robert was a gifted draftsman, very gifted. i struggled with my poems, i struggled with my drawing.ort of was self-conscious. and robert, he was shy and sometimes inarticulate, but he did not lack confidence. robert would not rest until he infused his confidence that he had in himself in me. and his belief in himself was so unshakable, and he equated his belief in the equally. so it sounds alchemical are something, but eventually, he was successful in making me feel like i was really worth something, that i was not -- being a muse is beautiful, but he accepted me as both muse and maker. that confidence that he instilled in me at 20 years old, i have never lost it. i have had tragedy in my life, i have not wanted to get out of bed, have gone through a lot of difficult things, but i have never lost the confidence that he instilled in me, and it is right now blossoming. tavis: let me take the inverse of that, that there are days that even felt like not getting out of bed. what is fascinating about your confession, paraphrasing, the date is not complete for you unless you create somethi

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she had a gift card in her possession.he gave an interview singing the gifts she received from developers did not amount to much. >> could the citizens of baltimore continued to except in mayor who has talked herself into having gift certificates that do not amount to much. such an arrogant attitude is shameful. if you would like to read the entire memo, it is on a website under local news wbaltv.com. >> another look at your morning commute coming up. >> we are digging out here at roland park. some progress has been made over the last hour. things will get b >> good morning we are checking a year morning commute. we are looking at a pretty nice ride. major roads have been treated very well overnight. nothing significant as far as problems on the major roadways. we have a water main break left over from yesterday. the bright line is closed in the pylesville region. -- pikes filville region. here are the drive times. a live view of the accident scene involving a couple of vehicles off to the side. southbound 95 approaching t

it's just a great gift or party favor.u. you, too. >>> up next, how to adopt a dog that's right for you and how it can change your life. >>> this morng on "today's pets," how adopting a dog can change your life. that was the case for wendy diamond, who adopted two dogs ten years ago. she's the author of a book called "it's a dog's world: the savvy guide to four-legged living," and she's here to share her advice for prospective dog parents. dog parents. thank you so much. that's funny, wendy. good morning, thanks for being here. >> good morning. >> let's talk about this, because it really has changed your life to have these two dogs. >> absolutely. ten years ago when i adopted lucky -- she's a pure-bred maltese, and who would have ever thought you could get a pure-bred maltese in adoption? so, when i adopted lucky, at that time, 12 million animals were euthanized a year. today, ten years later, that's down to 5 million because people are more aware of adoption. you can get any breed, whether you want a golden retriever or a

if you have that gift, you're supposed to treat the people who have given you that gift, who are your fans, with a certain amount of respect. they really are the ones responsible for your celebrity. >> larry: true. >> right? and especially somebody who is a hero and can be a hero to so many people to have behaved or behaved in such an inappropriate way, whether it's an athlete who takes drugs, that they're not supposed to take. whether it's a media person who has elicit relationships, very open in elicit relationships. whether it's a politician who really is living two lives and fooling the public, it's outrageous. and i -- its a mixed bag to me whether to give them more air time or just let them fadeaway. >> larry: when you used to handle family court, and family courts takes in a lot of things, children, divorce, what do you make of people like governor sanford of south carolina who goes to argentina or, my god, edwards, what do you make of that? >> i think they're egomaniacs and i think that nobody says no to them and they have grown up in an environment where they're surrounded by

because in addition to the tangible gift of the book, it contained 12 intangible gifts, 12 gifts of discernmentship, vision, forgiveness, grace, wisdom, love, joy and courage. and i have had many occasions to pull out that book and to look at it and to try, chairman mullen, to figure out how to close the gap of what i am feeling and doing with what i know i should be feeling and doing. as a person of faith, it is a constant struggle particularly in the political arena to close that gap. that each of us faces. in february of 1994, the speaker here was mother teresa. she gave, as everyone who remembers that occasion will certainly recall, a strong address against abortion. and then she asked to see me. and i thought, oh, dear. [laughter] and after the breakfast we went behind that curtain, and we sat on folding chairs, and i remember being struck by how small she was. and how powerful her hands were despite her size. and that she was wearing sandals in february in washington. [laughter] we began to talk, and she told me that she knew that we had a shared conviction about adoption can being vastly

the two just returned from a trip there were they arranged for several gifts to be shipped back. the post office is investigating that incident. >>> the white house is showing their support this black history month. president obama signed a new executive order and says the order strengthens the white house initiative to support historically black colleges and universities and says the schools have specifically felt the pain of the recession, because they enroll a higher proposition of lower and middle- income students. >>> tonight gigi barnett explains the university's new state-of-the-art facility is for neighbors, student and alumni. >> inside coppin state's new arena are 4100 seats, large windows and a gymnasium floor that shows and. >> the fact you can walk around and still be in the gym. >> reporter: had a that with is what the university tried to achieve. athletes spent more than two decades into the old facility, until the university asked the state to build a new ascene. >> this weekend coppin opened the indoor/outdoor sports complex when most alumni were on campus. >> wh

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so it's a gift of love. >> that was steve smith. that's all for this week's program. guy. >> funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont and honolulu, new man's own foundation. the john d. and kathryn t. mcarthur foundation and union bank. >> union bank has put its global financial strength to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> i'm julia stiles. >> i'm kevin bacon. >> i'm kim cattrall. >> hi, i'm ken burns. >> i'm lili taylor. >> m henry louis gates jr., and public broadcasting is my source for news about the world. >> for intelligent conversation. >> for election coverage you can count on. >> for conversations beyond the sound bites. >> for commitment to journalism. >> for deciding who to vote for. >> i'm kerri washington, and public broadcasting is my source for intelligent connections to my community.

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to your point now seriously to sell the story -- not to sell, to tell the story of kronologically gifted love, if i put it that wa way? is it ead -- easier to tell the story of chronologically gifted love in the broader setting of this movie than just stetting out to do that movie on its own? would a love story about shirley mack -- maclaine and hector elizondo sell in this town today? >> i don't think so. you kind of stop at meryl streep. good place. but no, i at this think a story like that would work if a few young people were in it too. in this case they have down to 19. taylor swift, taylor lautner. we have a lot of taylors. then we go up to we don't say what age but the senior love story is really very interesting it probably only shirley maclaine could have played it. it takes place in a cemetery. no pun intended, it just happens to take place there. i just wish they would push the senior elements too. there's no age thing. kids fall in love. crushes. it's all over. a lot of people want to be enlightened. what better subject, get some enlightenment about love. but i had great acto

. >> to your point now, tre', is there a part of your gift, your musical gift, is there a part of ithave not seen as yet? i suspect the more records you do the more we're going to see what your capable of. what are we not seeing in your repertoire? >> i plan to grow with every album. as i said earlier it's a business. so it is a strategy that goes into it all. and before you can get as creative as you like to be you have to be at a certain point in your career, a certain point where you have a certain amount of people's attention. so i definitely look to grow and expand, you know, my music from -- to the point where it can't really be put into a genre. if you listen to my album, i have everything from old school r & b feel to, you know, basically a hiphop record to a song like "your side of the bed" which is prince-inspired, or "ladies know my name" which is my next single. mid tempo but urgent. so it's a wide variety of records. to lol smiley face which is actually a digital song about social networking. and i think that my talent has yet to be -- has yet to climax if it ever will.

you don't have to bring gifts. you can just come and enjoy yourself, that's all.hat's very, very nice of you. thank you so much. hey, the organizers of a fight club facebook page have been disciplined by the university of manitoba. do they not remember the first rule of fight club? you do not start a social networking group about fight club. [ laughter ] [ applause ] that tie back. has everyone see "avatar" by now? [ cheers ] well, "avatar" has been pulled from almost 2,000 movie screens in china because they think it's taking away from the chinese movie industry. excuse me, we're hurting china's movie industry? i was just in chinatown, they are already selling a dvd of "avatar 2." [ laughter ] [ applause ] pretty good, actually. and finally, weight watchers is suing jenny craig over ads they say are misleading and deceptive. this could represent a major loss for jenny craig. but don't worry, they'll gain it back within a month or so. [ light laughter ] we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: oh, we've got a fun

that's a gift and i think it's very important in golf, especially when you practice. >> rose: it is in sense the ability to practice with a purpose. >> yes. and it's difficult. >> rose: now here's what's interesting about him. you would see him reach out to have questions about fame and how you live within a famous life. >> that was very early on. i haven't had those conversations as he's become extremely famous. >> rose: but even early on he was aware. >> he knew he was going to be facing an uncertain kind of different life, i think. he was interested in how the media was going to treat him and what his obligation to the media was going to be and his preference was that... keep them off of me. i don't want to share everything. i've already shared everything since i was four or five years ole. i've been on television forever. i've been on "that's incredible" i've been on "the mike douglas show." i think he felt robbed by that. while earl certainly fostered it and thought he handled it, i think, in a responsible way because he truly loved tiger. i think a bit of his childhood was taken

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they are in a real sense god's gift to us all.is life, his actions, his political skill and the practiced art of his vocation. john was able to bring people of different sides together, as you have heard, able to compromise and able to a big firm. he lived his political life with the same courage that he showed on the battlefield. he did so for the people of this district and for the united states. it is also comforting to know that one can live a very public life and still share deeply in the love of family. he enjoys were married 54 years -- he and joyce were married 54 years. he saw generations, after them. they shared their love, their life, with donna, and john and his wife cathy, with patrick and his wife lynn, and grandchildren jack and and, clayton. for john murtha, family was the first love always. his family knew it. he found a way to spend time with them, to encourage them, and to give them his values and himself. like many of us in western pennsylvania, john had an eclectic religious background. presbyterian and method

so as to that time, my only interest was the gift of the watch, not the letter.. then i do not know where the letter went. but after 68 years, just yesterday president obama gave me a copy of that letter. [laughter] [applause] so then i --t(q so actually at t time, the container -- no, container of the letter. very beautiful. so that's -- i remember i played with that for a few weeks. [laughter] i remember like that. so, so at that time, my nature, i was in close touch with ordinary people. they were treating me like that. like an equal. so that's reallyç was a sourcef the cheerfulness. ceremony i said on throwne. but in real dilly of life, i mixed with these people. -- in daily life, and mixed with these people. there was justice in society. these leaders, regions. so the fact -- there were complaints from his ordinary, poor people. this has to stop. oh, so bad. not as bad as a chinese saying. but you say a lot nv injustice or drawbacks. zvthen, eventually in 1954, i wt to china and pickeiking for the chinese parliament, as a parliament member. so there there w

. >> save the money on gifts for humans but it goes to the animals. thanks. this week, nbc nightly news is profile an african-american man across the country who are likely to make history in the years to come. >> from musicians, celebrities, a drill sergeants they are of american history makers in the making. >> we are all a part of making this country what it is. so much of the country has been built on our back. we should know the ground on which we stand. >> there are compassionate people of every color. >> there were abolitionist write their fighting among african- americans for their rights. they were marching with them in fighting with them. >> struggle and triumph. without struggle we would not appreciate the victory. >> it allows the young people and older people to appreciate our history, it lets us understand where we come from. >> black history is american history. people need to understand it. >> what ever you thought about america before, the way you think about it now, it is different thanks to the election of president barack obama. black hist

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state police officers raided her home to look for evidence that dixon took gifts from developers. that lead to the indictment, her trial and in the end a tearful plea garbage. where she regrets the loss of the potential of things that could have been achieved. >> i can't begin to tell you the tremendous job they have done. i'm sad, not because of the decision i made, but because i have a great staff who worked hard. >> with today's board of estimates dixon talked for ten minutes about her accomplishments. he said quote, as i moved on i know i was blessed to have an opportunity to serve a city i loved and call my home for my entire life. >>> city of baltimore is planning to take down its website for a short time tomorrow for maintenance. it will be down starting at 11:00 tomorrow morning an hour before city council president stephanie rawlings blake takes over from mayor dixon now for a look at tonight's top stories. police in ann arundel county are investigating a home invasion. it happened last night in the 500 block of williamsburg lane. police tell us the suspect shot a 4-year-

anger over her recent comments to the press that the gifts she received did not amount to much, state prosecutor took aim at the mirror, calling her attitude of arrogance and shameful. he went on to write -- to read the entire memo, click on the local news section at wbaltv.com. as stephanie rawlings blake prepares to move to the mayor's office, she has announced her new chief of staff. in a statement to the press, she said that she has lived in the city for over two decades and will be able to contribute to job economic efforts. she was named one of the smart lawyers in 2009. the vote seemed to be in place for who will take her place as the next city council president, but councilman jack young faces some questions. where does he hang his hat, and what will he do about it at that -- a potential ethical issue that dogged sheila dixon? >> since 1996, jack young has represented baltimore on the city council. he has a row house near john hopkins. but for much of his council tenure, he and his wife also owned this home. by his own admission, it raised a question. did he really lived in th

we haven't finalized the plan. >> larry: does he get a gift? nice card. >> larry: thank you. >> thank you. >> larry: first lady michelle obama, examine hand her friend, cosby is next. mr. c up next. isn't it time to take a fresh look at your tomatoes? [ male announcer ] for over 50 years, providing you with safe, reliable, high-quality vehicles has been our first priority. ♪ in recent days, our company hasn't been living up to the standards that you've come to expect from us or that we expect from ourselves. that's why 172,000 toyota and dealership employees are dedicated to making things right we have a fix for our recalls. we stopped production so we could focus on our customers' cars first. and technicians are making repairs. we're working around the clock to ensure we build vehicles of the highest quality... to restore your faith... in our company. for more information visit toyota.com. >>> hey, i'm anderson cooper live in port-au-prince. tonight we'll bring you to the streets of port-au-prince where the race against time is on to save hait

the packages contain items like grocery store gift cards, international calling cards and disposable cameras. they will be sent to the families of national guard units deployed overseas later this month. >>> being treated at the cancer center had some super hero visitors today. the young patients got a chance to meet and have their pictures taken with superman and wonder woman. they also got to make capes. the event was organized by the hope for henry foundation. >>> supporting healthcare reform reached the finish line today. on capitol hill. over the last eight days, participates in melny's march walked all the way from philadelphia to washington in honor of melanie. the long time advocate of healthcare reform died of breast cancer after her insurer refused to pay for doctor recommended treatment. >>> still ahead, we'll introduce you to a woman who thought her health insurance company and won. >>> but first, want to get away? we'll show you where to look to find the best spring break travel deals. plus, an olympic figure skater fights to turn her personal tragedy into triumph. toppe

bad news for toyota not withstanding, good timing for the bailed out american companies, a perverse gift from heaven, right? >> it is, like ronnie manual said, you never want a serious crisis to go to waste. this is a serious crisis. to they're making the most of t. >> neil: why haven't chrysler -- chrysler was very successful and they were shut down. >> chrysler was in total at the mostly. i question if they'll be around a year from now. they're burning this cash. marchony doesn't have a include. that guy, after both houses of congress passed the arbitration bill and obama signed it and this guy makes a statement he may file a federal lawsuit on constitutional grounds? who the hell is this guy to oppose the will of the american people, both houses of congress and president of the united states after he walks away with $8 billion in taxpayer funds. that's not right. >> neil: what is he upset about? >> he's upset that he thinks to put the dealers back in business originally -- >> o. >> neil: that would be a bad move. >> it would create turmoil. >> oh that's why you're whining about it. i

. >>> and anne arundel gets a special gift for graduation. >>> the snow is here. stay with wjz for complete first warning weather coverage of the snow system in maryland. first warning weather team is tracking it all, coming up. >>> the big storm warning tonight. as a major snowstorm moves into maryland. live look outside. the snow is falling. now it is starting to stick. stay with wjz for updates on this storm. we'll check in with bob in a few minutes. >>> a mother is told she has just weeks to live and her last wish is to see her daughter granduate. andrea fujii reports, anne arundel high school granted that wish by presenting her daughter's diploma, six months early. >> she's been waiting 18 years for this day, to watch her daughter graduate. something doctors said wouldn't be possible. >> when the doctor said, no, i won't see her graduate, god said yes, and they made it possible. >> reporter: last may, cassandra owens was diagnosed with stage 4, pancreatic cancer. and doctors say she could only have weeks to live. when arundel high school heard the news, they

in december, she was convicted of embezzling gift cards that were originally meant for the needy. >>> a. you top senator has filed legislation to prevent -- a utah senator has filed legislation to prevent people in d.c. from legalizing gay marriages until people get to vote on the measure. the measure passed in the city council back in december, but has not t taken effect. congress can review the legislation until march. >>> get ready to drive faster in virginia legally. virginia lawmakers have passed a bill to boost the top speed limit in the state from 65 miles an hour up to 70. the bill is expected to be signed soon by gov. bob mcdonnell. he pushed for the increase during his campaign. >>> still to come, bracing for another terror attack officials tell us how likely is that al qaeda will strike again. and more problems for toyota after the company's huge recall. now the government is stepping in. and get ready to say goodbye. just a few hours left to see washington's favorite panda. and the snow is clearing away, but it is coming back. brian will have the details >> al qaeda is poi

>> dinner and a gift of some sort. >> larry: are you going out for valentine's?t's a sunday. >> we might spend time at camp david, but i'm not sure yet. we haven't finalized the plans. >> larry: does he get a gift? >> a nice card. >> larry: thanks. the first lady of the united states, michelle obama, and her friend, bill cosby is next. more about childhood obesity and other things with mr. c right after this. ♪ check it out, gas prices blowing up sky high ♪ ♪ - ditched my used subcompact for a two-wheeled ride ♪ ♪ - now i'm rolling eco-friendy but i still look bad ♪ ♪ when the bike store saw my credit ♪ ♪ they said this was all they had ♪ ♪ i'm singing- f to the r to the to the e ♪ ♪ to the c to the r to the e-d-i-t, ♪ ♪ re to the port to the dot, to the com ♪ ♪ come on everybody grab your bike and sing along, ♪ ♪ it's easy... f to the r... ♪ vooffer applies with enrollment in triple advantage. [ski sounds] ♪ fa-diddle-diddle-do-do-do ♪ fa-daddle-daddle-la-da-da oh, hello! and hello to you too! [awkward chuckle] ♪ fa-daddle-daddle-leh-do-do ♪ fa-da #le-daddle-leh

. >> we are trying to legalize wine shipping so you can get a gift basket with a bottle of wine in it. something people in 37 other states can do. >> under state law wine is not allowed to be sold or shipped to restaurant or individual buyers. purchases have to go through and be picked up at a distributer. >>> a new plan to make sure young people have health insurance even if they don't have a job. baltimore county senator james proposal will allow people under 30 years old to be considered dependants on a parent's healthcare plan. the current maryland law allows the individual to remain on a parent's plan until they turn 25 years old. >>> how about a constitutional convention. every 20 years the opportunity comes up for voters to call one. guess what? 2010 is one of those years. the law requires a rerendum on the ballot allowing voters to elect citizens to make changes to the constitution. today a senate committee approved a bill required to pass to get the ball rolling >>> help wanted. airtran airways is looking to hire workers. second largest carrier is looking to fill 40 positions

i felt like that was a gift from him. >> i wouldn't be surprised if she named her child tai shan. >> that's it for 360. larry king starts right now. see you tomorrow night. >> larry: tonight breaking news. ten americans are now charged with kidnapping haitian children. the missionaries could end up in prison for decades. haiti's prime minister is marry in his first interview since they were formally charged. >>> james ray, once the picture of success, now the focus of an alleged crime. he had thousands of followers led into court in shackles. ray's attorney will join us in a primetime exclusive and claims his client is not guilty in the deaths of three people in a lod sweat lodge. that's next on "larry king live." good evening. james arthur ray pled not guilty to three counts of manslaughter today in arizona. he's charged in connection with three deaths that followed a spiritual warrior sweat lodge ceremony he held last october in sedona. ray was arrested yesterday. it's quite a fall. the handsome self-help leader was looked up to by many, and now he's wearing a prison jumpsuit. we'r

automakers rescue like the gift that keeps giving, right? >> it is an amazing gift to the u.s.ers. i don't see it as conflict of interest. this is what the representatives are elected to do is represent their districts and their states if they are senators and they are in states and districts where there are a lot of auto workers so they should be representing them and lambasting the competition. is there is real problem or phoney problem like global warming? how many incidents were there that could be clearly traced to something other than the driver making a mistake or the floor mat not being properly installed? it is questionable to me and the "wall street journal" reported in great detail it is questionable that there ever was a real problem with the toyota. i think they are incredible cars and i question whether there was a real problem. >> neil: you raise a good point but i talked to a top trial lawyer and this might shock you but he thinks there is billions of dollars worth of litigation there. >> what a shock. i can't believe it. >> you raise a good point about you ques

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now the mayor is days away from being thrown out of office for taking gift cards meant for the needy. so far she's showed emotion. >> and i'm sad not because of the decision i made, but because i have a great staff. >> reporter: but offered no apology. >> what i owe the citizens is to move on. >> reporter: in the court findings, the mayor's statements were described as laughable. >> if you're a public servant, you are there to serve the public, you are not there to line your pockets. >> reporter: the mayor has continued to tarnish the office of mayor of baltimore says the prosecutor. he urges a judge to sentence the defendant so she will finally become what she call yesterday's news. i'm mary bubala, back to you. >> just a few minutes ago, the mayor's office did contact us. but they are not offering a comment. >>> wjz has complete coverage of the city hall transition, we will be live with complete coverage of dixon's sentencing this thursday and the swearing in of the next mayor of baltimore, stephanie rawlings. >>> let's take a look at some updated snow videos showing what it looks l

they come loaded with gifts -- clothes, medicines, choice. for the past 50 years, communist cuba has lived under u.s. trade embargo. even basics are considered luxuries here. >> this card should be -- this card should be in a museum. >> on key issues like the trade embargo, washington still demands q. but show signs of reform. -- cuba shows signs of reform. >> the embargo is embedded in our law. the president does not have the authority completely do away with it, even if he were interested. as president obama has said he would need to see more evidence cuba would change policies, release political prisoners, so many more issues. i think what we are doing is moving the ball forward. >> political prisoners remain one of the key stumbling blocks. the unofficial cuban human rights commission estimates there are some 200 dissidents behind bars. cuban authorities say their mercenaries paid by the u.s. to undermine the system here. despite the differences, there are exceptions to the trade embargo. i have just gone to a supermarket shot, and everyt

i felt like that was a gift from him. >> i wouldn't be surprised if she named her child tai shan. >>hat the ten missionaries knew what they were doing or at least the leader did whether they tried to take 33 kids out of the haiti. kids out of the haiti. we'll be right back. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com yeah, all right. this way. and here it is. completely networked. so, anything happening, suz? she's all good. oh, my gosh. is that my car? [ whirring ] [ female announcer ] the new community. see it. live it. share it. on the human network. cisco. more-benefits-at-greater- cost-to-your-company insurance. this is help-protect-and- care-for-your-employees -at-no-cost- to-your-company insurance. if all you know about us is... aflac! ...then you don't know quack. to find out more visit getquack.com.

. >> high school seniors work to give other children worldwide the gift of mobility. >> seniors at mcdonald's school collect dozens of flag to donate for children for disabled children in ghana. a man road his bike with only one leg inspired by him. the students organizing the project will go to ghana to help deliver some of the bikes personally. >> push to keep bars open later now put on hold. >> straight ahead on the news at 5:30. why lawmakers decided to drop their support for the bill that would have created a later last call. >>. shows resume at sea world following wednesday's deadly accident involving an orca killer whale. coming up the changes sea world now mak >>>. >> in annapolis state lawmakers have resumed a lingering debate over the use of medical marijuana. john tells us supporters believe they have enough vote to pass the bill this year. hello john. >> hello karen. it is still illegal to possess marijuana in maryland. even if you can prove you are using it for medical reasons. but that could change if this bill passes. huge crowds pack a hearing room in annapolis this afternoon

season was so long it should have been printed on one of the scrolls like the one santa uses for the gifts. but the first on the list would have been marquis. he won 15 games if they are rockies last year. he posted double-digit wins each of the last six seasons. the stabilizing force the nationals needed. >> i'm going to try to come here and bring veteran leadership. there's a good core of players that have an opportunity to do something here. they have to realize their potential and stay with it and they can help this team win. >> you think he is a british fella? >> no new york. have a great friday, everybody. >> the weather is the news. that's why i'm here in the weather center with howard. how high are the gusts. >> 50 to 60 miles an hour the last few hours and that's a problem, especially through the morning and middle of the day perhaps later in the afternoon things will lay down but as i wrote on my facebook post, if you haven't friended me, go ahead. i put weather there all the time. if you have garage pick up, wait until next week because your garbage will end up in richmond. >> t

so as to that time, my only interest was the gift of the watch, not the letter. obama gave me a copy of that letter. [laughter] [applause] so then i --t(q so actually at t time, the container -- no, container of the letter. very beautiful. so that's -- i remember i played with that for a few weeks. [laughter] i remember like that. so, so at that time, my nature, i was in close touch with ordinary people. they were treating me like that. like an equal. so that's reallyç was a sourcef the cheerfulness. ceremony i said on throwne. but in real dilly of life, i mixed with these people. -- in daily life, and mixed with these people. there was justice in society. these leaders, regions. so the fact -- there were complaints from his ordinary, poor people. this has to stop. oh, so bad. not as bad as a chinese saying. but you say a lot nv injustice or drawbacks. zvthen, eventually in 1954, i wt to china and pickeiking for the chinese parliament, as a parliament member. so there there was a long speech from authority. many parliament members, they often sleep. w3there were