that seems like an exception to the dogma, but what did emerson say? a speech of consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds. >> i was just thinking that. [laughter] going the other direction, as fast as possible, one of the things -- a pattern that has arisen over the years -- a lot of the leading engineers in the technology industry tend to meet with each other at an burning man, recognize kindred spirits, something like that. the most recent case would be eric schmidt meeting with the founders of google up there. that would reportedly one of the big factors. what is it that makes burning man such a haven for that kind of connection? >> several factors. you think about the culture of silicon valley. eric schmidt had been some interesting papers. he had been making the point that so much of the tech industry is project-based learning. google gives people time off to do what they want. they give them time to explore and hang out with other people, outside of the framework of this more structured enterprise. burning man, from the very beginning is proj

if you talk to these women, debbie wasserman schultz said by working with joanne emerson she was ableor the virginia grand safety act in 2007. these women had a relationship and debby said that she never would have been able to get funding for this act had itjoan. they are honorary co-chairs of the global women's innovation network together. they have worked together there to bring together business executives, people in policy and academics to talk about issues of women in technology. they're working together. when joanne retired, debbie brought in martha roctha robie. they're working together. >> a big win for the good guys last night, press core. >> the bad news babes. >> there you go. >> bad news babes. >> but why do you think it's important particularly for women to spend time together in social settings in networking situations out of a work environment? >> when i talked to debbie wasserman schultz about this she said that finally the women are able in that social environment to act like girlfriends. when they go home to their constituents, sure, in washington they're pit bulls,

. >> linda pastan grew up jewish in the bronx reading ralph waldo emerson and albert camus. she went to radcliffe in the '50s, and won a poetry prize from madamoiselle magazine. sylvia plath was the runner up. isn't the moon dark too, most of the time? and doesn't the white page seem unfinished without the dark stain of alphabets? when god demanded light, he didn't banish darkness. instead he invented ebony and crows and that small mole on your left cheekbone. or did you mean to ask "why are you sad so often?" ask the moon. ask what it has witnessed. thank you. ( cheers and applause ) [ music ] >> you know a lot of california is desert, wide open spaces filled with natural beauty and human history. i never get tired of visiting our deserts because there's always something new and interesting and overwhelming to see. and when you visit the desert, everything out here seems to take on a bigger than life scale. now, right now we are at a wind farm in the palm springs area and look at the size of these wind turbines, they're huge. they're over 120 feet tall, the diameter of the

. >>> emerson, amigo... >>> somos hermanos con emerson. un asado en mi casa. >>> es norteÑo.e representantes aprobÓ una medida que aplicaria sanciones contra cualquiera que ingrese ilegalmente, anoche votaron 20 contra 15 fdicha medida, y ademÁs pide dar poder a las autoridades locales y estatales para hacer cumplir las leyes. los demÓcratas calificaron esta medida como peligrosa. >>> es el momento en el que adopte una posiciÓn afirmativa en apoyar no una propuesta demÓcrata, ni republicana. >>> va a ser difÍcil para los republicanos. prefiero dejar al presidente de la cÁmara de representantes buscar su modo. >>> mientras esto ocurrÍa manifestantes que acudieron al recinto protestaron contra la iniciativa y criticaron a los legisladores. >>> y la comunidad inmigrante golpeada por controversiales medidas recibe un nuevo apoyo, se presentÓ una nueva aplicacion para telÉfonos multiusos que permite denunciar abusos contra las personas que sufren esto. >>> y la policÍa de nueva york espera que este nuevo video y una recompensa de 65 mil dÓlares ayuden a encontrar al sospechoso de

. >> next on the list is emerson electric. >> high quality industrial company. a pro cyclical stance at this juncture given prospects for economic activity going forward. again, a great enterprise, global in nature. 2.% dividend yield. >> conoco. you must love that 4% yield. >> well, that's certainly the hook, tyler, the big 4.2 dividend yield, ten times earnings, heavy position in north america energy in which there is a tremendous renaissance, if you will, relative to that which we think is a long, long runway. >> next on the list is apple. and i was curious about this. that stock has been all over the board. why do you like it? >> well, we like it because valuation is certainly there to support the share price. it's kind of in this latent period in between products. so there is not a lot of excitement about its shares at the moment, but we think that will change in the coming quarters. but along the way you get a 2.8% dividend yield, and generate $16 billion in free cash flow every quarter in the meantime. >> mark we have to leave it there. do you have any di

been only man on the same grand slam tournament eight times his total of twelve mage's he calls roy emerson's tally only pete sampras and roger federer have one more. on tuesday four days after beating indonesia the netherlands also beat ten man china two to nothing in the second game of their tour of asia managed united striker robin van persie opening the scoring from a penalty spot after eleven minutes just minutes later china's clinching a straight red card. and then got a chance to write midfielder completed the scoring spectacular back he'll make way through the second half. on wednesday to show ryder and xander christophe of norway on the pitch stage or switzerland be limping bronze medal winner sprinted in form slovak peter sagal local hero mathias frank finished with the palace on to retain his overall lead eventually failed to make the podium as portugal's recall taint is tied to all that saigon won the points classification of declaiming two stage winds. on thursday formula one made its first foray into israel as tens of thousands of petrol heads lined the streets of jerusalem to w

. >> linda pastan grew up jewish in the bronx reading ralph waldo emerson and albert camus. went to radcliffe in the '50s, and won a poetry prize from madamoiselle magazine. sylvia plath was the runner up. isn't the moon dark too, most of the time? and doesn't the white page seem unfinished without the dark stain of alphabets? when god demanded light, he didn't banish darkness. instead he invented ebony and crows and that small mole on your left cheekbone. or did you mean to ask "why are you sad so often?" ask the moon. ask what it has witnessed. thank you. ( cheers and applause ) >> ...is produced in association with kcet los angeles, and is seen statewide on... this series is endorsed by... >> well, hello, everybody. i'm huell howser. you know, it seems like these days in california, we're always on the move. we're going places and doing things, and that's what this adventure is all about: moving. but we're not talking about people moving. we're talking about a house that's moving. and there it is right over there, a house that's full of history. it's getting ready to move

michael emerson from the european financial blog m m news a says the under arrest was seeing in frankfurt as just the beginning of a global uprising against financial tyranny and i think this is one step more towards six in the eurozone the eurozone and you has nothing to do with democracy anymore and what i fear most is that all this crisis is you a crisis leads to structures which are far far away from democracy i mean i don't want to euro zone boss i want somebody whom i can believe whom i can trust and who i'm also able to elect but what's going on at the moment is that there are people in front of us like in the home when you do this is our politicians and their political people decide what's going on i think that's not good for the future i'll take also the japanese take an american united states of america fifty million food stamps there this is not a no sign so we are we have all of the same problem and maybe the occupy and these protests that we see are only the beginning of a vast protest and demonstration all over the europe all over europe but also all over the world in jan an

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he follows in the footsteps of my dear friend, former congresswoman joan emerson, who represented -- jo ann emerson, who represented missouri's eighth congressional district for 17 years and i now we can ann, and i know mr. smith will continue her legacy of public service. and now i am pleased to yield to my good friend and colleague , mr. graves. mr. graves: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to also welcome mr. smith to the u.s. house of representatives. he's a fourth generation farmer but seventh generation missourian and he's been living on the same farm that his great grandfather once lived in. he graduated from my alma mater, university of missouri, and has been involved in agriculture and practicing law and as a farmer -- i don't think we can have enough farmers in this body. mr. speaker, missouri is known as the show me state. and last night jason smith won special election with over 67% of the vote. i think that shows that he's truly the representative of the eighth district of the state of missouri. it gives me a great deal of pleasure to yield the rest of our time to the gentl

same with emerson electric. i'm even worried about chart industries, which plays a terrific play.the natural gas, does have a huge business in china. that's what made him shoot the lights out the last quarter and i'm going to be sensitive to the slowdown. you want some real irony? the best performing new stocks is the fact google, riddle me this. what does google have that the other companies don't? zero china. that's right. political concerns kept in the people's republic, so we don't have to hear about chinese weakness when it comes to google. china's growth matters tremendously. it's the pervasive issue. riddled with american stocks like a chip that's gone haywire. it does explain a lot about how difficult it is for so many part of this market to expand if china goes off the grid. in many ways, american manufacturing might need this outlet to make its numbers. china's hurting the u.s. and if they don't get their act together, i suspect that we'll see another decline when all these companies report and tell us just how lost china is. lost as surely as general stillwell and the s

he quoted from a pole and by emerson that asks what makes a great. the answer is not gold or arms but leaders who stand fast in suffer long, who work while others sleep, who dare. frank lautenberg with such a leader. he dared greatly, and he led boldly. and we are safer, stronger, and more ross fritz because he did. our hearts are with is wonderful family. he loved it he was loved, and after all, that is what makes a great life. thank you, frank. [applause] >> secretary clinton, thank you so much for your words. danielle, laura, we call on you. >> that was a hard act to follow, too, thank you, secretary. i am danielle, or as frank like to call me, dan. or step one. my sister -- step two. to most people here, the people of new jersey in the world, an accomplishment on many levels, mostly in business, ane a philanthropist, and as inspiring and effective public servant. his legacy will impact us for like that for years to come. and adoredrespected, that frank. losing mytune of old hast seven years stayed with us forever. but when my mother brought frank

selling mercks and johnson & johnsons and emersons and taking profits in cbi. we made good money in those names. we have a bit of cash on the sidelines. we, too, are waiting for tomorrow. it's a big number. we have talked about this for last couple of weeks. the economy's not heating up, right? the initial claims, gdp, ism, a lot has not been that good. growing at 2% rate which makes numbers tomorrow that much more important. if it is a hotter than expected number, which i don't think it is going to be, from what we have been -- >> can i add something? stephanie's right. the number tomorrow is important but not in terms this will determine the direction of the economy. it's important because we are now shifting back into that well good news is maybe good news, but bad news is good news because it forestalls the taper. we don't know if that's the game they're going to start playing. if that's the case we want to see how the market reacts to the number if it's wildly ahead of or below consensus. we don't know yet. >> i think for the long term a better than expect

. >> i should point out, there is a new emerson college poll, emerson, they came out i think just today flooding inboxes, hey, we're surging in the end. >> if you're bragging a poll that has you down ten points, the race is over. this is a senate race in massachusetts. democrats win senate races in massachusetts. the scott brown race was bizarre for a number of reasons, including him being extremely strong candidate and martha coakley being a weak, incompetent candidate. >> she went on vacation. >> and still almost won. that's a set of circumstances you need. and then the other thing, republicans know this seat is going to be up again in a year. so, even if you threw a ton of money at this race and found a way to eke it out, there is no way to, gomez would be a senator for 18 months and lose the general election next time around. >> as scott brown did last time. >> we're seeing this in new jersey. republicans have been burned over and over again spending a ton of money on senate races in new jersey. >> they're not even trying. >> they should try. chris christie is there and he's the fac

. >> and emerson adds quicken's a.r.m. business has doubled in just the past two weeks.re of this online, realtycheck.cnbc.com. >>> it's a word that still touches a nerve, just say the word enron. last week, jeff skilling saw his sentence reduced. and now the former cfo is telling his side of the story. we'll hear that and get reaction from the victims of the enron collapse when we come back. >>> plus, wait until you hear about the chairman and ceo who could have received a lump sum payment of $159 million if he left his company in march. $159 million, folks. we'll get reaction from former apple ceo john sculley on what happens when boards budget with those kinds of deals. that's coming up. [ kitt ] you know what's impressive? a talking car. but i'll tell you what impresses me. a talking train. this ge locomotive can tell you exactly where it is, what it's carrying, while using less fuel. delivering whatever the world needs, when it needs it. ♪ after all, what's the point of talking if you don't have something important to say? ♪ >>> books have been written about it, a d

. >> i lived on a food stamp diet for a week along with jo ann emerson from missouri.we did so because we thought that the food stamp benefit was inadequate. most of my colleagues had no idea that the average food stamp benefit was $3 a day. i had my budget and i went to a supermarket and it took me an awful long time, because you have to add up every penny, and it has to last you for a week. and so i did it and i will tell you i, i was tired, i was cranky because i couldn't drink coffee because coffee was too expensive. i mean, there are people who are living on that food stamp allocation. and you really can't. for us it was an exercise that ended in a week. for millions of other people in this country, that's their way of life. every day is a struggle just to eat. >> kristi jacobson: sadly representative mcgovern is one of few leaders and voices in congress pushing to do the right thing here which is to protect and improve food stamps and other government programs. he's an incredible leader, but he is even having trouble getting his -- you know, members of his own pa

he quoted a point by emerson that asks, what makes a nation great? ,he answer is not gold or arms but leaders who stand fast and suffer long, who work while others sleep, who dare while others lie. frank lautenberg was such a leader. he dared greatly and he led boldly. we are safer, stronger, and more prosperous because he did. are with his wonderful family. he wasw, he loved and loved. after all, that's what makes a great life. thank you, frank. [applause] >> secretary clinton, thank you so much for your words. danielle, laura, we call on you. act to follow,d too, madam secretary. >> i'm danielle, or as frank 1.e to call me dan or step >> my sister, step 2. , frank wasple here an accomplished man on many levels, most notably in business as a philanthropist and in his role as a truly publicve and passionate servant who leaves a treasure trove of legacies that will impact us for decades to come. and learned from that, but i adored and cherished my frank, or frankie poo. brought frank into our lives, he became our great person. early on, it would be sa

bob dole and bill emerson championed some of the anti-hunger programs that have kept people fed. that have invested people who are now very successful. don't turn your backs on that tradition. and to my democratic colleagues, i remind you that if we do not stand with people who are hungry, with people who are poor and vulnerable, then what the hell do we stand for? this is about our values. so, mr. speaker, i would urge my colleagues to vote no on this rule because a lot of amendments that should have been made in order were not. i appreciate the courtesies that my colleague, mr. sessions, afforded to us in the rules committee. i know he tried very hard to include as many amendments as possible. i appreciate that very much. i appreciate my amendment being made in order. i think we could have done a little bit better. i urge my colleagues to vote no on this rule and please vote yes on the mcgovern amendment. if that should fail, do not send a farm bill forward that will make -- throw two million people off the rolls of snap and 200,000 kids off of free breakfast and lunch programs

he quoted from a pole and by emerson that asks what makes a great.wer is not gold or arms but leaders who stand fast in suffer long, who work while others sleep, who dare. frank lautenberg was such a leader. he dared greatly, and he led boldly. and we are safer, stronger, and more ross fritz because he did. our hearts are with is wonderful family. he loved it he was loved, and after all, that is what makes a great life. thank you, frank. [applause] >> secretary clinton, thank you so much for your words. danielle, laura, we call on you. >> that was a hard act to follow, too, thank you, secretary. i am danielle, or as frank like to call me, dan. or step one. my sister -- step two. to most people here, the people of new jersey in the world, frank was an accomplishment on many levels, mostly in business, have a philanthropist, and as an inspiring and effective public servant. his legacy will impact us for like that for years to come. i admired, respected, and adored that frank. the misfortune of losing my father at seven years old has stayed with us fore

steve emerson, investigative director of the investigative project says this is the equivalent of recognizing al qaeda. dr. jasser who has been on the program many times says this demonstrates hypocrisy and tone-deafness at best and at worst a facilitation of america's enemies in the war of ideas against islam. >>anna: g.m. may be alive and osama bin laden may be dead but as articles and pictures start surfacing like this, you never know. >>steve: we have got a very busy wednesday morning. thank you for joining us. straight ahead, mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the biggest leaker of them all? is it president obama or edward snowden? we're going to lay out the case next. >>tucker: the supreme court's decision on the voting rights act. does it really set us back 50 years or does it prove how far we've come on civil rights in half a century? we report. we report. you decide. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! wow. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy

i have been 100 percent behind him and he has been restricted emersons he got into office.f the birthdal certificate to the time when the pentagon funding argument has still prevailed over domestic , the issue with israel, i have nothing against any country. -- israel has 70 nuclear-weapons, which stunned iran. they have not signed the u.n. charter. it seems like since we are set bending -- since we are spending a tough times more than anyone in the world on defense it is more like offense. where it may be a jobs kind of issue now for thisnies that are doing for the pentagon funding. to have our procedure of stepping into syria is not a good guy in light for the world to the u.s. as a place of peace. -- to view us as a place of peace. host: thank you. a series of bilateral meetings will be taking place tonight. the president will have meetings with his counterparts in europe and of course vladimir putin. on our twitter page -- a key player in d.c. politics and in a number of significant cases, the washington post writing about his obituary. he was 76-years old. he was an ou

doing and she was agreeing and she said she was going to -- because we vote tomorrow for jo ann emerson'sere we go. 29 minutes after the hour. right back here on "the stephanie miller show." the young turks is that were honest. they know that i'm not bsing them for some hidden agenda, actually supporting one party or the other. when the democrats are wrong, they know i'm going to be the first one to call them out. cenk on air>> what's unacceptable is how washington continues to screw the middle class over. cenk off air>>> i don't want the middle class taking the brunt of the spending cuts and all the different programs that wind up hurting the middle class. cenk on air>>> you got to go to the local level, the state level and we have to fight hard to make sure they can't buy our politics anymore. cenk off air>>> and they can question if i'm right about that. but i think the audience gets that, i actually mean it. cenk on air>>> 3 cuts! narrator>>> uniquely progressive and always topical the worlds largest online news show is on current tv. cenk off air>>> and i think the audience gets, "th

ralph waldo emerson once said, "america is another word for opportunity." and we take pride in our rich history of being a country where the key to earning a valued place in society is through ability and determination, where immigrants from all over the world alongside third- and fourth-generation americans can earn an honest living or start a business. it's incumbent on us as members of congress to actively ensure that america remains the land of opportunity. and, madam president, that starts with our children, including undocumented children. our dreamers who know no other place but here as their home. now, i want to close by talking about a dreamer, oscar. i want to make the case for oscar and his family. oscar and his brothers, juan and hugo, are the children of parents who illegally immigrated into the united states, bringing their kids with them, and they now live in my state of colorado. and throughout their entire lives, they've lived in fear of the black cloud of deportation that's hung over them. i had the pleasure of meeting oscar here in washin

he quoted, as only senator byrd could, a poem by emerson that asks what makes a nation great?uffer long, who work while others sleep, who dare while others lie. frank lautenberg was such a leader, dared grately, and he led boldly, and we are safer, stronger, and more prosperous because he did. our hearts are with his wonderful family. you know, he loved, and he was loved, and after all, that's what makes a great life. thank you, frank. [applause] [background sounds] >> secretary clinton, thank you so much for your words. danielle, laura, we call on you. >> well, that was a hard act to follow too. thank you, secretary clinton. i'm danielle, and friends call me danielle or step one. [laughter] to most people here, the people of new jersey and to the world, frank was an accomplished man on many levels, most notably in business, as a philanthropist, and in his role as a truly effective, passionate, and firey servant who leaves a treasure-trove of legislation and legacies that impact us for jeep rage -- generations to come. i admired, respected, and learned from frank, but i adored