. >> our next award goes to the unsung heroine, carol ito. she is bed a passionate advocate for women of all levels of the community. she was one of the founding members of the national asian pacific women's movement in the late 1970's, which resulted in the development of the local bay area group, pacific asian american women. the have been running 30 years. she recently completed three terms as a san francisco airport commissioner. please join me in welcoming carol ito. [applause] >> thank you. i am very humbled this afternoon to join all of you. i want to thank shelly's committee and everyone who made this happen. i am honored to share many of these honors. many of us have work together for the various causes and policy changes for this great city. i must say that there are many unsung heroines in this room, and my guests at table three are many of my own personal friends and supporters to keep me honest, keep the focus, and make it really very special and important to do what i do. i have got a lot of guidance and support from these women

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that's literacy ito once boasted, we are the free-speech wing of the free-speech party, but he is facing some high- profile resistance. one chinese artist says if it twitter sensors, he will stop using twitter. horse costs twitter is getting support from an unusual source, the electronic frontier foundation. they say that twitter is not above the law and admits that they are doing its best in a tough situation. if someone objects to what you have posted, twitter will contact you explain why there are withholding a tweet. anyone in that country will see this, a message telling them that your tweet has been blocked. some think there may be a way around it. twitter automatically detects what country you are in but you can manually set your country, we have tried setting our location to the united states and it appears to work so it looks like there could be an easy away from around the new features. >>justine: we have live pictures into the newsroom out of downtown san francisco where there is a huge power outage. we will have a live report on what this means for you when we come back. >>ju

the republicans have made it so that the national labor relations board, they didn't want ito even work and he had to do recess appointments there. it was a good move by the president. i am confent thathe president's recess appointments will be upheld in the courts. without any question, i think that will be the case. >> let me ask you -- >> if i could say, the recess appointment is something that i camup with during the bush years, but the reason bush didn't do recess appointmen during the time we had the recess is because i worked with him, and we gave president bush hundreds d hundreds of pple. he didn't have to worry about recess appointments becausee were workin with him, and i believe the man that i believe now the president has the ght to make appointment. >> you talk about the economy and income equality, and iwant to pay a clip and ask how the president will deal with it. >> when the truth of the matter is the rich are getting rich and the poor areettingoorer and i used to say the middle class will disappear, andhe middle class has disappeared. today as i sit here, there is a h

it's not him but he's trying to do ito market himself."that's the difficult spot he's in. >> rose: my issue seem to be and the way i look at it, if newt gingrich can ride the populist rage into electability, it's a strong enough horse to make the audience forgive their reservations about him from either his past or how they judge his character. >> remember, there's two different kinds of populism. there's economic populism which is huey long, occupy wall street we've got to change the tax structure, we have to find some economic equality. >> rose: this is the unfairness question. >> this is cultural populism. this is about what people watch and what they eat and how they feel kevin phillips saw this in 1968 when he did the merging republican majority memo and he said that there are people in blue-collar... your point, blue-collar jobs, the archie bunker types that became the reagan democrats. they rest these elites who are on television and seem to represent a world which is closed somehow to other people. that's a hilarious argument made

ito then doesn't think. i am living proof the justice system works. and happy to have served my country and there will again. this is not pessimistic. in any of the country and i've been accused of these horrendous charges and would have been executed. only in america do you get the chance to tell your story and the that justice prevails and the truth always comes up. >> this is book tv on c-span2. we have been talking with nada prouty and author of this book, uncompromised. >> every weekend book tv offers 48 hours of programming focus on nonfiction authors and books. what is here on c-span2. >> the world is a big place. certainly the most powerful entities are these huge corporations like goldman. because it's been so much of let's let in the developing world in places like africa, latin america, and the middle east, just to give you a small example. i saw what happened with commodity futures were bought up by corporations like gold and sex. we, for instance, increased by 100 percent. but the human consequences of that, he wins the were malnourished

. >> but if it comes down to manning and smith i would put money on manning, if the giants get ito that like their chances. >> rose: we will see. and finally this, this is wh interests me, in terms of a partular athlete and the profession he is in, the sport that he mpetes, who is the best at it? >> what person plays baseball better than anybody you know plays football? what person is the better ten fits player than anybody you know who hits the golf ball. >> well it was tiger woods, without any question he was the most dominant athlete in the world but the other guy -- >> ros because of the factors beyond the pure athleticism of his spring. >> oh, sure. >> it is mental. >> rose: a mental, right. >> every port is mental but if you want to know who has been the most dominant athlete in the sport it has been michael phelps. >> rose: yes. >> michael phelps took swimming to a level it has never been at and the funny thing is i had lunch with michael phelps mother and coach in 2001 when michael phelps was 16 years old, and we were talking about the possibility of doing a book, and i was tryi

and it will put term limits ito place.ose is a part-me congress to tell those membe of congress, we're going to cut your pay, 're going to cut the amount of time that you spend in washington, d.c., send you b to your district so you can have a job like everybodyelse in your district has, and live under the laws of which you pass, and then a balanced-budget amendment to the united states constitution. you do those two things -- >> but my question -- >> and that will make them uncomfortable. >> wfr been telling conservatives a balanced-budget amendment is somemeing i'm going to d and i'm going to cut spending. that's ing to make them uncomfortable? >> you're darn right. bus there's a bunch of people standing up here who say they're conservatives but their records don't follow up on that. >> i've got to take another break here. 'll come back on thispoint. we'll retur with much more, a of course please share your thoughts with us online via of course please share your thoughts with us online via mane at mtp.msnbc.com. an accid

i thought newt gave a good response, which was to fly and float -- try and float after ito above it and say they were hiring me for my consulting advice. we'll see how it plays out but i thought it was an effective prosecution by romney and gingrich took the best course, which was try to float above it and try and act presidential. jon: joe, do you agree with the assessment it seemed to be a reversal, you had a fiery romney and calm beginning snrich. >> definitely. i think romney had one of his better debate performance. i don't know if that's because he has a new debate coach or because he's been sort of forced into that role. but the interesting thing, again, this is exactly how newt got into trouble the first time. he kind of, once he went to the lead, he had that surge before iowa, and he started getting careful, and he's not a good frontrunner. he's a very good come from behind guy, but once he gets the lead, he just seems to get too careful and cautious, and i think it hurt him again last night. jon: and a lot of darts have been thrown, karl, at mitt romney over his wealth, frankl

. >> the feet and enemy ito defeao theaters at a time? just ended the mission in iraq and we are in the process of ending the mission in afghanistan and we are in the process of achieving those missions. >> the president said that you'll be getting rid of outdated, cold war systems. contiguous a sense of what types of systems -- can you give us a sense? >> the budget drop will eliminate programs that have been adjusted or terminated and others that have been reinforced. i think what the president had in mind is that there are -- back to the question of can we do two wars. that has been a bit of thean anchor in trying to talk about the future. to thread those questioned together, your question about the outdated systems and processes and programs, that is the work that we have been doing and must continue to do to determine the how of it without tying ourselves to a paradigm that is a residual of the cold war. >> will efficiency be enough to reduce the personal cost? take an honest look at what you spend in the military per man or are you