this is a sample of elizabeth barrett rounding off material.he prepared for the printer in order to publish the sonnets in 1850. inside are her handwritten sonnets. the interesting story about the sonnets for the portuguese -- they were written as love sonnets from elizabeth to robert and done during their courtship 1845-1846, when they were published in 1850, elizabeth had given the poems to browning in 1849 and he thought they were some of the most dutiful sonnets he'd ever read and thought they should be published. she prepared a set for the printer and they called them sonnets from the portuguese as a fact thatling the they were love sonnets from her to him. she did call him my little portuguese as a pet name. she was interested in a portuguese poet, so sonnets from the portuguese, they saw it that perhaps people would think a word translations from a portuguese poet. they were trying to fail it, but they were published in the back of elizabeth poems of 1850, so it did not take the public on to realize they were love sonnets from elizabeth

elizabeth: i do choir-- stacy: mm-hmm. elizabeth: and that's really fun. jessica: for her part, elizabeth seems comfortable with her decision to start working on college early. jessica: so you're not overwhelmed by it? elizabeth: no, i'm not. jessica: no, she isn't. now, if you'd like to hire a private college counselor, experts say make sure you look for one who is accredited, and expect a dent in your pocketbook. a private college counselor can cost you anywhere from $3,000 to $5,000 on the high end, depending on how many hours they spend with your students. okay, now to some education headlines. ten teachers from california will have their day in court in the highest court in the land. the supreme court has taken on a closely watched case over mandatory union fees. those ten teachers say they shouldn't have to pay dues to the california teachers association because they're not members of the union. teachers who are union members pay around $1,000, according to the filing. teachers who are not members pay around $650. now, the union collects money from n

host: elizabeth warren has repeatedly said that she is not running. caller: but we need a elizabeth warren. i hope she is listening to me this morning. i'm 66. i need you to run. i need somebody to manage this .ountry host: ok. thank you for the call. journal constitution" call the news conference extraordinary. c-span.org -- on ired it live, and it is on c-span.org. the former president jimmy carter spoke about his battle with cancer. from is joining us georgia. good morning. caller: good morning. i wanted to make a statement that i can't vote for hillary because starting with her lying about dodging bullets all in the field quite a while ago -- to me, she lies like a republican, which i never used to vote parties until obama ran, and all the lies i heard by the republicans, i was just voting against a known evil between kennedy and obama. hillary clinton, never. joe biden, yes. other gentlemen i would vote for, if he is the only one running against her in the democratic party, i would vote for. never hillary. host: thank you for the call from georgi

now why elizabeth warren?ause there is in the democratic party right now a huge populist upsurge, not just leftist, anti-establishment, it's basically the elizabeth warren wing of the democratic parity and joe biden doesn't want, and he's not going to get anointed by elizabeth warren, but the mere fact that i went and talked to elizabeth warren is very important. >> no one would mistake joe biden for anything but an establishment candidate. i think similar to ms. clinton. these are not outsiders. one of the things i found interesting, and you can't find people more different than donald trump and bern eie sande. >> there's no question. >> and senator warren comes from that place as well. how does joe biden position himself in that kind of outsider/insider liz warren wing of the party? that's yet to be seen. >> he's not going to be able to position himself as an outsider, because as you said, he is establishment. but bernie sanders, and what he represents, there's an anti-establishment, anti-ruling class upsurg

an unscheduled trip to delaware for a private meeting with massachusetts senator and liberal hero elizabeth warren and this is to borrow a phrase from biden a bfd, and so now, he is reaching out to the allies -- no laughing -- and now, he told cnn that he took it to the next level that he is more comfortable with running, and stresses that no decision has been made. he says that biden admires her integrity and leadership in the party and wants to make sure that he understands his blue collar roots, and he is going to make it clear that he is serious about entering the race, and wants to get her thoughts on that economic policy and foreign policy as well. and now, we talked about kauffman who shares warren's zeal for reining in wall street, and friday, he told wbz in boston that nobody has been anointed as the standard bearer, and that is warren's some times relationship with the dan standard bearer hillary clinton, and maybe that is because she knew that she was having a meeting with the vice president biden. and maybe this is going back to the 1980s and quoted on the record in the "boston

it would excite you as a liberal democrat to have elizabeth warren in 2016. host: let's get b >> host: let's get back to calls. bill in virginia beach. hi, bill. >> caller: thanks for taking my call. i'll try to make this as brief as possible. there's always more to say than of time to say. due to the benghazi incident, the agreement with iran and the wonderful aca bill that everybody voted for nobody read world least not all the way through, i just cannot allow myself to vote for any democrat at this point in time. i'm going to vote republican. it may not be the person who gets the nomination by the republican national committee, may not be my first choice button gwinnett to go with the republican nominee. i would not, i would try to talk myself out of taking an assignment as ambassador ship under this presidency. i would also like to try to save the national debt because we might implode ourselves from within. we will have to worry about iran. i would like, the cabinet of how how much it might decrease the national debt by getting rid of obamacare and putti

[applause] elizabeth: thank you, tom. the title of my book it -- it is a long one -- may you be the mother of a 100 cents. -- sons. this is wonderful to be here. it is a beautiful place to spend a day or two. -- to been great to state share the stage with marty. we crossed paths at the new york times, not the washington post. thisou can see how small fraternity as marty is of journalists in this country. ago,tle more than 30 years i think i can read this without my glasses. i arrived in the middle of the night in new delhi with my husband to start our first assignment. i was a reporter with the washington post and my husband had just finished five years as a white house correspondent. i was 28 years old and had been no further from the united states and europe. of theber stepping out door of the plane, long before the completion of the modern era gandhi airport and being assaulted by the dense fog and the overpowering, smoking sweet smell of burning cow dung fires that people used for cooking and to keep warm. wrote my st

he could have called elizabeth on the phone. elizabeth, it's joe biden, the vice president.alk. no. they made a big deal about the meeting. >> they're worried about her. democrats are looking and say g saying, this is not a sure thing. >> 30,000 plus show up for trump in alabama. biggest event so far. >> maybe in history. >> obama had a couple big ones. remember the columns? anyway, trump says, it doesn't matter if it's clinton or biden, they're one and the same. >> doesn't matter who the democrat is going to be. trump will end up winning the presidency anyway. he has the message that everybody wants to hear. >> does she survive? >> i don't think so. i think that she will -- >> saking as a lawyer now? >> speaking as a lawyer. she is clearly in violation of 18 u.s.c. i believe it's 798. no question about it. that's why the fbi is looking at it. the whole nonsense about wiping -- >> 793. >> u. code 2071. she would not only for fit her office but disqualify her from holding any other office. >> 793 is another claim being brought up. 798 is the willful and intent to provide info

(elizabeth castaÑeda/biblio teca pblica de san jos) 00:02:41 "muchos de los niÑos lo que hacen cuandolioteca y el problema ms grande es de que los niÑos vienen a la biblioteca pero no tienen su tarjeta de la biblioteca." 00:02:52 por eso es tan necesario que usted la adquiera cuanto antes. (elizabeth castaÑeda/biblio teca pblica de san jos) 00:02:55 "una de las cosas que nosotros pensamos que es muy importante es que los padres vengan antes de que empiece la escuela y le saquen la tarjeta a sus hijos para que as, cuando vengan despus de la escuela, ellos ya tengan acceso a las computadoras, tengan acceso a los programas en lnea y a todo" 00:03:15 y es que el procedimiento es mas sencillo de lo que usted se imagina. (elizabeth castaÑeda/biblio teca pblica de san jos) 00:05:52 "para sacar la tarjeta los padres tienen que venir con sus hijos. nada ms lo que necesitan es enseÑar su identificacin y algo que compruebe su domicilio pero tambin los estudiantes que estn en la secundaria o en la preparatoria lo nico que necesitan es tener su identificacin de la escuela y as les podemos dar su t

>> guillermo: elizabeth. >> jimmy: oh, yes, elizabeth. hello, elizabeth. oh my gosh.immediately! all right, anything you'd like to say to the judges, elizabeth? >> just, get ready for the best belly flopping ever. >> jimmy: count it down, we're going to see how this goes. here we go. >> guillermo: three, two, one! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: let see. instant replay, if we could. for a very little person, you know what she got a lot, she hit a lot of surface area. that is how you do it. let's go to the judges for their scores. we'll start with mark cuban. >> it's got to be a 10. [ cheers and applause ] i'd pay to watch her get wet. >> jimmy: hannah? >> i'm going to give her a 10. >> jimmy: also a 10. and finally, aunt chippy? >> i don't have a 10 but i give you an 11! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: aunt chippy, turn the thing around. turn what around? i've got a 9 over here -- >> jimmy: give her a 9. a zero, a nine what is it? >> i gave her 10. >> jimmy: all right. >> i didn't give her this. i gave her that. >> jimmy: we're going to get a 29 i think. otherwise

hi, peter. >> hi, elizabeth. this deadly wave of violence that rolled through kabul included a bomb blast at the u.s. special forces headquarters in kabul. that explosion killed one american soldier and injured two others. we are told four insurgent attackers responsible for this blast were quickly killed as well. sadly though not an isolated incident. just a few hours before this u.s. post was hit a terrorist wearing a police uniform that concealed a suicide vest walked up to a police academy and detonated himself killing 20 recruits, injuring 24 more. that wasn't even the largest explosion of the day. a truck bomb that exploded in a residential part of kabul leveled a whole city block wounding 240 innocent people and killing 15. in all the dead and wounded included 47 women and 33 children. because of that the state department looks at this sudden surge and says that it goes to show how little the insurgency cares about innocent afghan lives. but the afghan president sees things differently. president gahani th

i just think that even meeting with elizabeth warren.start hearing he's getting a pac together, i don't think he's got much of a chance. i think these sorts of meetings are him dipping his toes in the water. >> according to a quinnipiac poll, he hasn't even entered the race. ahead of the gop front runner here in florida, ohio and pennsylvania. what stone thinks about this meeting and whbiden's potential bid. listen. >> my democratic friends reflected an increasing lack of ease with hillary clinton's candidacy. her unfavorables are climbing. she's mired in this e-mail scandal. she's on defense, explaining. ra and when you're explaining in politics, you're losing. the weakness of hillary clinton appears to be to her left. this is why bernie sanders is doing so well. this i think explains why the vice president is meeting with elizabeth warren. >> if he can exploit the perceived weaknesses of secretary clinton and then bring on maybe an endorsement or a wink and a nod from senator warren, he could carve out a pretty sizable middle space the

he's meeting with elizabeth warren. reported, other people in key states. >> such as, meaning fund-raisers, donors? >> well, look, i know what i read in the newspapers, he is reaching out to people in, you know, places where he's got a lot of friends, places like new hampshire, iowa, south carolina, nevada, some of the key primary states for the vice president. >> what would biden bring to the race that hillary clinton and bernie sanders don't have covered already? >> look, i think if the vice president decides to run, it's going to be about the vice president, not any of the other candidates out there. i think he brings an incredible voice for the middle class. he brings and incredible voice to civil and gay rights. a time where the world is fluid and dangerous, the vice president probably has more experience in foreign policy than any other candidate. i would say he brings a humanity and authenticity to this race that i think voters are going to be drawn to with the vice president. >> it's interesting you use the word

do they line up better when you put biden next to elizabeth warren?>> well, you know, she is still much more liberal than biden could ever claim to be, and her message is much more crystal. what biden is -- there is no way for biden to escape the idea that he was part of the obama admin adminstration, and so if you are going to the support and vote for joe biden, you are specifically supporting and voting for ap extension of the obama administration. there is no way to get around that. hillary can offer some distance, and you know, she was the secretary of state, but that is a non-political role, and in fact, they have completely stayed out of politics when you are the secretary of state, and biden did not have that much distance. >> and the question is also, what is the safe distance politically that vice president biden will have to strike if he is going to run, because as you said, people will see him as a continuation of the obama administration in some ways. charles blow, we have to wrap it up, because we are up against the clock, but i appreciat

elizabeth, what is driving this migration? are seeing more and more examples of regional banks making big hires, people who came from larger wall street firms, and there are a few factors, and part of it is the regional banks themselves. than others are getting more aggressive about poaching talent from bigger firms. this has to do with, in some cases, there's nothing, new business line, and other instances, like the executive level, in particular. are changing to a rapidly changing environment with new regulations, new technology, and they need to fill management roles who have experience handling those things. they do not have that in their pipeline, so they are looking at larger firms. elizabeth, you spoke to quite a few senior level managers and bankers who have left and moved on to regional banks. what have they told you? a number: they cited of reasons for why they made the move. in some cases, executives were attracted to an opportunity to play hero in a turnaround story, to help build a business from the ground up, som

. >> he's talking to somebody like elizabeth warren. i think it is no surprise he would want to talk to somebody like that. >> reporter: ernest offered this context about what biden has meant to mr. obama. >> the president has indicated his view that the decision he made, i guess, seven years ago now to add joe biden to the ticket as his running mate is the smartest decision he's ever made in politics. >> reporter: that raised a few eyebrows of obama's advisers past and present. meanwhile, bernie sanders in new hampshire called for a serious debate of the issues. >> we should not be going around making terrible attacks on each other. what impact joe biden will have on the race? i honestly don't know. >> reporter: howard dean spent the weekend saying the e-mail scandal is manufactured partly by a media that is bored. there were 32 tweets on saturday defending clinton on the server issue. clinton herself warned about dangers on the internet. >> hackers break into financial institutions and personal e-mail accounts, so we need successful s

elizabeth?ll carr reporting live, thank you, will. >>> so, does a police badge paint a target on law enforcement officers especially in areas police are seen as the bad guys? >> there's a lot of places like that. fox news contributor rod wheeler joins us now from cleveland. rod, i was struck as we listened to will's report that the union had talked about police officers being targeted, being under threat. is that something specific to houston or is that a nationwide issue, do you feel like? >> good afternoon to you, leland. i can tell you that is a nationwide issue, and here is why i can tell you that. i speak with police officers all across the country and for the past six months in our roll call we have before the officers hit the street, do you know what's emphasized? watch your back. we are targets. officers are actually telling each other, we are targets. you wear that badge on your chest, but you have cross hairs on your back. and just last night, leland, we saw a clear example of the cold

. >> and i'm elizabeth prann. here's what's making headlines right now. the sheriff's office in harris county, texas about to have a news conference. could we be learning more about this killer whose image was captured on a gas station security camera. >>> donl trump is bringing in b big crowds today. our political panel joins us for a fair and balanced look at his so-called flip-flops. >>> and remembering the hundreds who lost their lives during hurricane katrina ten years ago this weekend. >>> a fox news alert as we are standing by for a news conference out of harris county, texas. that is near houston. we're going to bring it to you live as we learn more about a crime that has shock and saddened that community. the execution style killing of one of their finest, houston deputy 47-year-old darren goforth, a husband, a father of two. he was shot multiple times from behind while pumping gas. the sheriff there, ron hickman, overnight says he cannot recall another incident in that city that is so cold-blooded. and for that matter so cowardly. will carr foll

elizabeth. >> all right.ur john roberts reporting. >>> donald trump brought up the bible and billy graham coming up the last two political experts if he's winning any converts in the deep south. >>> a federal judge late friday ordered the obama administration to rapidly release immigrant children held in detention centers, and in some cases release their mothers as well. the judge refused the government's request to reconsider a previous decision that said some minors who crossed the border illegally were being held in violation of a long standing settlement. she gave the department of homeland security until october 23rd to comply with her order. attorneys for the government are reviewing the order and may try to appeal this latest ruling. immigration authorities have said the move ordered by the judge could encourage many more families to send their young children north from central and south america exposing them to dangers from smuggling and of course the searing heat right now in the southern part of the

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news" and "world report" -- a trip to meet with elizabeth warren, as he mulls a caompampa. thanks for being with us. a weekend of renewed speculation. what is behind all of this? guest: there's a lot of activity we have seen from the vice president and his advisers. not only this unusual weekend meeting with elizabeth warren in which you left his house in delaware despite his public schedule saying he was supposed to come to delaware, came up to meet her at the naval observatory before going back down. we have also seen the vice president meeting with his longtime political aides, people who have been with him for decades, reaching out to his longtime donors to see if they would be supportive of a future run, and advisers, the vice president tells us he is seriously considering whether he wants to get in the race, and more specifically what some of the factors are that he would need to take into account to see whether it is too late at this point to mount a viable bid against clinton. host: let's move beyond the speculation and talk about the mechanics of an entry into the

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biden and elizabeth warren met unannounced on saturday.n were president it would be only be one turn. that means elizabeth warren would be in place for a run of her own in 2020. some see this as using her leverage to --. in an interview friday warren told wbc in boston i don't think anyone has been anointed. vermont senator bernie sanders has echoed those words about hillary clinton. earlier today bernie sanders commented on joe biden's entry into the race. >> you are not going to find a guy who's more decent than joe biden is. what i promise joe, if he decides to get into the race, is that i will, as i have done up till now, run an issue-oriented campai campaign. >> joining me now is joy reed. and also ken vogel's chief investigative reporter a. --. >> well potentially the woman who we brought in has campaign chops. worked on john edwards' campaign back in 2008. that did not work very well. but nonetheless has the experience and could potentially help with presidential campaign or at least bridging the gap between the official government

you can send us your twe tweet @elizabeth pran.ll have some of your responses later in the show. >>> well, day two of high level talks between north and south korea and top officials. the talks are aimed at diffusing growing tensions between the two rival nations. hours after those discussions many south koreans near the dmz left emergency shelters and returned home despite the fact evacuation notices have not been lifted in some areas. the south korean military is maintaining tight security at border areas. coming up later in our show we'll sit down with captain chuck nash to dive into how this affects our troops in the region. >> thousands of migrants fleeing war zones all over the middle east are once again on the move again. one day after barbed wire and police stun grenades fail to stop this mass migration in macedonia, there was an orderly procession as they crowded on trains bound for hungary. you see the trains there. hungary is building a razor wire fence to keep them from entering. >>> germany may be the ultimate destinat

tom: elizabeth, it was so subtle it hit like a brick, she's all of a sudden sounding like well, okay, bad idea for me to do the separate e-mail thing, so come on, let bygones be bygones, is she going to get away with that? >> i don't think so, this scandal is not going away, more and more stuff comes out by the day, and she's changing her tone a little bit here because last week was such a disaster of a press conference for her, she came off as very defensive and dismissive, voters don't care about this, only the media does. she now says i understand this is a serious issue but i followed all the rules. she's trying to have it both ways because she's seen the polling this voters care about the scandal and they want more answers. tom: she must see the business about lying, i'll be honest, i made a bad decision, but chris, look at this. she's down 10 points. bernie sanders is doing better, but it seems like the pundits in your town are saying bernie sanders is not going to beat her. >> the pundits have been wrong before, they're going to be wrong again. i think they're going to be wrong

for a private talk with massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. the meeting comes amid buzz that biden is seriously considering a run for the white house in 2016. cnn senior washington correspondent broke the news. jeff zeleny joins me on the phone. you have elizabeth warren, a liberal darling to many, who is not publicly endorsed anyone yet for president. what do you think this meeting means? >> it certainly means that vice president biden is taking this so seriously and he is really dotting every i, crossing ever t as he decides whether he should jump into this democratic presidential campaign. he requested the meeting today with senator elizabeth warren. he wanted to meet with her. she is very close to the views of the democratic party, the progressive liberal wing of the party. he wanted to sort of sound her out and feel her out what she's seeing out there. we do not know if he asked for her opinion if he should run for the presidency or not. certainly this level of meeting, this type of meeting, just intensifies the discussions and the questi

a lot of people are meeting with elizabeth warren in part because a lot of people wanted elizabeth warrenun for president and she brings the progressive credentials a lot of people are asking for. >> woodruff: has she completely ruled out running herself? >> i have no idea. (laughter) here's the thing, his people won't even officially confirmed it happened. they're saying they're not confirming it. so this is just one of very many things that show he is seriously thinking about it. he is having the conversations that a candidate who wants to be a democratic candidate needs to have. >> that's a great point because i don't know that elizabeth warren will endorse. but it is a sign of seriousness on his part. >> woodruff: you were saying it's a tougher path for him. what would be the joe biden path, amy? >> that's a good question. there is a lot of talk in the biden campaign that a we would reach out to the constituency that is comfortable with joe biden, the more blue collar, working-class democrats. he would also go to a place like south carolina where she's well known and well liked especi

by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> callous entry, the vice president has a secret meeting with darling elizabeth warren and could they band together to upend hillary clinton. and pride donald trump. he embraces southern hospitality as 30,000 alabamians fill a stadium to fill him. >> now i know how the great billy graham felt. >> and now, other candidates surging in the polls are here live, and we will ask ben car sson about the rumors of a joint ticket, and the best political reporters will be here to ask about the campaign trail. >>> hello, i'm jim acosta in washington where the "state of the union" is intriguing. breaking news about a secret meeting of joe biden and elizabeth warren at the vice president's residence, and why all of the mystery? the meeting comes as biden is considering a last-minute run for the white house. warren has pledged not the run herself, but she has not endorsed hillary clinton and could this mean that a biden and warren ticket is in the making? jeff owen broke the story, and it has everybody talking. >> good morning, jim. for everybody who thinks that joe biden may n

this i think explains why the vice president is meeting with elizabeth warren.on paper at least is the ideal candidate to knock off both -- she would co-op sanders and she could easily beat hillary clinton. >> you're talking about a potential biden-warren ticket. >> before i decided what i would do if i were joe biden, i want to know what's on elizabeth warren's mind, because she is potentially a stronger candidate than the sitting vice president. as a presidential candidate, joe biden dropped out of the last caucuses after getting 1%. >> let's turn to the gop campaign. last night, 30,000 people show up in alabama at the stadium. even trump was wowed by the treat. but you weren't so wowed. >> well, "the new york times" has a headline that says trump fails to fill stadium. so instead of focusing on what is the biggest crowd that any republican has had for any event yet in this cycle, there are some in the media focusing on the empty seats. now, in defense of the trump folks, there was evidently no venue in between the last one they grew and the place they had to

we'll see if that is where this goes. >> let's talk about this meeting with elizabeth warren.chuck todd and others have pointed out, this was a leak. this wasn't supposed to be public, but obviously the public was pulled into this. how valuable is she at this point to vice president biden and the decision-making process that is clearly going on here? >> you know, there are more secretive ways to meet with elizabeth warren than make ing surprise trip, so i'm not sure a leak that wasn't supposed to get out is the right way to describe this, really. but elizabeth warren, whatever she says about the presidential race, a lot of people pay attention to. there is obviously some interest among the base and getting her to run for president herself, but she is identified with these issues of income equality, which is huge for the democratic base this cycle, showing that there is a lot of energy there, a lot of interest in where things are, and a lot of questions of whether hillary clinton is where they want her to be. joe biden's record is not that different from hillary clinton's when

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she will hear you. >> larry: elizabeth warren? >> ah, no! not, she who is positive in elizabeth warren. >>çó story. now, this sound like some trouble. >> that's where your excitement s when i mention names like elizabeth warren --. >> i think that is all the time we have. we will be right back! >> larry: no, no, no. >> we will be right back. >> larry: i say we will be right back. >> i feel like you are avoiding at all issues, carlos, look let me just say, yes, i feel like you are not excited about your candidate. you are more excited about other candidates and that's a big issue. how do you think hillary can win?. >> hey, man, why do you have to be so focused on excitement? 0 you know, like, oh, excitement. hey i am excited to eat broccoli because it contains vitamins, you diagnosis? that is what hillary is, he is eating broccoli. in fact that's our new slogan, vote for hillary, she's your broccoli, america. >> larry: that's enough. carlos jordanson, everybody! we carlos jordanson, everybody! we will be right back! carlos jordanson, everybod

so what elizabeth's doing is groundbreaking. with data, i think we can shine a light continually on best performance. and consumers can see what best performance is, but so can providers, the primary care exemplars didn't know they were exemplars. >> i want to tell you why i asked all these questions. i found that the resistance to change that was self-evidently good like just the examples you've all sighted was often rooted in self-interest, that's what you talked about, but also the comfort of the way things are, people find -- a lot of people reach a point in life where they don't want to think about doing things in a different way. it's the inertia they drill into society is enormous, the advantage it gives to the status quo is staggering, the idea of changing people boxes within which we around reality, it's a real problem. the third big problem i found is, if you want to make a change that will make things better, but has more moving parts than the way things are, that's really hard, i'll give you the best example with ene

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