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it's too hard. >> "it's too hard. too hard." i'm sick of hearing that from you. you don't know nothing about too hard. >> you ain't been on the streets like me. >> oh, stop that crap. you're not on the streets now, deshawn, are you? >> so? it's still hard. >> boy, i'm -- >> curtis... >> what? >> you're squeezing him too hard. >> sit down. i'm gonna tell you about too hard. too hard is trying to raise a family with no education. that's too hard. too hard is having to go home and tell your family and your kids you can't feed them 'cause you can't find a paying job. that's hard. too hard is having to carry a tree on your back...20 miles, 6 years old with no shoes... >> curtis! >> ...on the dusty, rocky roads of life. >> curtis... don't do that. >> i'm just saying the trees was heavy. that's all i'm saying. >> you know what, curtis? maybe he just can't do it. maybe the courses are a bit much, and he just can't do it. >> maybe you right. that's it. just a bit too much for him. >> good. >> no, it ain't! it's supposed to be too much. it's the gifted program! you suppose

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because of the state of theater, it is a hard roll to hold up in institution. it is a hard road. i am looking at where we are 25 years later in the bay area, looking at how hard it is for us to strive to keep our theater is going, etc. i like to think that i'm not struggling quite as hard, personally, but what i mean by that, the intention, the commitment. particularly, to produce works that would not be produced in other places, and also to really nurture women of color artists. i think that is something that has not shifted for me in those 25 years, and it is good to see that brava remains committed to that kind of work. ♪ >> when people talk about the reflection of the community, we can only go from what we have on our staff. we have a south asian managing director, south african artistic director, latino community out rich person. aside from the staff, the other people, artists that we work with being a reflection of us, yes, the community is changing, but brava has always tried to be ahead of that trend. when i came in, i tried to make it about the work that shows the eclect

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job and i want to thank you for your hard work. also we are, i think, six hours ahead of our -- or seven hours ahead of where we were last year which is also a good thing. i just want to say just how absolutely moved i have been through this process, particularly around the restoration, 100 restoration of federal hiv cuts for the upcoming fiscal year. i'll tell you coming into this process earlier on, i was scared because even though we came together last year in blackfield, the $7 million in hiv cuts, we were looking at almost 11 million in hiv cuts because of the dysfunction in washington dc and it gets harder every time. what has made me so proud yet again for the millionth time about this city and the government is the unwaivering commitment with the people living with this decease and we saw that commitment yet again in the mayor's proposed budget and the board completing the task with this remaining $3 million so mr. chairman, colleagues, on behalf of this community, i want to thank you for keeping this city 30 year plus comm

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[ applause ] >> i also would like to thank our city build liaisons for all of their dedication and hard work and determination. [ applause ] >> and lastly, i would like to thank the mayor's office. because what the mayor's office they make everything possible for all of us. it is huge, and i hope that you continue to back this program up and my classmates. you want them to do unto you, so when we graduate and start working let's get right back just like they did for us. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> super star. >> okay just a couple more shout outs, the dean of city college at evans campus, thank you for coming, sir. [ applause ] >> arm on the executive director of the charity cultural center services is here this evening. [ applause ] >> don marcos, executive director of mission hire. and in the back. and probably the group that came the most distance our friends from the operating engineers in slew house california east of sacramento, dave spader and tammy casteel. thank you for making that trip. >> we want to acknowledge cliff low of consulated engineering as well and kristine, the d

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kelly hard on hjalmarrson. the hard plays on the net. not soft plays, hard plays.verything hard. you knew they would have this kind of brush in game number 6. >> mike: and their coach as you pointed out was saying that to them along the bench. in case anyone has forgotten. the bouncer is chopped on by paille. rozsival out defensively now for the blackhawks. galloping ahead for stalberg. in the second effort. able to push it off the stick. it can be played back up. a cross that ricochetted back. held by crawford. >> eddie: andrew shaw will get a penalty here. he gives a little. cross check to tyler seguin. he followed through with the punch, i believe, to chris kelly. the players came together right in front of the zamboni door. watch seguin. a little shot. keep an eye on shaw right there. that's the penalty. one thing every coach tells his players. it doesn't matter what level. discipline wins. joel quenneville knows that's undisplinld by andrew shaw. he has to do better than that. >> mike: the bruins' power play, though it has not scored, has registered six shots

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i'm i we appreciate your hard work -- we appreciate your hard work. i'm pleased to be joined by the gentleman from new york, who, you know, represents i think a community that has constituents who are struggling, like many constituents in my district, the fourth district in nevada, and so i just want to pose the question to you, mr. jeffries, around this whole issue of income inequality that we just spent nearly the hour talking about. and the fact that it's increased by more than -- by more over the last three years than in the previous 12 years. that under the republican policies, the budget that they propose, middle class families with children pay on average $3,000 more in taxes but yet higher taxes or tax cuts, excuse me, upwards of $245,000 were given for some of the wealthiest in america. and now here we heard so many programs from snap to gear-up, to trio, funding for k-12 education, for head-start, to $20 billion cuts to snap, these are the things on the cutting board but yet we're giving tax cuts to wealthy americans and corporate subsidies.

and florence harding managed to the sets of political crises much would've then warren harding did. i had a lot of problems. they had to figure out how to handle some of this when it first began. they had to tell some of the ringleaders, when they were going to be caught, that they had 24 hours to clear out of the country. in more than one case, it worked. coffee went and evade being aggressive -- being arrested. it worked until one whistleblower committed suicide or was killed, but most likely committed suicide. florence harding decided that it would be best to put more distance between themselves in washington. they went on a whistle stop tour of washington and california. this is when harding fell ill and died. that brought everything out into the open. she spent the that are part of months burning records. she went to white house records, personal bank records command took all the evidence that she felt could be misinterpreted -- and i think that was [laughter] and it was burned, gone just like that. so those are a couple of vignettes that i want to throw out there about first l

she through sheer determination and hard work, became a physician. she is the eldest child of 11 kids. back then, traditionally she should have been helping mom and dad take care of all of the younger kids. but no she wanted to be a doctor and she said that i am going to be a doctor. because the thing is that she had her mother's support and that is what made everything okay. but could you imagine, 11 kids and your mom saying could you take care of them and she says no i am going to school. she was a real, and my dad once said, you know, auntie doc, she is a real, what did he call her? i can't remember, something the power that you don't want to mess with. and mom chung also supported the world war ii effort by adopting and supporting over 1500 service men and as i said before, she was instrumental in the formation of the navy ways and so fung is san francisco is going to have a wonderful subway and our family is proud and humbled that mom change has a part in building it. and i know that mom chung is really smiling down upon us right now. thank you.

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i know you've worked hard on it. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate will resume consideration of s. 954, which the clerk will report. the clerk: calendar number 73, s. 954, a bill to reauthorize agricultural programs through 2018. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the time until 5:30 p.m. will be equally divided and controlled between the two leaders or their designees. ms. stabenow: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from michigan. ms. stabenow: i see the distinguished senator from north dakota on the floor. this is senator heitkamp's first farm bill we are ready to vote on. she has been an extraordinary voice, really hit the ground running. we are really proud of her, and it's my pleasure to yield her five minutes. ms. heitkamp: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from north dakota. ms. heitkamp: i would first like to thank the incredible leadership of the great senator from the state of michigan. i met her over a year ago and knew that she wa

>> yes. >> so did you e-mail and hard copy mail? >> i don't think we sent them a hard copy. we sent them an e-mail copy. >> there were e-mail correspondence. it was initial hard copy they came and signed. we found the error and revised it and sent them the revised permit. >> via e-mail and no hard copy? >> yes, sir. >> are there any complaints on the montgomery location? >> my understanding is they have not operated there yet. >> also says that staff contacted applicant via phone. did they actually -- were they actually able to speak with the applicant at that time or did they leave a voice message? >> there were multiple phone calls i recollect. there were times they left a message and times they were able to discuss that with them. >> it was issued at 3:17 and once staff realized there was a mistake, they informed him of the error. was there a record they spoke to the applicant at that time? >> i cannot speak whether they were able to get them by phone. i have documents they were corrected. >> i have documents there was a phone call. >> i'm sure there was a phone call made

it is hard to be the recurrent the matter what and hard to the difference of family and society or familiar with and i think for those kids leaving china today that will be the case no matter what. but in this country i think the opportunity is second and will back in all kinds of people. >> day you have any ideas how they get a life could change to become less dysfunctional? >> since i have left i do think oakland has seen improvement is nervous society i directed it is jerry dysfunctional that reside during occupy oakland but policies that promote economic growth, the business friendly, i think those couple lot. community groups and adults and actually teach children not to think with the entitlement mentality helps. part of it is the government tends to be anti-free market and it hasn't always been that strong with law and order and that is very important if you want a stable environment but at the same time you cannot rely on the government to do everything so part of the problem with the oakland there is a mentality that until you get to the root of the mentality teaching kids not to t

and i thought sure, it's hard. but a lot of things are hard. it's hard to do this. it's hard to be a coupon the street. it's hard to drive a subway train. >> rose: to do it well and all of them. >> exactly, yeah. so i don't like to talk about how difficult it is. i feel that i have a gift. and i have got to run with the gift. and if i can imagine what it feels like to be a woman living on park avenue or to be a woman farming ice in missouri, then let it be. and i don't want to examine, because if i know the secret behind if, i think i might be able to do it again. >> rose: i will slow new, back to george-- i want to do this now because i will forget about doing this. this is senator mcgovern talking about the very things that will you hear from him in the book, roll tape at this table. >> the queen was knighting me, it's honorary because only a british citizen can use the title. and by an awful coincidence at the time we were meeting with the queen, the process in belfast was collapsing. and when i came out and had a press conference, of course, the reporters said h

>> i grew up working really hard. grew up being self-motivated, judging myself more than worrying about others judging a really hard life. it gives me so much if on act and. acting can be a tough life. try being a dancer. it is a short career. you are lucky if you do not get injured. no money. it is a hard life. people complain about acting. this is fantastic. this is great. this is a wonderful life. >> she is living a wonderful life, and her work on mad men underscores that. the new series will air on the sundance channel. you want to check that out. do you know who's birthday it is today? jones.delight isn't that a great middle name? >> that is his middle name. own.y jones is cool on its that is awesome. a.vis: happy 80th i did not want to close the show without a great pitcher. we love you. happy birthday, quincy. that is our show for tonight. until next time, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation wit

they knew it was going to be hard but they tried anyway. they decided to build a gate to open that wall. and now people can walk freely. through the park. and enjoy the sun when it comes out. just like people do every day in parks all around the world. that's a small bit of progress. the fact that so far we've only got a gate open, and the wall is still up, means there's more work to do and that's the work of your generation. so as long as more walls still stand we'll need more people like sylvia. we'll need more of you. young people. who imagine the world as it should be. who knock down walls. who knock down bar yers. -- barriers. who imagine something different and have the courage to make it happen. the courage to bring communities together. who make even the small impossibilities a shining example of what is possible.

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so, i think it's hard to be in immigrant no matter what. it's hard to leave your friends and family and to leave a society that you are familiar with. for the kids leaving china today that is going to be the case no matter what. but it always beckons all kinds of people. >> do you have any idea how this life might change to become less of dysfunctional? >> since i left i think that oakland has seen some improvement. it's in the scene said the hitting its still dysfunctional on many levels and we saw that on occupied oakland. i think policies that promote economic growth, policies that are business friendly i think those help a lot and i think that community groups and adults that actually teach children not to think with an entitlement mentality helps as well. i think part of it is the government tends to be antifreeze market and it hasn't been that strong. those are important if you want a stable environment. but that same time you can't rely on them to do everything. so part of the problem with oakland is the mentality at least when i was

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