with 11 number one hits like "american girl." ♪ american girl >> this is penny. penny jean. >> reporter: but she is also a home body who loves spending time wi

we're talking about the dream act.e beginnings of the possibility of the issue of mitt romney in considering a pro poe sal by a mark ru bshs io. you melt met with the chief of staff. i think that first of all, he is meeting with undocumented immigrants to talk about policy, which i think on the right must seem totally toxic. can you tell me a little bit about the circumstance of the meeting and how it went? >> sure. i'm actually the new england national coordinator -- or national coordinating committee represented for united we dream. and that's the organization that has been in conversations open to dialogue with the senator and other republicans who want to come to the table. i think i want to start off by saying we are not sold on the democratic party or the republican party. we care about relief for our community and i think it's really important to emphasize that because we're really hoping to work with anyone who provides this as a reality. it's all of us committed to making a president in the senate house and si

it is not just my dream it is the dream of all people we've had this dream for a century today we have an independent state but as we have a stream for our people to reunite we have been split into two parts one part lives the north of the other part lives in south a set so we held a referendum in ninety ninety two where we asked one question do we want to become part of russia people answered yes to this question over ninety nine percent did so we still have this issue and this problem cannot be solved in a day we will work together with north the setia towards reuniting our people and this is the dream that i shared before. how the relationship between south pacific in georgia developed they still see that as part of their territory and did not even recognize the legitimacy of a presidential election here. it is a mistake on georgia's part not to recognize the political process in south or setia as legitimate that goes for the presidential elections as well i believe georgia should recognize our republic as an independent state the first thing georgia needs to do however is to compen

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dreaming? dreaming. >> dreaming. i don't have any of that last night!ams -- >> i forgot the i-n-g. >> hopefully others had sweet dreams. >> i hope he feels better. is it all that easter candy he ate yesterday? >> i wish i could say yes. he never got to that. oh, well. have a great day, guys. >> "fox & friends" starts right now. >> thanks for joining us! >> see ya! >> good monday morning. hope you had a fantastic weekend. it is april 9th. i'm gretchen carlson. thanks so much for sharing part of your morning with us. the president and his campaign going after the female vote by saying the g.o.p. is

it's a dream -- like i said before, it's a dream i never completed. it's a dream i never finished.ere i guess it's now a dream come true. it's like heaven on earth. i mean, it's just a wild ride. hopefully this ride keeps going. it's fun right now. it's exciting. >> what i loved about the way you did it, it was like a tin cup moment. you're in the trees. the second hole of the playoffs and it was like what's he going to do? is he going to play it safe? which way is bubba going to go? and every natural golf fan was just saying go for it. go for it. and you played this hook out. and it was probably -- it must have been the best shot of your life given the pressure, the stakes were so high, the difficulty of the shot and how it played out. was that the moment for you? >> no. i think the six inch putt to win was the big moment. but the shot was amazing. it was just set up perfect for me. i love to hook the ball. hooked it about 40 yards i've been telling everybody. it just worked out perfectly. i didn't see it. the crowd came rushing in on me. i ran to the ropes and asked my caddy wher

idea behind the dream act to help the young kids.'t support it as currently drafted. it creates a pathway to citizenship that could potentially encourage illegal immigration in the future. >> meanwhile, virginia governor bob mcdonnell is trying to clean up his image. his approval ratings took a hit after he signed into law a controversial ultrasound bill earlier this year. now, the washington post reports that the term limited governor is planning to air positive tv ads or in other words, campaign ads to be the vice presidential nominee. here's what mcdonnell had to say when asked about the ads this morning on msnbc's "the daily rundown." >> you know, you can't believe everything you read in the papers, chuck. i can only tell you that -- we don't have any plans at this point. but i tell you, we're always looking for ways to get out the positive message about what we're doing in virginia. >> joining me now are elise i can't menendez and crystal ball. here's a term-limited governor who i just can't think of a reason why he'd be spendin