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he was the former president of hartford elementary and a teacher from july 1997. he was a champion of all students, especially those who have behavioral issues. he had a way of getting under their skin. he opened up his son to school almost every afternoon. all were welcome. he held very high expectations for his students including the requirement that they were all college bound. after school, you would see students are working hard with him. we will be adjourning in memory of my english teacher at george washington high school who was a teacher and coach for 37 years. he passed away on december 21st, 2010. he is the u.s. army veteran and a charter member of the homeless center. he was a co-founder of the washington sports foundation. the county committee of the -- foundation and a proud member of the san francisco -- office. first the board of education expresses there's severe -- sincere condolences to the family. meeting adjourned. >> i work with the department of environment and we are recycling oil. thank you. we can go into a refinery and we can use it agai

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[ male announcer ] see how the hartford helps businesses at achievewhatsahead.com. >> larry: we willher bases with the prime minister of vladimir putin of russia coming to us tonight from moscow. what's your assessment of president obama? >> translator: such assessment is to be provided by the electorate. by the people who voted for him. basically american citizens first. but looking to outside to provide an assessment there, generally speaking, i say president obama has been confronted with very serious challenges. especially in this year of economy. it's not up to me to judge whether he has taken right or wrong steps when he passed through the parliament, the law on health care for one. but i don't doubt the fact that in this particular case, very sensitive for americans. two, obama did whatever he could to respond to the aspirations of the american people. who had been understood by him. he promised to do that. he did that. were thankful to him for the fact that he has softened the rhetoric in the u.s./russia relations. and in practical terms, he put further away this idea of the

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[ male announcer ] see how the hartford helps businesses at achievewhatsahead.com. >> larry: i'm backith mike tyson. he has talked frequently about changing his life, finding allah, finding religion. here's a look back at what mike said back then. watch. >> being in here put me in confinement put me in a situation to understand islam, become a muslim and be proud of becoming a muslim. become more in touch with our law and i understand humble is the best quality. i have been brass, i have been bragadocious before and i just know the humble man lives more of an easy going life and i'm going to live that life. my grasp sometimes loosened because i got sidelined things that had nothing to do with my religion and i thank god that i grasped it and it's working out good. >> larry: there's so many inconsistencies in you, mike. i guess you wonder about it yourself. you find allah, at the same time you get yourself in trouble over the years, you got in trouble with drugs, with the law, with the paparazzi, financial problems. are there two mike tysons? >> i don't know whether there's two mike ty