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movie bullying has a couple of those instances aware of and san mateo's respect everyone 24/7 has people looking at how do we respect each other as human beings and understand our differences and embrace those and be a community of care. >> i think a very practical thing, too, is that there somehow be established an adult that kids will trust or young people will trust. when we started out with lgbt sensitivity that was one of the things because a push back from the school district, well, that's going to cost money. but we found teachers, we started with elementary and went up to middle who would volunteer for that, straight or gay. then we put the word out, if you are having these kind of problems, we saw some very graphic instances that even the sensitized adults didn't understand, they didn't realize it. a lot of it in those days, i'm a teacher and i love my profession, a lot of it was in the faculty rooms, too. you learn from kids. it's all laid out there for you and that's another thing if you have the sensitized adult then you don't spend any money, that adult is there are there. >> we hav

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he just wanted to create this kind of arcadia where people got a long and looked at one another and i think that has a sense of mentality that people who haven't looked carefully at the work. that is another thing is when i was reading though reviews in the 50's and 60's it's amazing. [laughter] he was a big liberal. he talked in massachusetts. just people picking up the saturday evening post and not really bothering to look at his paintings and describing rockwell paintings and i don't think that people really took the time to realize what an original he was. but i think in many ways it goes

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looking at your work in retrospect, you made a joke when you say that there are some people might think you are not very objective about white folk. has the lens through which you look at white people, is it different than it was in the 1960s? >> i do reread. i think what i said is true, but that does not mean each and every. white andthemselves that is what is important to them. it is stupid. i have every right to consider it despicable and stupid. when we look at the other people who are dealing with i have a color in my skin like you have a color in your skin, then we get along. ,hen you look at the history you have to consider the history because it is a bad idea. necessarily fond of the fantasy. i do not have to fantasize where i was 1500 years ago. accept, youhave to know, this is where we are and this is what we want. what i want, and i got an opportunity to speak to nasa a couple of years ago, what i really wanted to say to them is that you have to put some old black women into space. [laughter] they keep sending young white men and young white women. i am not against that. if you want to know what space is, you need somebody

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look at the change. he was in october. now 44 to 52. that has completely changed. people say this is about katrina. i think it's more like a rock. the comparison is everybody looked at bush through the prism of iraq. here i think people are going to look at obama through the implementation of obama care when he wants to talk about something else. >> the war is such a huge deal and so separate from everything else, but i do think people lost faith -- it was the straw, finally that broke the back in terms of whether people felt the administration was competent. and that is the comparison that has some merit, which is now people look at obama and say, my gosh, can he be trusted but do these people even know what they're doing? >> it also comes at the end of not a very good run for obama, because what happened is he kept moving the red line in syria and then the russians bailed him out. he was getting cover from all kinds of places that didn't emanate at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. suddenly obama care blew up. he hasn't had in the last year one big triumph that you can say, wow, he's on his second term, a

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people who are missing. they have to try to secure the areas because looting has become a problem. not only are people looking for food, water, things like that from destroyed shops and houses but they are also taking other things as well. reports coming out of people looting things like television sets. an important role for the military to play. the residents have been critical of the government, critical of the military for not being quick enough to get to this city to deliver the things that they need the most. >> and earlier today, i spoke with correspondent craig leeson about the growing crisis in the philippines. >> that's right. we need to remember that's san estimate for 1 prove incident. there are 44 that have been hit. we can only imagine the scale that exists across the center of this country, and as the days and weeks go on, burying the dead will be a prior to because of disease and the fear of contamination to the water, groundwater sources there. what has happened in the past in this country is that the dead are brought to government centers where they are laid out on the ground for viewing by

people go looking especially young people go looking and searching for solutions and i think that there are some movements that can give these solutions to the problems today that the capitalist liberal system has cost the government over the european union that dates all to the don't care about jobs of young people so we can see that people are looking for alternatives we can not say that it's a fact a nationalist revolution or we can just say that it's very logical thing to happen it's a logical thing when people are left behind as they starts to organize themselves and they start to think the cia turned to an unlikely source of talent according to media reports it's been suggested the beginning of america's war on terror guantanamo bay prisoners were turned into spies the double agents were promised freedom and safety and sent home with pockets of cash in exchange for providing the u.s. with intelligence from abroad the process of recruitment and training was apparently carried out in secret cottages not far from the detention camp is and to feel more like hotel rooms and prison cells dozens of inmates were reportedly offered a job while only a handful agreed on the pentagon security analyst

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people are dead. alex perez has a look at the destruction. >> reporter: one family looks out of their window in washington, illinois, a tornado barrelling towards them as they recite the lords prayer. >> this thing is getting really wide. look at the left edge of this thing. >> so many families frightened by so many twisters unleashing their furly across the midwest. they crushed dozens of homes like cardboard boxes in peoria, illinois. it swept through town after town like this one, long point, illinois. >> we saw it coming through this way, angle towards our house, the shed is gone. >> we ran to the basement and it was gone within three or four minutes. you could see what it has done there, just everything. demolished everything. >> the ones with a roof over their heads have no power. hundreds of thousands of households have no electricity. it also threatened an nfl game. umpires at chicago soldier field delayed the match up. the score board told fans to clear the stadium. it said to seek shelter at the stadium concourse. >> across the area they're preparing for a long night and they begin the process o

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