. >> sheridan school and herbert hoover middle school. >> i have a kindergartner at daniel webster. >> i went to the middle school and high-school. >> [unintelligible] >> thank you. >> first, a few appreciations to the people who made this happen. the parents for public schools and be advisory staff, our volunteers, the middle school planning team, middle school principals and their staffs common the translation and -- staffs, the translation department, all the people that participated in the forums, and the board for extending the time line for us. we are going to talk about what we did and why, who we heard from, findings from the community meetings, recommendations to the board and the district staff, and then we will conclude. first -- it is my job to do this. sorry. what we did and why. in march of 2010, the board of education adopted a student assignment policy without community input on this idea. last fall the community reacted negatively and delayed implementation. this spring, they work with district staff to organize and conduct a community forum to talk about middle schoo

. -- herbert hoover middle schools. and spent much of his time teaching as a bilingual teacher. students remember rafael as a teacher who not only takes his teaching very seriously but apparently never runs out of funny jokes. lorraine perry is a third generation san franciscan. lorraine, her parents, and her grandparents all attended public schools in san francisco. in the fall of 1985, lorraine was hired to teach science at james middle school where she worked for three years. and then she transferred to marina middle school where she has taught math and science for the past 23 years. as well as being part of the gender academy under the leadership of john michaelson. livan chung in 1970 started her teaching career in san francisco. she was hired by the women's junior league to coordinate a tutorial and saturday program for immigrant students. from 1970 through 2000, livan taught at the chinese education center, washington irving elementary, rafael wheel and elementary, and benjamin franklin middle school and marina middle school. in 2000 evon was awarded the award for excelle

forever link president obama and the democrats with economic disaster just like what happened herbert hoover is this the sports earth policy the republicans talked about when obama won the presidency and they're doing to destroy the democrats for a generation the way who were destroyed the republicans will find out but something tells me that even they don't understand just how bad things could get if we do end up defaulting on our debt it will take no i would for. take this guy's word for who said the full consequences of a default or even the serious prospect of default by the united states are impossible to predict and awesome to contemplate denigration of the full faith and credit of the united states would have substantial effects on the domestic financial markets and the value that our dollar in exchange markets a nation can ill afford to allow such a result the risks the costs of disruptions and the incalculable incalculable damage lead me to about one conclusion the senate must pass this legislation and who said this. ronald reagan himself back in one thousand nine hundred seven even

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c-span: what did he do for herbert hoover? >> the type to do the same thing. seen as a dark personality in a dark time of our history with the depression. edward bernays but he could come in and rally business leaders and the public behind hoover. he had a wonderful campaign is to try to do that but that was one that he could not overcome all of the natural obstacles that hoover faced. as we know, hoover lost badly. edward bernays talked of to experience that even he could not do when needed to be done. c-span: a graduate in error grocer. >> correct. actually, from cornell. he came out with a lesson, that people's behavior could be dramatically influenced. he wanted to deal with the public. never want to be on another farm or shovel another pile of manure. c-span: how did he take agriculture and cornell? >> it wasn't much of a choice. the natural choice buried his parents pushed into agriculture. these are people who came over as immigrants and decide that being close to the land was really the surest way of insuring your future and your family as they convinc

in 1952, former president herbert hoover became the first public figure to use one when he addressed countless dignitaries have followed hoover's example over the years. as teleprompters became ever less intrusive. then of course the tell prompter is the main stay of our business here. television news. even the best of us can't always memorize everything we want to say. after all the news is a serious business. you might not know it to see teleprompter portrayals in the movies. >> one in ten. >> reporter: such as anchorman with will farrell. >> i'm on burgandy? who typed a question mark on the teleprompter. >> osgood: and the man who invented the teleprompter went on to win a technical emmy but it was not until his induction in the cable hall of fame in 2008 that he made his first public speech using a teleprompter. >> osgood: ahead, the stuff of legends. >> yeah, that was in beverly hills. i love his pink shirt. >> osgood: and later bill geist at the u.s. pole dance finals. seriously. eens. a place to help you stay well. where liz kiem can find answers to nagging questions like... "

between 1932, and i guess he was sworn in in 33, and i was born in july of 32, but i never knew herbert hoover personally. but franklin roosevelt was the president. he represent the united states of america in wartime. my parents, i and everyone i knew looked to him as the leader of our country. and it was enormously important speaker for a young man. >> and you were so taken with adlai with what he said, you ran for congress at the age of 29, very dark course, 1962. most people don't run for congress that early, at least they didn't in those days as you said. it was younger than it is nowadays. what moved you to get in so soon? >> well, i was the longest of long shots. i had been away from my home district or a decade. icon for years to college for three and half years in the navy, and it worked in washington for two congress, congressman, one from ohio and one from michigan. i never been a congressman before in my life. then i got back to chicago, home, and suddenly out of the blue a woman who was the congresswoman who had succeeded her husband, and it occupied the congressional district fro

the next eight years produced the worst job creation record of any president since herbert hoover and resulted in the trillion dollar deficits that we are looking at right now. the congressional budget office estimated the deficit for fiscal 2009 when president obama took office -- on the day he took office, a deficit of $1.30 trillion. this administration inherited an economy in free fall, two wars, and a great many other problems. the party has been working through those problems despite monolithic opposition from the republican party. we need to come together and try to solve the problems that the american people sent us here to solve and hopefully the kind of process that is going on right now led by vice president joe biden to bring some closure to the issue of raising the debt limit to what kind of policies we need to put in place -- that is the kind of process that we need to move this country forward. host: the last call for our guest comes from massachusetts. john is a democrat. caller: apparently, common sense is not common in the mark. ever since the bush administration cam

the next eight years produced the worst job creation record of any president since herbert hoover andulted in the trillion dollar deficits that we are looking at right now. the congressional budget office estimated the deficit for fiscal 2009 when president obama took office -- on the day he took office, a deficit of $1.30 trillion. this administration inherited an economy in free fall, two wars, and a great many other problems. the party has been working through those problems despite monolithic opposition from the republican party. we need to come together and try to solve the problems that the american people sent us here to solve and hopefully the kind of process that is going on right now led by vice president joe biden to bring some closure to the issue of raising the debt limit to what kind of policies we need to put in place -- that is the kind of process that we need to move this country forward. host: the last call for our guest comes from massachusetts. john is a democrat. caller: apparently, common sense is not common in the mark. ever since the bush administration came in

carter, reagan beat carter, reagan carried more states against carter than fdr carried against herbert hooverin 1-9d 32. and the reason was reagan had spent years getting to a very clear message. and the american people looked up, reagan had a good line. hard times then, not as bad as this, but hard times. and reagan campaigned saying, you know, a recession is when your brother-in-law's unemployed. a depression is when you're unemployed. a recovery's when carter's unemployed. [laughter] now, you might imagine as an historian that that phrase may come up with one name change sometime next year. laugh and i think we'll take one more question, and then we're going to let the news media ask a couple questions. >> thank you so much for being here. my name is judy, and i live in new hampshire, and i have just received my medicare card through the mail, so i've become very interested in medicare, and i was wondering how you would tweak paul ryan's plan. >> that's a good question. and let me start by saying to show you how i think despicable is the right word the democrat mediscare campaign is, showi