. >> at beth jacob, what our experience has been, is most people come to the rabbi and want to speak with the rabbi, mental illness, whether you are effected by it yourself or a family member, is something that people tend to really want to beconfidential. what happens in general is rabbis who are trained, do wind up spending a lot of time, with con agree gants, and what happens at beth jacob, rabbi has a network of con agree gents and people in the community he will refer to and as a mental health professional, myself, and a lot of my colleagues we do our fair share for the jewish community and see people at no cost or lower cost meeting where their needs are, when we do get referrals. >> i think we should say from the bay area jewish healing center every single rabbi in the community is concerned about this issue feel free to call your rabbi in your particular congregation i know that every rabbi in the community deals with mental illness issues and continues to be concerned and supportive in general. >>> the lastly, we want to let people know before we continue our conversation ba

jacob cordero was one of them. >> very sad because i had been part of the...and leaving him out. >> reporter: jacob says the kids began picking on zach after he got juvenile arthritis. he says they started by mocking his limp and it snowballed from there. >> people would, like, take his lunch, take sweatshirts. >> reporter: do you have any idea how bad he felt? >> no. because he was just kind of quiet. he never really seemed too sad about it. >> reporter: zach's parents say at first they were also dismissive of the jokes and slurs. >> i would say well, maybe they're trying to be funny. >> i don't think either one of us fully appreciated the hurricane that was going on inside of him. >> when i was in school kids called me chicken lips and other funny names because of the way i walked. >> reporter: even after zach gave this speech at an arthritis fundraiser the jamisons say they still would have never guessed their 11-year-old son was in so much physical and emotional pain that he would actually consider killing himself. but he did consider it. and eventually ev

jacob says the kids began picking on zach after he got juvenile arthritis.hey started by mocking his limp and it snowballed from there. >> people would take his lunch. take sweat shirts. you know. >> reporter: do you have any idea how bad he felt? >> no. he was just kind of quiet. he never really seemed too sad about it. >> reporter: zach's parents say at first they were also dismissive of the jokes and slurs. >> i would say, maybe they are just trying to be funny. >> i don't think either one of us fully appreciated the hurricane that was going on inside him. >> kids called me chicken lips and other funny names because of the way i walked. >> reporter: he gave a speech. the jamieson's say they still would have never guessed their 11-year-old son was in so much physical and emotional pain that he would actually consider killing himself. >> a great deal of pain. >> reporter: but he did consider it and eventually even told them so. >> and i felt the blood draining out of my fast. >> reporter: bullying that ends in suicide has become an all too familiar theme on

crimes all in exchange for kickbacks from private for profit detention centers so discuss the case with jacob sullum and find out of cases like this could be avoided if we only spoke up instead of blindly following the notion that tough on crime is the only way now we've told you about the wars abroad but today will focus on a war going on right here at home it's the war being waged by the g.o.p. on women's rights legislators continue to coin bills that would take away abortion rights attach organizations like planned parenthood to joel philip of a feminist will join us to discuss all the ways of the g.o.p. is attacking us and switching gears harry reid thinks that it's time to outlaw prostitution in nevada so what's gotten into the senate he's never made comments like this before and why would he want to get rid of an industry that could be taxed and bring in money to the state we'll ask those questions at the end of the program but now let's move on to our top story. as protesters in wisconsin enter their second week of picketing their anger expands to not only the state government but the

jacob scored a career-high 38 points and the wildcats beat the jayhawks 84-68.ly the second defeat for kansas. >>> in the nba, san antonio the best team in the league won again. san antonio cruised to a 102-85 victory. >>> and in charlotte, gerald wallace had 20 points as they gave los angeles its worst loss of the season 109-89. >>> and tiger woods has apologized after being fined for spitting during the dubai desert classic sunday when he spit on the 12th green. after the fine of an undisclosed sum by the european tour it was said on twitter, i just wasn't thinking and want to say i'm sorry. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. and pooch primping. dogs put their best paw forward at the westminster show. . and pooch primping. dogs put their best paw forward at the west minute sminster sho. that's how we created purina one with smartblend. nutritionally optimized with real salmon, wholesome grains, and essential antioxidants for strong muscles, vital energy, a healthy immune system, and a real difference in your cat. purina one with sm

. >> i'm chris jacobs. >> and i'm chris jacobs. >> "the insider" is on. >> what the network is tellingtonight. >>> did the "new york times" snub "the view" star in the academy awards report? >> this is sloppy journalism. dammit, get your facts straight. >>> carrie fisher's manic depressive admission to oprah today. >> from the mental hospital lockdown to just the mental hospital. >> in depth with what you don't know about the new face of jenny craig. >> you do electroshock therapy? >> once every six weeks. >> and then what happens? >> i feel better. >>> then is christina aguilera's divorce final one day after her grammy stumble? >>> michael and catherine. >> kelly and mark. >> how new york stars spent valentine's day. >>> lady gaga! >> gaga on the record. did she really rip off madonna? ♪ express yourself ♪ i was born this way >> yes, sir ka simpleson's hair-raising new cover inseed her $1 billion fashion empire. >>> and who is the tv star without makeup? >> star watch is on. >>> new "n.c.i.s.." and before tonight's "the good wife" the back story. >> it's a refreshing change. i love it

larry jacobs, abc news. >>> a look at your monday weather. snow tapers off in minneapolis.t storm moves east, bringing up to a half foot of snow from erie, pennsylvania, over to buffalo. several inches from philly to new england. showers from tennessee to d.c. and out west from seattle to portland. >> and 41 degrees in boise. 30 in billings. 62 degrees in phoenix. 31 in omaha. 40 in kansas city. dallas climbs to 70. new orleans, 73. and miami at 80. 27 in boston. 37 here in new york. >>> turning overseas now to the wave of violent uprisings in the middle east. we start in libya with a warning from the son of leader moammar gadhafi. he says the army still backs his father. and will literally fight until the last bullet is fired. miguel marquez on the anti-government protest. >> reporter: libya reports a massacre, hundreds dead as the military opens up on those attending a funeral for protesters killed the day before. a doctor described the scene to the bbc. >> what do you see? >> oh, my god. oh, my god. they are firing on civilians here. they are crazy. they are crazy here.

jacobs. any other public comment? >> thank you. i am with local 21. commissioner, we appreciate very much more concern and remarks. what i hear both from mr. harrington and the commission is that there will be an opportunity to continue to confer on this issue. i would hope that the commission would instruct its staff to move forward with those meetings. often, we have to wait. of course, the budget process is a speedy one, relatively speaking, and we would hope that we will be able to continue to meet on this issue within the next few weeks, rather than pushing it out. we hope to get your help in making sure that does happen. with respect, we disagree, that the process for meet and confer or disciplinary procedures -- in fact, we're dealing with, which we have not been given a clear explanation of, that has been met. pretty clearly, i have seen the notes of the so-called meetings. there was no such a bang. as far as any kind of disciplinary action is, if that was, in fact, what was intended by mr. harrington, the commission has not even begun the pro

. >> hi, jacob dylan. >> jimmy: do you know jacob dylan?otally. that's his name. >> jimmy: that is his name. >> i call people by their names, man. that's how i do it. >> jimmy: you don't look at people in the eye either. >> i don't. where you at? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you seriously don't know where i am? >> you down there? you gone down there again? >> jimmy: how are you, buddy? >> i'm great, man. >> jimmy: you went to the super bowl. >> i did. >> jimmy: that is a big deal. do you enjoy -- do you love football? do you love it? >> i love -- i'm psychotic. huge sports fan. >> jimmy: really? so did you have fun at the thing? >> a little system overload. >> jimmy: why? >> because it's so intense. there's so many parties and there's so much -- they are just throwing money everywhere at all of these parties. so you go -- >> jimmy: they throw money? >> they throw money at the parties, which is great. then they have like -- just having a party for like g.q. or something and they're like, "yeah, we got nelly and the beatles." you're like, "what?" o

i'm lara spencer. >> and i'm chris jacobs. >>> thank you for joining us. weekend hospitalization. what we just uncovered about the ailing legend. >> but first, chris, everything you missed from music's biggest night. tonight's top story is on. ♪ born this way >> the one and only justin bieber in the hous

i'm lara spencer. >> and i'm chris jacobs. does cbs' lara logan already want to return to work? after her sexual assault? >>> first, lets get to tonight's top story. just released photos. elizabeth taylor reportedly celebrating her 79th birthday early. before she was rushed to the hospital. >> the house was filled with balloons. it was very festive. everybody was laughing. she looked pretty good. >> it's day ten in the hospital for dame elizabeth. the brave screen legend checked in last week. earlier this month, she was photographed in a wheelchair.

jacob with a career high 38. kansas is upset by 16. going crazy in the little apple. >>> number two yukon, 27 points against oklahoma. she's the all time leading scorer in the big east. they won 14 straight since getting beat by stanford. >>> he is now the new raider corner back under new coach hugh jackson. >>> tiger woods has been fined for spitting on the green yesterday. that's a violation. tiger apologized. >>> the best of the best gather in new york for the annual dog show. nearly 2600 dogs are competing including my two chihuahuas who will be live op our set tomorrow night -- on our set tomorrow night. >> i'm going to have them on here as analysts. >> you can give them a red vest like that. [ laughter ] ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

jacob zuma promise to improve measures such as electricity. >> protesters threw fireworks at police and at least 12 cities. a judge-italy has ordered the prime minister silvio berlusconi to stand trial of charges he paid for sex with an underage dancer and abused his office. he has dismissed the british -- the accusations as groundless and describe this as a plot to remove him from power. our correspondent reports. >> there is now a date in the diary for silvio berlusconi. he will stand trial for having sex with an underage prostitutes. today he wanted to give the impression he was still an effective leader. he was focusing on the vote in tunisia that brought 5000 migrants to an italian island. this is a huge crisis. silvio berlusconi was visiting a potential reception center for migrants while it was announced he would be facing three female judges. the case centers on a young woman named ruby. and she was 17 he attended -- she attended one of his parties. he is accused of intervening to help her when she was investigated for theft. she has denied any sexual contact. his lawyer pointed

as you recall, we started with -- and after five years, the companies ended up with parsons and jacobs. one of the things that happened is that the competed and say formed two teams to compete against each other. and there was a learning curve. we had to teach them that we built over the first five years, after that five years, ruston's broke up again and they competed against each other and then parsons' teamed up with -- and -- went after it. parsons and -- one and because of the conflict of interest, we had to bifurcate the contract because parsons in the pre construction activity. the thing that we learned and that whole process is to get one partner that will help us from the beginning to the end so that we can have a comfort but they need to know up front that they cannot pursue any other work other than helping us to plan and manage the work and they think that was a very valuable lesson. >> the reason i bring this up is because these commissioners were not here. this was not a pretty picture. i guess we did not foresee it. so, we did not anticipate correctly. i just wanted to b

jacob zuma and other leaders are in the ivory coast, but looking at trying to convince the previous leader to step down after the disputed elections in the fall. an orbiting around mercury. scientists are keen to learn more about mercury. it is the smallest planets in the solar system and also the closest to the sun. we have this report. >> two, one, and zero, and lift- off. >> in 2004, they went to explore mercury. it is visiting a world that is closer to the sun than any other, temperatures rising to a blistering 400 degrees centigrade. part of the challenge has been to build a space craft that will not melt when it reaches its destination. >> we had to design a thermal protection system, and we came up with this sunshade which is very thin, almost wafer thin, and it keeps the temperatures on the outside the spacecraft about 600 degrees but inside about room temperature. >> in washington, they're working on the final command codes to slow it down. if they get it wrong, the probe will either crashed into the planet or spin off into outer space. there is some tension here because they're m

we will continue on the bus storage facility, working with jacobs on the various items in that area. we will complete our real-estate acquisition for phase one this year as well. as i indicated earlier, we will start construction of the buttress and shoring walls, construction of the transit center in august, and finalize the ramp design and start the final design work. the rail extension will be submitting various is to the high speed rail authority, providing a cost and updating the drawings for consistency. on program activities, we will be looking for the board for approval on various street projects. we want to continue our quality assurance program. we are also working closely with the planning department, providing them with support and other information on their environmental plan. upon contract activities, what we expect to be bidding out this year, two utility relocation packages, traffic control, pedestrian barricade and walkways, pleasing design and build. we are looking for a temporary advertising bid and to award a public relations and community outreach project and fin

today surfers says they won approveal for a volunteer rescue force, among those who spoke jacob's mother. >> proposing designated few that know what they're doing that. will save another life. it was so close. so close. >> now, the panel did agree to listen but regards itself into conservation business not rescue business. surfers were engaged and the committee seemed to be more receptive than in the past. >> today was the day verizon is expected is set new sales records today thrk is the scene this morning as the doors opened at a store in san francisco. fans are hoping the iphone will eliminate problems surfers from at and t but one reviewer says verizon phone has the same antenna problems that dogged at and t's iphone last summer. >> with chaos from snow storms, and political up heaveal, you might think it would be wise to buy travel insurance, right? >> how likely to collect money on a claim? and this case should have never happened. it did. however, a woman bought a rock-solid plan. when she had to cancel her trip she didn't get the $6,000 back. she has been deciding to splurge on a

jacob pullham scored as the wildcats tucked their turning hopes alive 84-68. >>> finally, tiger woods only lost the dubai desert classic, but he also had to cough up cash. he was fined by the european tour while spitting on the green while lining up a put. he since apologized. they would not give the amount of the fine, but it's probably between $400 and $16,000, and that's nothing to spit at. >>> that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> well, don't miss the latest head-shaking charlie sheen news. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. sflimplgts plus, the mystery of the heart. in vermont. you're watching "early today." zarchlgts welcome back. it's an umbrella day. maybe you even need two of of them up in northern oregon and the coastline of northern california. the reason i say that, it's pretty windy out there too. now, as far as seattle goes, could even get a stray thunderstorm with some of the instability moving in. cooler temperatures than yesterday. we stayed dry from l.a. to phoenix, but along the coastline, you may get dri

welcome to the "insider," i'm lara spencer. >> and i'm chris jacobs.ex doctor. is she revealing private bedroom secrets? >> we will get to that. >>> first, you have seen the video. now serene branson's all new interview. it is tonight's top story. >> doctors determined what happened. >> the los angeles television reporter who became incoherent. during a post grammy awards report. >> when her speech became garbled. [ indiscernible ] >> serene branson said she was terrified and confused. >> as soon as i opened my mouth, i new something was wrong. >> new video,

i'm lara spencer. >> and i'm chris jacobs.is on. is dame elizabeth in critical condition? >> the conflicting reports. the denial. >> and the video. >>> then -- >> there's nothing in my life that i'm ashamed of except one thing. >> whoopi's shocker on oprah's stage today. >> and goldberg's past addict confession. >> we didn't know. >> no, they didn't know. >>> inside scientology's new $80 million headquarters. >> this is the crystal ballroom. >> the never before seen tour. >> who is paying for the church's new paradise? >>> charlie sheen's divorce papers. how much does charlie have to pay each child? >> how you can get the first lady's under $35 dress. >>> then -- all new oscar interviews with the young hosts. >> can you describe our chemistry? >>> star watch is on. >>> the top ten most shocking red carpet looks. >> never one to shy away from a crazy dress. this is no exception. >>> and barbra streisand. "star is born." >> before her grammy performance, the back story. >> i love being reckless. >> now, "the insider" is on. >> e

mike jacobs gets ahold of one in the sixth. nearly sends this one to the grass.ut that's good for the triple, as colorado and arizona go ten innings. rockies take it 8-7. >>> derek jeter and yankees facing phillie. the ever-consistent mark teixeira with the big triple here in the fifth, brings in a couple of runs. teixeira, at least 30 home runs, seven straight seasons. but the phillies go on to win this one 5-4. >>> now to college hoops where cal seems to have found its groove again. a little late for a spot in the big dance. unless they have a really good showing at the pac-10 tourney, like winning the whole thing. the bears up in corvallis, and the youngsters, got to have the ear protection, right? pretty cute kid there. calvin haines grabs a loose ball, puts it away. osu builds a 14-point first half lead. the bears wake up and get back into this one. jorge gutierrez gets the big three. 62-61. then it was allen crab with the big three of his own from way out. he drops it. had 26 points on the day. as cal with a late-season surge, they win their third straight

i'm lara spencer. >> i'm chris jacobs. thank you for joining us.r, elizabeth taylor and bernie madoff. the first interview from prison. >> first, let's go to tonight's top story. >> we want to turn now to that ugly attack in egypt. >> lara logan suffered a beating and sexual assault in cairo. >> pictures beamed a across the worl of egyptians celebrating, a barbaric attack was unfolding. >> all of us were shocked at the attack on lara. >> our thoughts and prayers are with lara logan, her family, her coworkers.

i'm chris jacobs. >> and i'm christina mclarty. >> "the insider" is on. versus howard stern. >> he got fired. he went in and asked for more money. they gave poor, old regis the boot. >> regis never asked for any more money. >> who is telling the truth? >> it didn't happen that way. >> he was fired. >>> i can't tell you where we are. frankly, for our own safety. i'm a little bit scared. >> anderson cooper trapped in his hotel. >> brian williams escapes cairo. >> and -- >> are you able to leave egypt? >> are reporters now stuck in the overseas war zone?

i'm lara spencer. >> and i'm chris jacobs. >>> "two and a half men" cancelled for the season.ve a new show? >> but first, it's time for tonight's top story. >>> the startling new photos. yelling, pushing. michael defending catherine. >> it was a chaotic scene outside of their london hotel. they were making they way inside. a photographer allegedly made contact with catherine. she was very upset. >> catherine says she was punched. michael jumped into action. >> michael was furious. he went after the photographer he believed responsible and shoved him. >> earlier in the day, the actress was all smiles. >> thank you. >> the actress receiving a special award there prince charles and talking about michael's recovery. >> it was great to have michael in good health to be able to enjoy it with me. it's been a very emotional morning. >> this was not her first difficuln-

and she isn't done with the chile for boundary want to fight in the entire innings to southie and jacob oram also took three we could see nothing finishing off the kenyans in the twenty fifth i would rather be just sixty nine runs sans new zealand opening batsman to reach the targets in eight of those martin go till it lifted the crowd white evolved into six into the stands and comments are getting on the outs for getting the game answered with a touch of arrogance in the first match to make on the reds the winning runs are just what he said in a new book boss he will now and sensational rookie blake griffin has won one of the most i catch in competitions in the world of sport the n.b.a. slam dunk contest the star study crowd at the staples center in los angeles expected something special from the fifth this stop within lived up to their expectations he leapt over a coffee and threw down into handing down the compliment gospel choir yorkie also quarter past after the sun rays from teammate baron davis griffin received sixty eight percent of the sound bites that determined the final resu

the prettiest girl in the block, everyone wants to take you down, rival kansas state gets 38 from jacobull len, they shock number 1 kansas, love is in the air. here is number 1. [ sound of kiss ] buzzer. >> what's going on? alex pumping the question. i get emotional. i'm very teary-eyed right now. >> and she said "yes." happy valentines day everybody, we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> valentines day. >> really? >> yeah. >> can't you tell by -- look at them. >> eh, at least i came with a little bit of spirit. more than i can say for you people. >> i have some cotton candy. >> david letterman coming up next. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from new york, the greatest city in the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. and now, paid celebrity spokesman, david letterman! (cheers and applause)

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. >> reporter: no one seemed more excited than little jacob. he had no mercy throwing snowballs at his mom and sister. >> we'll just let the kids do snow for the first time. >> reporter: many families left home extra early. they were plent antly surprised they could breeze through 80. >> the conditions are clear. you can see there has been snow. but so far, so good. the drivers have been safe. and we've been impressed with the quality of the roads. >> reporter: christian and henry had to pack into the family car by 4:00 this morning. they were happy their road trip came with plenty of adventures. what do you enjoy about this weather? >> snowballs. a snowball fight. >> reporter: here in auburn, residents woke up to about a half an inch to an inch of snow. >> i came out and the windows were covered in snow. and everything was covered in snow. it's great. almost want to go skiing. >> reporter: what did you see this morning? >> white everywhere. fun. >> reporter: with the elevation only about 1,300 feet, the sun quickly melted the snow away. >> tha

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instrumental in making sure this happens every year, and isis want to acknowledge jenny horn, rose mary jacobsand i thank you, mary grace cohan, patricia gray, nancy, and suzanne, who helped us this year in choosing our fabulous teachers and principals. they deserve a round of applause. in addition to everything you are receiving, you are also getting certificates of honor from our major, from a single woman, senator, and supervisor duufty, so all of your guests are in your back acknowledging the fabulous work you have done. when we started this program, we wanted to be able to a knowledge not just one teacher, but a teacher for everyone because we have so many fabulous features, so it is too difficult to choose one. when i say she is representing september, she is actually representing the entire year this year as a teacher of the year. trudy osmond is our kindergarten teacher. [applause] that a-ha moment when children realize that they can be brave and accomplish those tasks that they did not think they could do or want to do with just a little encouragement and cheerleading from their teach

budget director jacob lou will testify at a house hearing this morning just a day after president obama unveiled the $3 .7 trillion proposal. >> even as we cut out things we can afford to do without, we have a responsibility to invest in those areas that will have the biggest impact in our future. >> reporter: the president's plan calls for investments in areas like education and research but aims to slash $1 trillion from the deficit over the next decade. spending cuts would affect programs from urban development grants to heating assistance for low-income families. >> this budget does more spending, more taxing, more borrowing. >> reporter: it drew criticism from both parties. >> you don't take a meat axe to this economy and cut things just for the sake of telling the american people you met a certain number. >> reporter: while the battle over next year's budget is just beginning, the fight over the current one is still far from over. today the house begins debate on a controversial bill to cut spending. republicans are fighting to save $61 billion from this year's budget to fund the

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that's jacob pullen. sticks the three. wildcats up by five. pullen was not done. how about this?nother three. gets the lucky roll. and down it goes. he had 23 points in the first half. later on, pullen, he was not done. the senior guard, making it happen. sticks the long ball right there. he finished with 38 points. huge upset. kansas state wins 84-68. >>> women's college hoops. maya moore and number 2 uconn hosting number 12, oklahoma. maya moore, stutter step in the lane. goes straight to the hole. gets the roll. maya moore, doing it all. turnaround bank shot. she needed 11 points to become the all-time leading scorer in the big east. back door cut right there. she was absolutely on fire early. moore, now, making history with that scoop shot. the all-time leading scorer in big east history. huskies up 29-6. how about the maya cam? she plays tenacious "d." gets the steal, the other way. she had 27 points, 7 assists, 7 rebounds, 6 steals. uconn wins, 86-45. >>> that is your espn news update. i'm don bell. now, back to you in the studio. >>> an honor for actor alec baldwin. the st

asked and sweat done over two hours for a boundary run by me for life i running but tim southee and jacob. three wickets each the latter finishing off the kenyans in the twenty fourth title for just sixty nine runs and say zealand's opening batsman reached the target eight hundred as martin got tells who lifted the graduate by planting six into the stands and bending problems that are in the act for winning the game a touch of arrogance is and if asked to come under the winning runs in just thirty seven minutes so you are going to shoot the basketball and sensational rookie blake griffin has won perhaps one of the most eye catching competitions in the world of sport the n.b.a. slam dunk contest the star studded crowd at the staples center in my sunday's expected something special from the kick a stop and get it up to their expectations he leaped over a coffee and threw down in two hundred dunk to keep him in a local school choir there were also court across after the song race and team right around davis griffin proceed sixty eight percent of the founders votes that will tell you the fina

mike jacobs gets ahold of one in the sixth. he sends it to the grass for the homer.hat's good for the triple. colorado and arizona go ten innings. rockies take it 8-7. >>> derek jeter and the yankees facing philadelphia. the ever-consistent mark teixeira with a big triple here in the fifth, brings in a couple of rings. teixeira, at least 30 home runs, the phillies go on to win it 5-4. >>> we could be without an nfl season this fall. but the show must go on at the combines, where the niners are certainly paying close attention to the core of quarterbacks onhand. the niners are talking with alex smith about a new contract, but with the seventh overall pick they could go qb, ron mal let, not really west coast type. but one of the top prospects, that is, until today. his character took a hit this week after rumors of illegal drug use surfaced. today walked out of the media session after repeated questions about the topic. >> obviously somebody did it for a reason. you know, right before the combine, before the draft. but, you know, that's the last time i'm going to talk

the real key was leslie jacobs, paul pasterak and a whole generation of other people in new orleans, most of whom, many of whom were teach for america alums who were deeply determined to address what they viewed is the single most unconscionable crisis in our country and who understood what you understand especially after you've taught successfully in this context which is there isn't a silver bullet to this. >> yeah. >> you change a governance law, that's not going to fix the problem for our kids. >> so you had -- you had a nuke leas in place, poised to take advantage of an opportunity. the opportunity was katrina. and that allowed an awful lot of change to happen in a very short period of time? >> yes. >> i have no argument with that. do you have an argument of that version of events? good. [laughter] >> but that's what we're talking about. we have these nucleuses in place or we could put them in place in lots of different cities but it doesn't change the fact that you can do an awful lot of good sometimes by blowing it up. >> you know what? if we had real leadership right now in a

. >> hi lady jeanne, my name is jacob and i'm wondering, what is your favorite thing about playing the? >> the thing i love about the flute is the sound of the flute and my favorite thing is just being able to play it every day. >> hi, my name is gordon and i'd like to ask if either of you ever get stage fright while you're performing? >> i don't get nervous. i actually never did because i was always very well-prepared to do things. i never turned up unprepared. and being unprepared makes you nervous, i think, for anything. >> hi, my name's eliza and i was forced to play an instrument when i was younger so i was wondering from both of you if you think it's important to make a kid play an instrument? >> sometimes maybe you're playing the wrong instrument. maybe that's why you don't like it because instruments are really different. perhaps, for instance, i can't play the piano, but i can play the flute because my fingers don't work right on a piano. so, maybe if you're forced to play one instrument maybe you can just try something else like the trumpet and then you can keep your mom happ

jacob an ism where we have this moral obligation to spread our goodness even if we have to use force and that was all what the french revolution was about see the difference with me is i believe there's a lot of good traits and lot of good qualities about american belief in liberty and markets and freedom and sound money but we should spread our goodness in our by setting an example that's the difference the idea that that somebody would use force to make other countries act like we do or make individuals act like we think they should reject the whole notion of liberty because we reject the notion of using force to mold people's lives and change the world so that's where the separation is a big government conservative and more libertarian constitutionalist because we believe we can persuade people rather than forcing people to accept our views and act the way we do and you see pac is usually a platform or perhaps a task for future presidential candidates are you going to be one of them in twenty small truthfully. no decision to make i am undecided and some days i am sympathetic to th