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you know we need to stay out there and for sure now the gulf loves to be up there at the beach and james lee. and i think it's important we do a. team strength in your opinion person was occupied snowboards probably. against us coming from the field. and. we have a lot of strengths in a team for sure i think everyone i run with said that same person may seize the names up front air attack and plays and that's natural. but you know a lot of strength lies you know beneath that you know in the team spirit unity within the team and i think that's a real strength to be in on. those of you so you can you've got a few seasons kitties. called happy with me i guess and on mom very happy so long may continue very said i'm enjoying my football and you know i don't see myself anywhere in the future as something of such i mean i was wondering if you got if you gauge he's pretty much the same because you were as i mean you had someone getting called fancy to the boys. couldn't wait to get out of the truck see russia now i have to say it's the club it's the people throughout the club that have made it so e

one is from james lee. students loved dreaming began discussing ways to change the world how can we become more action based? >> love that question. and mentor of mine was a writer named stephen presserfield who wrote gates of fire. great book. and he was coaching me a little bit when i was working on a book and i was hitting this roadblock because i was confronting my own fears of how to get word on a page. wrote a short little manifesto called do the work. in this manifesto about the creative process with you are starting a business or a social enterprise or ngo, writing a song, we were all speaking about usher's creative process backstage. a pretty cool moment in my life. whatever you are doing, start before you are ready. start before you are ready. there's no shortage of things to care about. so choose one that connects with your own life narrative. [applause] >> next question for secretary albright. what is the role of private-sector in creating opportunities for public service especially through cros

>>james: mayor ed lee says he has not decided whether or not he will try to remove the sheriff from officein the national news, but locally a bitch is now a federal prison inmate. we have video of him enjoying his last few moments of freedom yesterday. >> on the eve of his departure from prison he held a farewell conference. >> you can understand what the years ahead will entail. a former lobbyist served four years in prison for defrauding clients and bribing lawmakers had this advice. >> he basically has to keep his head down, if he plays to the celebrity and all of the hoopla, he will wind up in trouble. >> even as he surrenders his freedom, he says not to count on. >> i have high hopes for the future. >>james: here is a live look at the james lick freeway, traffic is light at this hour, the roadways are not terribly wet. cochran thought >>james: we are tracking a storm, here is a live look from the roof camera where we have reports of rain in san francisco. we saw the rain on the radar earlier, it is finally here. we also have a quick look at the radar. some of their rain is finally its

the anne arundel council wants to ask james teare questions about john lee hoe old.pold was indicted earlier this month for misconduct. >>> staff sergeant robert bales met with his attorneys for the first time yesterday at fort leavenworth and says he doesn't remember much from the night he killed 16 civilians. records show bales was having money problems, owing $1.6 million in a security fraud case. >>> republicans are voting in illinois. 54 delegates are at stake in the state. kelly and lynette will have more in a couple minutes. >>> brace yourselves for some gorgeous scenery. this beautiful scenery was shot in fiorina, norway. now, this is a beautiful area that has some high mountains and goes all the way down to sea level. and what you're about to see, some crazy mountain biking from 3,600 feet all the way down to sea level. so the guys who were biking here called norona ambassadors, an outdoor clothing store in norway. and they are testing some single-track mountain bike clothing. these guys are billy from the swiss alps and alex from sweden. what they're trying

thomas james introduces to us captain yolanda lee. >> over the main supply route or convoy was hit. >er: d.c. native captain yolanda lee accounts her most horrific day in iraq, losing a member of her platoon. >> we had so many engagements where they've left a mark in each of our lives. >> reporter: during that ordeal lee's platoon captured several iraqis earning every member a bronze star medal. the white house invited captain lee to represent the district at tonight's dinner with the president and first lady. >> my mom actually cried. >> reporter: lee invited her mother as her guest. >> one of her words was i'm going to meet mr. obama. i hope i don't faint. i said i hope you don't faint, too. >> reporter: since she is a guest of the obamas tonight she will ask for an opportunity to return the favor. >> if given the opportunity, i definitely will invite president obama and mrs. obama to come join us at the d.c. armory and visit his very own capitol guardians because, of course, we're d.c. guard soldiers. we're here to support him. >> captain lee is a full-time service member of the ar

. >> tonight, turner clayton junior of the naacp, the huffington post, lee, and dr. james peterson on america's perfect storm of injustice. the etch-a-sketch candidate is changing the facts again. >> i keep hearing the president say he's responsible for america not going into a deep depression. no. that was president bush. >> the latest romney delusion. >> karl rove and newt gingrich come down with a case of obama derangement syndrome. >> he's a christian whose policies are to apologize to muslim extremists while they're killing. >> the american hero versus the american zero. >> there's already messiness in place. this [ bleep ] me off. >> tonight, tammy duckworth is my exclusive guest. >> thanks for watching. it's been 25 days since the killing of teenager trayvon martin and no developments on the shooter. governor rick scott has changed the state attorney on the case. he has also announced a task force to convene after the investigation is complete. sanford police chief, bill lee, has temporarily stepped down. >> i stand by the sanford police department, its personnel an

one comes from james lee. it is for rye. how can we become more action- based? >> i love that question, james. a mentor of mine is a writer. he wrote a book called "gates of firepower "good book. he was coaching me a little bit when i was working on a book. i was hitting this robot because i was confronted my own fears of how you get words out on a page. he wrote a short little manifesto called "do your work." it is about the creative process -- with you are starting a business, a social enterprise, writing a book, writing a song. we were all speaking about usher's creative process backstage. that was a critical moment in my life. -- that was a pretty cold moment in my life. what ever you are doing, start before you are ready. confront your fears and put yourself out there. there is no shortage of things to care about, right? the huge one that collects with your own life narrative. [applause] >> this question is for secretary albright. what is the role of the private-sector in creating opportunities for public service, especially through partnerships? >> there ar

beginning to use the hash mark of his name and you've got celebrities coming out like spike lee or lebron james. >> and now it seems like it's reached a tv soap opera status. >> you also have to -- >> can i break in? >> one second. >> from some of the news one and others that were on this story from the beginning and giving it flying under the radar. black folks knew this was going on before the mainstream media -- >> and i know, for example, that black columnists, they were on this case before their organizations were fully weighi weighing in. >> one of the things that i wanted to point out is we need more reporting on what actually happened and a closer look at how the police handled this situation. one of the things missing here, is george zimmerman has not been talking publicly. he's kind of vanished. he seems to have an attorney that's now talking and the one thing that i think people are losing sil losing sight of, there are very specific issues in sanford, the way that police deal with black suspects, deal with crimes involving black people that i think initially the family was worried a

. >> guest: the murder of james byrnes south lee is a tragedy example of why hate crime laws are neededse yes, tim is right that the perpetrators were brought to justice but what is important in the case like that is not only that the criminals are put behind bars for life its signal is sent to all african-americans to the entire community that that is not okay not only is it not killing a black man okay but targeting african-american, targeting people so that their race, religion, sexual orientation, identity that is not okay in this. >> guest: anybody this twisted to think that they can stuff the other person, should another person, drag other person behind a truck and anybody that thinks they are going to stop, put down the line for the gun because the hate crime laws on the books is mistaken. >> host: we will get a couple more phone calls next on the hate crime law what is happening? >> guest: training speaking to a number of the callers who have treated those on the front lines of our criminal justice system our trade with a hate crime is and isn't and how to help prevent them how

lee. mr. londell mcmillan. ms. gwen ifill. mr. wendell pierce. ms. gillian tett. mr. richard philip mcgregor. [inaudible] mr. james macgilvray. mrs. anet macgilvray. ms. elizabeth lee mcgovern. mr. simon adam curtis. >> [inaudible] da men [inaudible] >> paul tash. mrs. karyn tash. n.. jim corw mrs. paulamr. simon wilson. mrs. wilson. [unintelligible] mr. stewart taylor ii mrs. ivan taylor. >> hi, how are you? >> i am very excited. >> mr. stephen gilbert. mr. oliver dowden mrs. lauren mann. mrs. smalls. mr. samuel hines. mrs. stacy mills. mrs. denise lewis. >> i am delighted to be here. [inaudible] i cannot begin to put it into words. i am filled with anticipation. [inaudible] i do not think so. the challenge is on. >> the honorable judge. mr. james lassiter. mrs. lassiter. mr. george tunis. mrs. ulga tunis. mrs. luiz ann rodgers. ms. hilary rosen. mr. john jkelly. mr. and mrs. -- mr. paul shinkman. dr. john feliz austion. mrs. maggie austin. mrs. lynn kaufman. >> we broke away there momentarily to take you out front. the president and first lady awaiting the arrival of david cameron and his wife samantha. live coverage here on c-sp

i'm melissa lee with jim cramer and james faber live from the new york stock exchange. >> our secondome in the second city. chicago this morning, about eight months before election day, we have come to president obama's stomping grounds in the land of lincoln covering all the bases, commodities, treasuries, big business, big politics and how it impacts your money. it is wall street meets the windy city on "squawk on the street" on this friday, march 2nd, 2012. >> carl, we're about to wrap up what has been an eventful week for the markets between dow 13,000, nasdaq 3,000. we got red arrows across the board now. the dow is looking to lose about 12 points at the open. and european trading, we're seeing basically a flat picture across the board. let's get to a road map for this friday morning. crude is in focus after a whipsaw afternoon trade yesterday. iran pressed tv reporting an explosion at a pipeline. still, traders say the whipsaw trade shows the fear is still in the crude trade. we are awaiting what will likely be the last internet ipo before facebook. yelp prices well above the e

in >>james: or 4 people including two children were hurt in what started as a shooting and ended in a car crash. police say the driver of a bit lee was shot. >>reporter: and mother and her two young children are recovering here at children's hospital. another person is recovering at another hospital after being involved in a terrible accident. amazingly the police said all for only have minor injuries. this all happen after a man who was driving his bentley was shot behind the wheel who caused this accident according to the police. investigators are still trying to determine if the shooting was gang, or drug related. they also do not know why the man was targeted and they have not released its identity. >>justine: decision 2012 news, republicans in 10 states make their presidential choices on this super tuesday voters from alaska to the georgia will decide how the four candidates will divide their 400 plus delegates. >>reporter: mit romney has the momentum. wheat is neck- and-neck with rick santorum and ohio. pushers stores and more cost assumed but this race and 131 more loss on to someone who can tap to the imagination of the a

james bond. cute is he, every single one. >> a lot of oregonians here with us today. true or false, the funny bone is really a bone. >> true. >> oh. that's the best kathie lee so the correct answer, the funny bone is actually not a physical bone. >> that's right. the funny bone exists. it's actually the ulnar nerve which runs up and down our arm on our elbow. when we bump it around our elbow it gives us that weird sensation. >> pain. painful. >> we call it the funny bone. >> all right. back across to kath. >> we've moved on to miss chicago, here. are you ready? >> yep. >> true or false, the smallest country in the world is monaco. >> false. >> okay. you get money. it's not as good. >> okay. so the smallest country in the world is not monaco. what is it? >> it's the .2 square mile vatican city. population about 800. the only country in the world completely contained within the city. that, of course, is the city of rome. >> sure. good. kath, back to you. >> where you from, honey? >> chicago, illinois. >> it's a conspiracy. according to encyclopedia britannica, all of the following were once olympic sports except what? tug of war, walking, ballet and shooting.

lee dugard case reunited the chance that she is still alive. we did talk to many registered sex offenders. they plan to expand their interview to the south canty. >>james: in the east bay and oakland, a free medical clinic opens its doors. it is one to offer free dental work, x-rays and eye exams. physicals also be done on site. the clinic is expecting to see some 7000 people over the next four days in that they are already lining up. >>yoli: if there is any reason to be in a line overnight, today is the date. people have been here since last nightcap. miguel is here with his wife. what are you open to get that? >> i am hoping for optical and dental. >> when is the last time you were able to get any of that done? >> may be over a year ago. >>darya: pain at the pump continues. gas prices remain high. the jackie sissel is live in san francisco. are these prices to fall for the city? >>jackie: that there is a little bit of good is it a little bit of bad news. the good news is prices have leveled out. we have not seen any drastic changes. the bad news, it leveled out extremely high. $4.41 is the crisis at club in san for oslo. but in scenes like those pric

lee are working to get more information on this breaking news story and we will keep you toasted. for >>jamesief break but probably in the next half hour or so we will start to see some areas to start to clear out. a brief bit of rest before more rain had our way. this is will we are seeing on storm tracker 4 right now. it looks like moderate rain falling along highway 4 between nt off. it looks like right around pittsburgh, moderate range. this continues to be a wet right along 580. from livermore, tracy, 1580 and castro valley. it is continuing to move to the east. hopefully in the next 15-24 rain will break up a little bit. down in the south bay we have half of san jose underneath wet weather. feed continues to be dried along portions of 101 into 280. a good bit of the peninsula starting to dry out. san francisco is seen mild conditions with a little bit of wet weather offshore. let's take a look in the north bay. that has been under the gun all morning long. we have a green light in nature from the golden gate all the way up past novato. what weather for a good bit of the north bay. at th

lee and triumph. rebels triumph was short-lived because after his short appointment expired the following year a leading white republican in the state, former confederate general james albert was appointed to the full six year term and took his seat in the senate and in many respects, his service foreshadowed that of other african american members during this period. during reconstruction in the decades after. there were 17 african-american congressmen who served between 1870, and 1877 and they had a lot in common. they came from reconstructed republican governments in the south. most were born in the south. eight of them had been born into slavery. those who hadn't been born into slavery, the majority of them were born in the relatively large mixed race communities in urban areas in the south such as charleston, south carolina and their professional backgrounds were diverse. their rig teachers, cleared the, hotel managers, merchants and one profession a number of them shared in common. it was a time honored nineteenth century vehicle for advancing one's political career. a lot of them came from journalist backgrounds with start up new republican newspapers in the s

. >> lee mitchell voted and thinks romney has the better chance of winning. we will go to the newsroom. have james holman. what are the exit numbers tell you? >> for the rest of the contest mitt romney needs less than 50% of the delegates. rick santorum would need to get 80% of the delegate. newt gingrich would have to get 90%. that is a new way to make the delegate math argument. reporters have a lot of souvenirs' out there. this is one that you could not put in may -- the bay. one of the first things you look at is how the vote came out by regions. >> this is a story of demographics. romney did not do that great downstate. he lost southern illinois. rick santorum did really well and in northern illinois. 60% come from cook county. that is the numbers and the way they broke. he receive 20% of the non evangelicals vote. >> one of the things that jumps out is not building the base. he is not expanding it. romney did not do great among the evangelicals. he won the catholics by 16 points. what is your headline? >> one of the things that caught my eye, one of the exit poll questions was which would yo