i. dear friends thank you for the opportunity to speak i'm not a politician i'm sixty six retired and an unpaid mayor. talk of it says resistance to the american base was published in one thousand to world papers including the new york times though it was mostly can be heard very far away. only mr top ally nick the czech prime minister and our government won't listen up there with me and i am so pleased as the founder of the mayor's league against radar to be able to come and inform you of our fight you know shit i know i have not come in vain with it only the greater public and independent news media around the world can help fight against needless military bases armaments and provoking war to government officials displayed such a level servility to mr bush that they became the object of jokes that keep discrediting them stay to tell you and this in details our minister of defense made the song for george w. bush and the song remake of god coverings from fifty's you know something like hello

world team tennis, i played for those in new york and chicago teams, those are the ones i hold dear. i still have deeper relationships with those people, and also for the fed cut. touching the fed cup was a real honor. -- coaching the fed cup was a real honor. [applause] i want to thank all of you for coming out today. we have some tennis balls we are going to close with that ms. king is going to lob out into the audience. notice the colors. [laughter] >> a lot of people already have this stuff. they are like, i don't need this. [laughter] >> back in the back, get ready. [laughter] [applause] >> thank you all for joining us today. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] host[captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> and chris supreme court decision remaining for this term, including cases dealing with the affordable care act and arizona immigration law. and the egyptian presidential election and what it means for the egyptian people and u.s.

if i may -- "dear sf -- can i call you sf? i remember the first time i was in your presence.n on your surface, you enchanted me and i never quite recovered. i did not truly fall in love until i spent my 22nd birthday with you. i explore the depths of chinatown. i toured the rock and froze my but off at a giants game in june. i was hooked. unfortunately, i had plans. plans with that boy in missouri, but how i was wrong to leave you. when i found out he was cheating, i ran to you and you took me in without asking questions. i packed my bags and never looked back. every day, i love you more and more. you had made me the happiest girl in the world and given me a real love. i want to spend my life with you exploring every corner and the depths of your soul. i cannot imagine being with any other city. thank you for saving my life. you truly did. sign your is, until the big one kills us all" -- [laughter] "andy." andy is with us, too. andy lives in the haight. right there. thank you for your love letter to the city. now, i believe we are ready to take a trip down memory lane and che

that i do you know. dear veterans who i knew were but actually you went on that i threw this war a number of marching together is you wanted brotherhood when you thought that he had proof that you experienced him draw tribulations and all this suffering you know that you would seem unbearable knowing your book ideally from it and yet you did not see any union about it than you but you really achieved dissident to really feel the love and that i did you know you. were inspired by the glorious traditions of the russian are only open it is the values that became evident when was hearing that the severe trials of two in wartime you have demonstrated that one can prevail not only through the force of weapons but also through the faith and energy strangely enough doing the great patriotic movement which is history now but you are carrying your dedication to defending the your homeland we'll never know. what he did for god i still got that it will be a standard of pain or it isn't over for your children grandchildre

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i knocked on the glass door, and jeannie hudson said yes, dear. i said, where is the schaumburg? she said oh, my dear, this is by and about black people. my 20 year old mouth said there must not be many books in here. [laughter] [laughter] but i took my classes at the schaumburg every semester. she would give me a very sly smile. i have an interesting story to tell about your professor. she told that story. she said come, sit down. i want to bring you some books. and she eased me into this thing. the scholars were like, who is this woman? they were all males sitting in there. in 30 minutes she came back with three books. on the bottom, up from slavery, and on top, "their eyes were watching god." i had no idea why she put that on top, but i do have an idea why. i opened it and i started reading it. i said this is smooth sailing, right? then i got to the black english. i backed up and said oh, and then i kept going through it or whatever. i brought back to my southern roots. i got up, i knocked on the glass door, and i said, what is your name again? i said how can i be considered an

world team tennis, i played for those in new york and chicago teams, those are the ones i hold dear. i still have deeper relationships with those people, and also for the fed cut. touching the fed cup was a real honor. -- coaching the fed cup was a real honor. [applause] i want to thank all of you for coming out today. we have some tennis balls we are going to close with that ms. king is going to lob out into the audience. notice the colors. [laughter] >> a lot of people already have this stuff. they are like, i don't need this. [laughter] >> back in the back, get ready. >> back in the back, get ready.

i hope dear that he makes it to thenitedtates with his family. find where it fits in it when it the other country is our banker. the soviets were never our banker. >> interesting point. >> it is but the evidence indicates that he did change his mind. i heard from an assistant secrary of ststate who is in on those meetgshe entire time, anand on the day we thought he had been released and d itas a good deal, it was very clear that he is going to have a rough time, he doesn't want to leave china. therefore, this cannot be easy. >> evan, i d the embassy people rush this thing to clear the decks for the summit? >> maybe. my only point is that ids easy to get sympathetic about this guy --s a sympathetic figure -- and be noblebout defending humarights. but without knowing the facts what is the actual impact on u.s.-chinese relations reregardless of whatever the specific facts are? we forget t about that because we get emotional. >> if you wa to be unemotionanal and very r realpolitik in the long run, the only way we will have a safe world and good relat

mr president i congratulate you. dear friends i love your command russia. and with that there's no doubt that the sports will have a staunch following for decades to come mark of gentle r.t. must go. now to boxing and may nineteenth swell title rematch between light welterweight champion lamont peterson and i am a card is in doubt they say after the americans campaign should a statement confirming he's failed a random drug test reports claim the unified junior welterweight champion tested positive for synthetic synthetic testosterone following a random test in march his camp say they will comply with the author of g.'s and submit medical findings in support of and i quote the amount of good faith intentions peterson unified the i.d.f. and w.p.a. titles with a controversial point win over card in his hometown of washington in december with a sneeze puts may nineteenth rematch in jeopardy. over to the hardwood now where the san antonio spurs have made it into the second round of the n.b.a. playoffs after winning their best of seven series against the utah jaz

as your chair person, as long as i am in this state, i remind us, we have to live out the meaning of the name of this center. rosa parks, my dear friend and mentor, was a woman concerned about all people and not just some people. [applause] >> thank you, chairman brown. i want to bring that the supervisor for the district and another person who has been alongside me and working with the housing authority in district 5. supervisor olague. [applause] >> i also wanted to acknowledge the tragedy that occurred here in front of the plaza east apartment just this past weekend. a gentleman who was very active in the community, people went to him when they needed their cars fixed and he was a well loved person in the community was murdered. i agree with the comments of reverend brown that we cannot tolerate this level of violence anymore. i hope the rosa parks center will be used as a place or we can see different dinner freshens -- where we see different generations meet. a lot of work has been put into the rehab of the center for a number of years. we appreciate the federal government provided the funds for this project. congratulatio

mr president i congratulate you. and dear friends i love you all come on russia i and with that there's no doubt that the sports will have a staunch following for decades to come mark of genco the most. he might make the russian team just yet who knows now finally next me of one last month's grand national indignance one of the most famous horse races in the world but this week a grand national with a difference was held the outs of the annual muskox right here at canton reus course forty six competitors representing professional and amateur sports clubs on other organizations taking part in the one hundred meter dash with fences looked like just a bit from the one competitor was found to be wearing spikes perhaps taking it a little too seriously the winner by clear margin though was born in clubs mr bumble who reiterated his dominance by retaining the title he won last year. we have stuff well done to all involved there and that is all your for flow or next . today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the w

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ongoing world championships to attend and say a few words all of whom know why mr president i congratulate you. and dear friends i love you. c'mon russia. and with that there's no doubt that the sports will have a staunch following for decades to come. now to boxing are made in one thousand rematch between light welterweight champion the mon peterson and i am a column is in doubt they say after the americans camp issued a statement confirming he's failed a random drug test reports claim the unified junior welterweight champion tested positive for synthetic testosterone following a random test in march his camp say they will comply with your thirty's and submit medical findings in support and i quote good faith intentions peterson unified the i.d.f. and w.p.a. titles with the controversial points win over in his hometown of washington in december this news puts the vegas rematch in jeopardy. over to the hardwood now where the san antonio spurs have made it into the second round of the n.b.a. playoffs that's after winning their best of seven series against the utah jazz four zero clean sweep pleated on mo

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i do? >> frankly, my dear, i don't give a damn. >> bill: odd thing happened to one of the film's academy award'statues. what happened to one of the statues? a, lost in the answer is d, correct, michael jackson. >> i thought you couldn't sell those things. >> bill: you are not supposed to but if do you nothing will happen to you. kind of like committing murder in new york city. just a joke. >> sad but true. maccallum breaks on top. question number two, star wars well remembered for wide array of characters. >> i'm captain of the millennium. looking for the passage to the holderum system. >> yes, indeed if it's a fast ship. >> you have never heard of the millennium faulk? >> should i have? it made the capsule run in less than 12 -- >> bill: what famous actor turned down captain? what famous actor turned it down? cards up, please. the answer is b, burt reynolds. just guessing. >> right timing for burt reynolds. >> right timing. calibrated how old they were, what burton may have been doing at that point? >> bill: turned down star wars for smoky and the bandit. i don't know if that's a wise career mo

well i simply hung on for dear life. i want to play more than that. now moving on to basketball in the san antonio spurs have become only the fourth day when n.b.a. history to hold a twenty game winning streak and extend that into the playoffs after beating the oklahoma city thunder one hundred twenty points to one hundred eleven to lead the western conference finals to nil san antonio studied all their top score thirty four six three hundred twenty want to temps while the founder replied with a combined eighty eight points from having to run to muscle westbrook and james harden but it wasn't enough to stop the top seeds going to nil up in the best of seven series. we're told he's been great all year you know he's he's not. been really focused the entire season. and you know what he did tonight we've seen many times before so it's not it's not a surprise but he was excellent he we played there fantastic game in a lot of ways. and finally just days after clocking outside ten seconds in his gold medal winning one hundred meter run in the czech republic

. >> i consider myself someone who shares the progress of value that need san francisco's -- many san franciscans hold dear. >> i do believe that a majority of this board share the same progressive values, and i think there is a danger and an overly narrow definition of what is progressive. we have to remember that being progressive stance for values of inclusiveness, of tolerance, of acceptance, and we need to think hard about how we characterize various votes of either being within that definition or outside of that. >> before i ran for office, i worked in san francisco as a criminal prosecutor and a civil- rights attorney and really got to understand how much of a beacon to the rest of the world san francisco is for social justice. i also been spent a number of years helping to grow a small business, got to understand the innovative spirit here in san francisco. at night, i volunteered as a neighborhood association leader and also as the chair of an affordable housing organization and learned so much about the challenges facing our neighborhoods and facing a really special tools that are the urban villa

i said, what is this? she said, oh, my dear. this library has books only by and about black people and my smart 20-year-old mouth said there must not be many books in here. whenever i brought my classes to the shamberg, which is every semester, she would look at me with that very sly smiling are right? and say, i have an interesting story to tell about your professor, and she told that story. and you know how students say, we got something on you, and i would disappear. but she said, come, sit down. i want to bring you some books, and she eased me into this thing, and the scholars looked up like, who is this woman? and she came back with three books. on the bottom, a little book sold to black folks, and on top, their eyes were watching god. i have no idea why shoe put that on top -- i do have an idea, and i opened it, and i started to read, oh, this is smooth sailing. and then i got to the english and i said, oh, ah-ha, and i kept going through it. whatever i brought back into my southern roots, and continued on. i got up, i eade

i hope today is not far off when you fired those two pecker woods. dear sir, the secretary interrupted the man during his drinks in the yard repeatedly. they answered him and told him to go [bleep] himself. [applause] [applause] another of my very favorite letters that i came across early, if he appeared on a panel. the editor and panel were working together, and the letter says you revealed your arrogance to the press. after another paragraph of going after ben, he signed the letter cordially and sincerely and services ben's response. editors do run the risk of appearing arrogant if they choose to disagree. you sound like one of those publishers who aim to please his pals in the community and give them what they want. no one will call you arrogant that way. no one will call you a newspaperman either. [laughter] [laughter] i am so happy i can curse, by the way. this opens up all kinds of possibility. this is one of my wife loved. this is a letter to an old gentleman named frank who was a journalistic man. dear frank, i don't have all that much on my mind

. >> i apologize to my dear friend from georgia if he's gotten angry with this amendment and it was neverintent to do so. i certainly wasn't meaning to try to hurt anybody's feelings. i ask unanimous consent to withdraw my amendment. >> without an objection, so ordered. >> what a done -- condescending wa i to talk to congressman lewis. that's "hardball" for now. coming up next, "your business" with j.j. ramberg. after a morning of walk-ups, it's back to more pain, back to more pills. the evening showings bring more pain and more pills. sealing the deal... when, hang on... her doctor recommended aleve. it can relieve pain all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is lois... who chose two aleve and fewer pills for a day free of pain. and get the all day pain relief of aleve in liquid gels. ♪ why do you whisper, green grass? ♪ [ all ] shh! ♪ why tell the trees what ain't so? ♪ [ male announcer ] dow solutions use vibration reduction technology to help reduce track noise so trains move quieter through urban areas all over the world. together, the elements of science and the human element ca

brother ♪ ♪ i asked my brother, brother, help me, please ♪ ♪ he turned me down, and then i go to my little mother ♪ ♪ my dearong, been so long ♪ ♪ to live through all the changes that are coming ♪ >> the other thing that's poignant about this song is that the band playing behind otis redding is an integrated band, booker t and the mgs, two black musicians and two white musicians, the stackhouse band in memphis, so -- and, of course, "change is going to come" was written by sam cook who was inspired by bob dylan's anthem "blowing in the wind" so i just wanted to -- to note the -- it's very rare to have an integrated rock or r & b band in the 1960s still. okay. okay. janis ian's "society child," she is singing the story from the standpoint of a white high school city from a northern city who is giving the reasons for breaking off her relationship with her black boyfriend, and with the dream-like refrain "i can't see you anymore, baby. she says she can't continue the relationship because she is society's child. ♪ come to my door baby ♪ face is clean and shining black as night ♪ ♪ now i could understand your tea

i do? >>ra frankly, my dear, i don't give a damn. >> bill: odd thing happened to one of the film's academyappened what is it? what happened to one of the statutes? a, lost in as? casino. b, it was smashed by clark gable. c it was dropped into the ocean. c it was sold to michael jackson. all right. what happened to one of gone with the wind stat stiewts and the answer is d. correct. michael jackson.. >> i thought you couldn't sell those things. >> no, you are not supposed to. but if you do nothing will happen to you. it's kind of like committing murder in new york state. just a state. >> sad but true. >> bill: maccallum breaks on top. star wars well remembered for wide array of characters. >> i'm captain millennium. you are looking for passage to the system. >> yes, indeed if it's a fast ship. >> fast ship you? have never heard of the millennium folk? >> should i have? >> it made the castle run in less than 12 -- >> bill: wow. whatil famous actor turned down captain of the millennium falcon? and the answer is b, burt reynolds. guessing. >> right timing for burt reynolds. >> bill: right timi

i do? >>ra frankly, my dear, i don't give a damn. >> bill: odd thing happened to one of the film's academyd what is it? what happened to one of the statutes? a, lost in as? casino. b, it was smashed by clark gable. c it was dropped into the ocean. c it was sold to michael jackson. all right. what happened to one of gone with the wind stat stiewts and the answer is d. correct. michael jackson.. >> i thought you couldn't sell those things. >> no, you are not supposed to. but if you do nothing will happen to you. it's kind of like committing murder in new york state. just a state. >> sad but true. >> bill: maccallum breaks on top. star wars well remembered for wide array of characters. >> i'm captain millennium. you are looking for passage to the system. >> yes, indeed if it's a fast ship. >> fast ship you? have never heard of the millennium folk? >> should i have? >> it made the castle run in less than 12 -- >> bill: wow. whatil famous actor turned down captain of the millennium falcon? and the answer is b, burt reynolds. guessing. >> right timing for burt reynolds. >> bill: right timing. ca

dear. well, today i have to think the world as a whole. that i have to come from the sky. only you will be in the dark of night. [music] [applause]. >> foreign language speaking. [applause]. >> performing the poem day 30, for transforming into a raindrop. stand up. rise. balance your body slowly. you will notice you are making small, concentric circles. now partially close your eyes. looking between your eye lashes, feel the drop of water. concentrate on the idea that your body is essentially liquid. now gently raise a leg. keep the balance you achieved. raise your arm slowly so as not to break the balance that is costing us so much. hold your head in your hand. balance is at its critical point. pull your head upwards. your body fights against gravity. close your eyes and enjoy the pleasure of having changed into the last raindrop balance in your silent of the night. [applause]. >> foreign language speaking. [applause]. >> day 75, when i get ready to sneeze, everything seems to stop instantly. all the world butter flies breathe in flight. the polar ice caps stops building.

i said, what is the schaumberg? she said oh my dear this library has books only by and about why people. my 20-year-old mouth said -- how many books are here? whenever i brought my classes to the schaumberg which was every semester, she would look at me with that very slight smile. i have an interesting use story to tell about your professor and she told that story. i would disappear. she said come and sit down. i want to bring you some books. and she eased me into this thing. they looked up like who is this woman because they were all males in there. it took her 30 minutes and she came back with three books. on the bottom, sold to black folk and on top, "their eyes were watching god." i have no idea why she put that on top but i do have an idea why she put that on the top. i opened it and i started to read. this is smooth sailing. then i got to the black english. i backed up and i said oh and i kept going through it. i've brought back my southern roots by the way and continued on. ie statin knocked on the glass door. i said, what isha

i do? >> frankly, my dear, i don't give a damn. >> bill: odd thing happened to one of the film's academy award'so one of the statues? a, lost in the answer is d, correct, michael jackson. >> i thought you couldn't sell those things. >> bill: you are not supposed to but if do you nothing will happen to you. kind of like committing murder in new york city. just a joke. >> sad but true. maccallum breaks on top. question number two, star wars well remembered for wide array of characters. >> i'm captain of the millennium. looking for the passage to the holderum system. >> yes, indeed if it's a fast ship. >> you have never heard of the millennium faulk? >> should i have? it made the capsule run in less than 12 -- >> bill: what famous actor turned down captain? what famous actor turned it down? cards up, please. the answer is b, burt reynolds. just guessing. >> right timing for burt reynolds. >> right timing. calibrated how old they were, what burton may have been doing at that point? >> bill: turned down star wars for smoky and the bandit. i don't know if that's a wise career move. >> excellent trade.