federal budget is in danger of being cut, graff says.that is why they're here to, raise awareness. >> and continue to press our lawmakers to fund these programs and n.africa. >> now to, follow amy's blog go to abc 7 news.com and look under see it on tv for a quick link. >> and singer has been called a high priestess of the american song book this, week is performing in san francisco at razz room. and don sanchez caught up with her there. >> songs that have endured. >> it's about communication. it's still about love. and it's still about heart. and about melody. there is a beginning, middle and end to my shows. i bring the audience on for a wonderful rollercoaster ride. >> she knew she'd be a singer and actress, her mother was a performer and she's still singing. >> she's 92, recording this when she was 89. >> i come from a family where the biggest thing was to raise your voice. >> she's appeared in countless films and she was a regular on "hill street blues" but says nudging is more satisfying than a live performance. >> everything is ne

back in 2006 garrett graff wrote the following. a few short years ago he wrote no one heard of the skinny chicago senator and constitutional law professor with the big ears and a funny name. now all bets are off. obama just might be willing to be the next president of the united states. it would be the capstone of an amazing rise for a politician whose charisma and personal story. the harvard educated has breezed life into the democratic party. at the heart of obama is his personality and presence. part preacher and professor and part movie star. his charisma seems effortless, his charm and afterthought. who is that guy? he certainly got it. he describes obama as the third african-american since reconstruction to serve in the senate. he delivered the keynote address at the 2004 national convention and won a grammy for the audio version of his memoir and he said he need look no farther than his desk in the senate chamber to be reminded of the last politician who embody the hopes of a generation, designed by its previous occupant inc

your coup de graff among the cacti and figure trees but in one nine hundred forty eight just before the state of israel was declared his family evacuated unlike the hundreds of arab villages that disappeared in forty eight and sixty seven most of the original houses of lifter are still here so the only we heard of shooting. they will shoot do they do with the whole the whole deal with the whole they will shoot through the. our mother took us inside the room in the corner and then the table so as to protect us here cook was one of seven hundred thousand palestinians who became a refugee in one nine hundred forty eight his childhood home was quickly absorbed by the newly established jewish state almost every bit as the man who lived his house in london for nevertheless if he was forced to do just because he was three attend he is considered as absentee and he lost the property in the early one nine hundred fifty s. jews moved into the abandoned homes like you and your husband's parents they were also refugees fleeing arab countries we life had become dangerous after israel was created the

bankrupt purposely on purpose so that they can possibly prosecute insider traders but also as leoben graff goodman proved earlier this week is most things are no longer illegal anyway they've been unwound all the regulations against insider trading and trading on this sort of information is no longer illegal but you have to say gary gensler former goldman sachs guy he gives his blessing to outright market manipulation and fraud again to the people of athens you're not protesting against capitalism you're protesting against transgressions against capitalism by market manipulators and insider traders like gary gensler to see if you see michael bloomberg bloomberg or jamie diamond if you morgan these are the new honda the new hunter remember the one back in the seventy's a totally screwed up her country well the troika is the new we got other thing about this oil dump onto the markets is that obama now gets to claim that he's tough on speculators all those speculators driving up the cost of oil and gasoline well of course only speculators only these top guys these hedge funds he's a little tr

. >> amy graff is getting ready to fly halfway around the world.l need a jacket, anti-malaria pills, and a laptop. >> we are going to see africa through the lens of a mom. >> amy is a mom blogger. she writes for several websites and she's one of ten selected by nonprofit one.org to go to kenya and see how moms handle raising kids in a developing nation. >> people are so honest and real and raw. >> for one week she'll follow kenya moms who are trying to raise their children while dealing with the the hardships of hunger and disease. >> i don't think anything can prepare you for seeing a child who hasn't, you know, eaten in a few days or he was suffering from a's or malaria. >> but amy is opening to see the other side, the help that kenya families are getting from u.s. government aid programs. >> we really want to help bring those stories alive and let other people know about the successes that are going on in africa. >> the goal, organizers say, is to motivate moms to reach out to their lawmakers about protecting the one percent of the federal budge

. >> amy graff is getting ready to fly halfway around the world.ti-malaria pills, and a laptop. >> we are going to see africa through the lens of a mom. >> amy is a mom blogger. she writes for several websites and she's one of ten selected by oneprofit.org to go to kenya and see how moms handle raising kids in a develop nation. >> people are so honest and real and raw. >> for one week she'll follow kenya moms who are trying to raise their children while dealing with the the hardships of hunger and disease. >> i don't think anything can prepare you for seeing a child who hasn't, you know, eaten in a few days or he was suffering from a's or malaria. >> but amy is opening to see the other side, the help that kenya families are getting from u.s. government aid programs. >> we want to help bring those stories alive and let other people know about the successes that are going on in africa. >> the goal organizers say, is to motivate moms to reach out to their lawmakers about protecting the one percent of the federal budget that goes to those programs. >>