they are there and iti is great to see the school year. it is my great pleasure and honor to kick off the 2012 black history month and to share some reflection about black women and american culture and history. the publication, black history bulletin, recently devoted an entire issue to the subject and in their forward, to blackmuns dollars attributed these characteristics to black woman in america. unshakable, conflating sacrifice -- on flinching sacrifice. we know about countless women from the past to the present who have lived their lives in this way. in fact, like many of you come out my political and educational and historical education started with my family. my consciousness about being black and being proud began with the luminous woman in my life will comprise my roots, my fulcrum and my foundation. my fraternal grandmother, her father was born a slave and later became an owner of a farm in virginia. in prince edward county, virginia. this was the county that was the site of a 1951 protest led by black students to persuade their

please respect the community plan as itis, there have been 66 community meetings discussing entertainment with input from all interested stakeholders. please do not ignore our well thought out and well the plan. show my neighborhood some respect and leave the plan alone. i suggest you start your own plan. thank you. >> next speaker, jeremy pulled. -- paul. >> my name is jeremy paul, i am a permit consultant and diocese people with projects going through the permit process. this plan has been very -- a lot of hard work has gone into it. there is so much quality in this document. i don't want to see a this, the quality of the essential core element of this document be threatened by a weak entertainment element. it really falls upon the entertainment division and the community that created its to support entertainment uses in the western soma. i have worked there for about 60 years and spent most of my days there. i feel very strongly that this plan as it now stands is very weak in how it supports entertainment uses and how it enables a entertainment uses to thrive and continue. many element

itis horrifying.rnational community cannot stay silent about this. >> some fear the syrian army could be about to move in and wipe out the resistance. stay with cnn throughout the day for updates on this developing story. >>> president obama will propose a budget monday that forecasts a $901 billion deficit in 2013. among other things, plans to make target investments in areas like infrastructure while hiking taxes on the rich. >>> california school at the center of a child abuse scandal is working with detectives to find out if anymore children were victims of alleged teacher sexual misconduct. two teachers charged with felony lewd acts on students at the school. the district set up hot lines for parents to call if they have additional information. >>> after months of debate and complaints, inspirational but inaccurate phrase inscribed will be removed. it reads i was a drum major for justice, peace and righteousness. it will be replaced with his exact quote as delivered in 1968. yes, if you want to s

let's talk about your message, and tony is like why is ity ladies only?st, why is it ladies only? >> tony, we do have a males onla i do, but the platform i come from is different than most love relationship courses where youe might have men and women in theh room. i have something called the lov life that what i share with women, and i have a different set for men, so that's why it' deal with the homogenous group. they are gender specific for the women and men. >> let's talk about some of those love lies.love what do we learn as little girl that doesn't ring true when we get to be big girls?ls >> there is this dynamic thatyn amhappens right around the age a 4 and 5 where we step into disney's world, and it's the world of the prince charming, it is the world of i'm not complete until the one shows up. we learn how to start care taking by all the toys, the babh dolls we receive, and it starts to shape how we engage and itan creates as we watch movies and chick flicks. and so we come into relationship upgrading from the -- that real life doesn't have this. s

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opinion of it american readers but when the "highlights" for children got pitched the same they said "itis a little soft, isn't it? our readers are kids but, you know they've got heads." "time's" been on a roll with this (bleep). two months ago, december, 2011, international editions do the arab spring. dramatic, historic. the u.s. issue: why anxiety is good for you. apparently, anxiety isn't good enough for you that you'd want to read about angry arabs. (laughter) or august, 2011, the international editions go with travels through islam. a chance to expand our knowledge of world culture. same week in the united states, "chore wars." because my grasp of islam can wait until i know why emptying the diaper pail is suddenly my (bleep)ing job. (laughter) tough time times. remember this, "time" magazine? we were your people of the year! we thought that you thought we had something special! you made us your... i know why you did it. you thought you could sell more copies if you put something shiny on the cover. (laughter) (laughs) oh, i have a punching bag if my mouth. well, thank god other publ

but in a nutshell, ity here. and beginning in the early 1820s -- come on up, there we go. stephen f. austin, as you know, will begin leading settlers into texas. other impresarios will bring them into texas. by 1824, there were roughly 2,000. by 1830, there are 30,000. by 1835, there were 35,000. someone has turned the spigot on and forgot to turn it off, just as jefferson and prophepro prophesied. you guys know what happens next. john wayne, lawrence harvey, sorry, steve, i prefer the original. but in any case, what's happening here is that it's exactly as had happened in the west florida rebellion. americans had moved into texas. they had not been completely happy with the situation in texas. so they began asking for concessions to reorganize reorg that it is a separate state rather than parcelled. at the time they didn't realize that mexico had its own internal problems. there's a struggle between the centralists and the federalists. the americans in texas just get caught in that struggle. well, of course, the texas revellusion, you notice it is a revolution. it was not

itis a challenge.are dependent upon the moneys and we have to decide how important is that money and what are we willing to sacrifice to do that. >> people called me after the ads ran. some pediatricians and people who focus on this. again, you are the one in the ad and some people found it tough to watch. is this too much for a young person like you. what do you say to that? >> i think you have never been in this situation that you can't really judge. then, at the same time, i see where they are coming from. but, they are helping me along the way and they are getting me to learn how to change my habits and they are teaching me deferent ways to get in exercise. if it's raining outside, i can't go outside. they are teaching me to exercise inside. they are helping me along the way also. >> sounds like they are changing your friends as well. you are cheer leading tonight, is that right? >> yes. >> are we going to get you there in time? >> yes. >> it's tough. i have three daughters of my own. i think about

he always talked about the actors who would get leading la lady-itis as he called it.t ended as soon as the picture was over. >> the hollywood years? >> this is taking out our marriage license. >> how many years ago? >> 47. it will be 4 marc in march. coming up, 48. >> let's move over to the inauguration years. -- well, before we get there, let's go to the governor's time. the years you were in sacramento, what were they? >> eight years. they were wonderful years. well, they were wonderful and they were -- they were difficult years because that was during the '60s and rioting and berkeley and -- they were difficult years. but he -- and pat brown wanted ronnie to win the primary because he thought he would be the easiest to defeat. turned out to not be so. >> on this wall over here is something i know you were involved in but so was the president. these are the p.o.w. bracelets? >> oh, yes, yes. >> that bottom bracelet down there is lieutenant commander john mccain. >> uh-huh. >> and you see today when pictures of john mccain with the governor and he often credits him f

ity's not pinterest for goodness sakes. are you able to recruit and say, it's wal-mart and we are doing neat stuff. >> one of the things about wal-mart stuff, we are small organization. we are 200 people or less. it is small organization, so everybody knows everybody else. we take lists. we have time lines. we launch shoppy-cat in less than six months for instance. so we are very much like a product. yet we have all of the resources of the big organization, including access to millions and millions of customers. so we have a big canvas it paint on. we can make an impact on millions and millions of people. that's what, you know, that's been a big draw. to attract people from many, many different companies, including google. and anyone can be hired and in social or mobile or big data. we have to compete for the google of the world and facebooks of the world. because of the alignment that we have, i believe has aspect for large companies and large people. >> what's on the way? what are you work willing on now that's coming dow