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they were sitting around w eeping in their expensive soup about the fact that we were living in hell. rupert murdoch on the media. george bush was president. norman lear had his pulse on american culture for 30 years. why cannot figure out how to deal -- deliver a message that is important and happening? >> that is important. we can find messages that speak to people where they are. they can also have some satire like stewart or colbert. there is the idea of exposing with satire. it opens people's eyes to the hypocrisy and corruption of our politics. the problem is you want the captivating stories and images and vocabulary, but a lot of the colbert-stewart stuff is so absurd and over the top that people do not want to get engaged. >> that is where a large number of people get their news. >> i think the obama campaign was a pivotal point, bringing people in. now they leave. there is the possibility that people will come back in. i agree with that movements also have their problems. i think it is a moment of people waking up to the possibility of engagement in different ways, where they

eep. - it's almost time for bert and ernie's great adventures, but right now, we're gonna find out more about the opera with isabel. - hi. - isabel, i have a lot of questions about opera. - ok. - ok. my first question. - yes. - where do you sing the opera? - well, we sing opera all over the world. - and do you sing it in english? - we can sing in english, and we sing in italian, and we sing in french and german and russian. - and right now, you have on a very fancy dress. are you going on a big bowling date? - ha ha! oh, my goodness. - oh, yeah. not good bowling-- - this is actually a costume from "the barber of seville." my character wears this costume, and her name is rosina. - rosina! - rosina! - isabel, how do you become an opera singer? - kind of like an athlete, you need somebody to train you and teach how to do it correctly. - and do you have to do exercises to keep your voice in shape? - mm-hmm. one exercise that we like to do is kind of silly. we say, "hung-un-num mi mi mi mi." - hung-un-num mi mi mi mi. hung-un-num mi mi mi mi. - very good! - hung-un-num mi mi mi mi. - hung-un

. >> the db rk will have -- th eep dprk will resume talks. in a statement, pyongyang offered a new round of talks and said it was lifting a ban on operations at the jointly run kaesong industrial zone. it would prevent another suspension of operations. south korea has accepted the proposal, describing it as forward-looking. >> the south korean government views that the north is positively responding to our suggestion to hold talks in order to solve the kaesong industrial complex issue. we hope that reasonable measures come out from this dialogue to solve the issues and for developmental normalization of a kaesong industrial complex. >> the ministry added that talks remain unchanged from the past six rounds. earlier, around 500 south korean actor he owners protested, marched down streets and through paper airplanes, expressing their hope for normalization. >> are 123 companies facing the complex are on the verge of dying. 500 of us are here today to insist on the normalization of the kaesong industry or complex without any preconditions. >> th

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only at a sleep number store. eep number.omfort individualized. >>> the national football league today agreed to a $765 million deal worth more than 4,000 -- with more than 4,000 former players and their families who had sued the league over head injuries. the players and their families claimed the nfl hid the risks of concussions to protect its image, while profiting from eye highlight reels of hits. junior seau committed suicide last year, and the judge said the individual teams and not the league were responsible for player safety. is this final? >> the judge still has to approve this but there's no doubt this is a huge settlement over a very contentious issue. a short time ago the nfl and more than 4500 former players reached the proposed settlement and the timing is key because it's a week before the start of the nfl season and staves off controversy and litigation. >> overall it's a massive thing. not just for this week or this season but for generations of nfl players. this gets the concussion talk off the back burner.

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texas from eeping shaving more growth? hy is it so hard for the democrats to win statewide office. >> first of all, people have to run. second of all, i think back to a have they made earlier, we a very, very low voter participation in texas. certainly know that our current attorney general has actually, to can, depress that as much as possible. i think it's an opportunity not o again to be thinking of this as red or purple or blue, but to in terms ofabout it speaking to the true value that and families hold hopefully encouraging and inspiring them in a way that they feel engaged to participate again. >> a couple of questions about when they think democrats might parity in texas with republicans and one question follow-up, when do you think actions like the voter i.d. law would delay that. obviously will recollects be at the choice of voters. i think that the principles that in texas stand for today align more closely with texas families. think what we see in texas, we've seen all over the country. districts have been draw

and all of our tomorrows, help us to buy your might follow you to the light. ,eep us forever in right we pray. ,heltered beneath your hands may we forever stand true to and true to our native land. , whoay, in the name of him has the whole world in his hands, on then. -- amen. >> please remain at your seats for the departure of the party. ladies and gentlemen, this concludes the days ceremony. thank you for attending and enjoy the rest of your day. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] ♪ >> more about the march on washington. in a little more than an hour, speaking to the so-called little rock nine. african-american students who were denied access to high school in little rock arkansas in 1957. homeland security secretary janet napolitano gives her speech at the national press club. commemorating the anniversary of the march on washington. focusing on the role of the media and the civil rights , the moderator is marvin kalb of cbs news. some guests have been invited to the white house. we join the discussion

people are making huge profits .eeping up with folks in jail >> one of the things that you just said that we have to remember is that we want to use that money to enl kate them. .nd -- educate them and when the states want to get the money back but they are not talking about what they are going to use the money for. and i think that education, e've all said that that's what we have to have and i think we are forgetting that. i have been to all the marches and i'm very excited about it. but one of the things that i don't think we're stressing ough is that obama was a community organizer and my son was recruiting people to register to vote in illinois. somebody recommended obama to him. obama got more people registered. now he didn't do it all himself. in illinois than anybody else who worked for my son. i think that we can't forget that. >> thank you. [applause] >> my question is directed to mr. turner. earlier this evening you said sanitation he strike and the march in 1963 that there were people who tried to tiss courage you or tried to stop you or just didn't join you. what advice

that's what gives us fuel to eep going.ve that drive just because, just like trayvon is our son, i'm sure you have children, you have grandchildren, you have nieces and nephews that you have to care about as well. and it is very difficult to stomach the fact that trayvon wasn't committing any crime. he was on his way home from the store. so how many teenagers go to the store? that's how close it will hit home. that's my message. don't wait. don't wait until it is at your front door. don't wait until something happens to your child, your niece, your nephew, yu grandson, granddaughter, godson. don't wait. this is the time to act now. this is the time to get involved. and don't just say i support the foundation, i support the family. i think they are doing a great job. that's good. it has to be more than that. we have created through the negative energy -- and we humans, too -- it is negative energy when you are disappointed. it is negative energy when you have a loss. we took that negative energy and create the we use to tray

eep those committees and those progressive groups and place so that we are continually talking. somebody asked me before -- >> i was asking about what you thought in the organizing or action groups. what you think of them. >> i do not know whether they are coming or not. i do not know that. i can give you that. i do not know who is registered. >> what you think of the organization was created? talking about the goals of mobilization. >> i do not really want to talk about them. that is his organization. i would talk about labor, and what we're trying to do. the president is doing a lot of stuff. i'm sure it is very good. i'm sure there are numerous nstances where we would work together. but they are not going to be the dominating or deciding factor. this is going to be -- i started to get to a point, when i talk about having got to the crisis. here is what we used to do. we would have a problem, we would say here is our plan for the problem. we would go to our friends and say here is our plan, come join ur plan. sometimes they would. sometimes they wouldn't. then, after the crisi