jill biden, because she received her ph.d. from the university of delaware and she wrote her dissertation, she wrote her dissertation on maximizing student retention in community colleges, and when we talk about access and equity in education, we understand the critical role community colleges play in meeting those needs, especially for those students who are trying to balance education, work and raising a family. dr. biden understands the needs of those students very well, because she earned two masters degrees while teaching and raising her own family. she knows who we are. we couldn't ask for a more committed advocate for community colleges and public education in general. it is indeed a great honor and pleasure to introduce to you our friend, dr. jill biden. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thank you. good morning, everyone. you guys are rocking early. thank you for that kind introduction and it's so great to be here. i love being in a room of fellow educators. i just feel right at home. for those of you who don't kno

jill stein. [applause] >> now we will hear from the black caucus. >> thank you. the black caucus casts two votes for roseanne barr. thank you. [applause] >> california. >> good afternoon. i serve as co-share for the green party of california. recently, we have seen a growing number of youth and students at joining the green party. they are sending into leadership positions. the president of the associated students of santa monica college ran against the college's efforts to privatize the system. [applause] he successfully halted those efforts. half of all students that graduate from four-year universities in california graduate with an average of $18,000 of debt. as jill stein says, we need to forgive student debt and establish tuition-free education throughout california and across the country, so that you also to economic backgrounds have access to education. thank you. -- use of all backgrounds have access to education. [applause] >> as a male to female transsexual i'm honored to be here in th

jill, i am jill's husband. that is jill, mrs. biden. we all call her jill. has traveled around the world as well. and those of you who are spouses of, or parents of the, our brothers and sisters of anyone who has been deployed, you know that there's only 1% of you who are fighting these wars. the rest of the country appreciates it, but they don't really, it's not their fault. they really don't know exactly what it's like. and particularly for national guard families, who are -- we are a national guard family. our son was deployed in iraq for you. and one of the things we noticed was that when your code regular army, you're on base, you of other people going to exact what you are. and to talk to, spouses have someone to talk to you. they can have coffee with a breakfast. they can commiserate how tough is when your husband or your wife is gone for six months, a year, for any period of time. missed birthdays, miss thanksgiving, miss christmas. and in his heart. and i guess jill and i always knew that, but we didn't really fully understand it until our son was d

well done, jill. the l.a. times spotted a, quote, line of range rovers, bmw's, whatever those are, roadsters 1k3* one gleaming cherry red ferrari. >> from the future. >> and the new york times mentioned, quote, gleaming bentleys and mercedes-benzs, end quote. somehow the coverage is not the same when president obama attends his $40,000 a plate host uber rich hollywood types. it is difficult to imagine those same outlets writing something like, ms. streep after climbing from her chauffeur driven range rover in a stunning descries. shea spoke of her concern of the growing economic divide in the united states. rick, i think he has a point. this is a bit of bias in the media that has gone like, i don't know, people don't really care, but he is right on this one. >> he is right? >> the headline is, rich people drive nice cars. >> yes, but only republicans are it is inked for it. that's the point. >> that i agree with. >> if i hadn't pointed that out you would have missed the whole point of the story. >> i don't und

jill stein. also, her newly announced running mate, cheri honkala. >> i am thrilled to be running on the ticket for vice- president of the united states of america with jill stein. we will also look at the green party internationally. all of that and more coming up. this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. forces loyal to syrian president bashar al-assad are being accused of a new massacre, with more than 150 civilians reportedly killed in the province of hama. the killings reportedly occurred in the village name to tremseh, with some reports saying up to two other 20 people died. it would be the worst attack inside syria since pro- government forces were accused of killing more than 100 civilians in houla in may. the reported new massacre has boosted calls for the united nations security council to pass a binding measure in syria threatening new sanctions and potential military action under chapter seven of the u.n. charter. speaking during a visit t

one family writes jill loved our son, thomas, and he loved her. we don't know how to tell him she is gone, it will tear up his heart. most of jail's family is in roanoke, virginia where she will be laid to rest sunday. >>> stopping iran from becoming a nuclear nation should be a top objective of israel and america. that is according to mitt romney. he made that comment during his speech in israel this weekend. he also said he supports israel's right to defend itself. the stop in israel is part of an overseas tour romney is making. he heads to poland today. >>> the battle is intensifying. thousands having fleeing as government troops battle troops. >> secretary of defense leon panetta says president assad is causing his own demise by using military helicopters to kill civilians. >> reporter: demolished tanks and rubble daterred the streets after syrian troops pounded rebel forces. president assad's troops say they have recap tured parts of the country's largest city. u.s. defense secretary leon panetta said it is proof assad lacks the ability to ru

one family writes, jill loved our son tomorrow marks and he loved her. we don't know how to tell him she's going. she was a magical teacher. most of jill's family is in roanoke, virginia, where she will be laid to rest on monday. >>> it was over a month ago the two children were struck and injured by flying bullets in their southeast washington neighborhood. at the time, dc police were confident they would find the two men who were apparently ex-changing gunfire in the middle of the day. those men still out there this evening. , nobody has been arrested. >> reporter: the two children and their adult counsel sorry were shot june 25 while waiting for free meals at is an van and 19th street. witnesses say -- savannah and 19th street. witnesses say they were caught in a gun battle. we don't think the children were the intended vehicle. >> reporter: a 7-year-old boy was injured, and 8-year-old hit in the ankle. the adult chaperone was shot. all have recovered. the families have declined interview requests for fear of retaliation. >> we have a lot of little ki

, jill malandrino of thestreet.com and you can also read jill's article on nbr.com. tonight as we continue our "foodie craze" series, we tackle the restaurant industry. americans spend more than half a trillion dollars a year eating out; dining out has become almost a national past-time. diners are savvier and are not shy to share their experiences with others. as diane eastabrook tells us that's providing opportunities and challenges for restaurants. >> reporter: on a sweltering chicago week day, the vibe inside hub 51 is hotter than the temperature outside. the loft-style restaurant in the city's trendy river north neighborhood is packed with hungry urban professionals. >> hub was everything we wanted to eat under one roof. we were going out for a burger some nights, we were going out for sushi some nights. >> reporter: 29-year-old jerrod melman and his 33-year-old brother r.j. opened hub 51 four years ago. they launched paris club last year and are partners in three other eateries. >> you go into a clothing store and you see, wow that might make a great uniform so

joining me is democratic strategist and media interest jill alper. jill helped me train for my debates and we helped joe biden prepare his debate with sarah palin. she also worked on a number of other presidential campaigns. by the way yes i did play sarah palin. great fun and got insight. and, jill, great to have you back in the "war room." >> thank you. hello, governor. great to be here. >> all right. so jill, the first debate will be on october 3 at the university of denver and it apparently will focus on six domestic policy topics and the candidates are going to be seated at a table. and then the second one is two weeks later at hofstra university in new york, and it's going to be a town hall format with independent voters. so which type of format do you think plays to the strengths of each of these candidates? >> well, i think that the town hall meeting is going to play to the strengths of barack obama. i think that it gives him a chance to have a special moment and connect with voters. overall, the independent voters who will be there in the au

. >> i brought my son in to see matt and to see jill and i just wanted -- in our own way -- to tell jill that we loved her. >> reporter: the school set up a tribute page and parents are writing in. one potomac family writes, jill loved our son thomas and he loved her. we don't know how to tell him she's gone. it is going to tear up his heart. she was a magical teacher. most of jill's family is in roanoke, virginia, where she will be laid to rest on monday. i'm surae chinn for 9 news now. >> a armed robbery has ended with the murder of a jewelry store employee. the victim 52-year-old herndon, virginia man failed to return home from his shift and his family notified arlington police. officers discovered the victim inside the jewelry store located in the 3200 block of columbia pike. police are not saying how the man died. they believe surveillance video captured the suspect's picture as he entered the store. it is not a clear image but police add the suspect is black, a male, about 5-7, wearing a knee on traffic vest. >> well last month, a chilling story of of two children attending a free

jill is a usa -- "us weekly" contributor. i should have gotten prescriptions.anything now. >> what i love about this, we have all four of the faces. richard from marchon eyewear walked me through what's important. you're oval, the proportion, oval, you can wear a lot of different frames. you have a heart face. >> no. >> it's nice to have a heart face. >> sometimes you have to pick on your personality. you have a square face because of your beautiful jaw line. >> it's not so much the face shape anymore now. >> it's about your personality. that's an antiquated way of looking at it. now, i'm going to show you four different vignettes here which brings out parts of your personality. that's how i think people should buy glasses now. let's start with the classic look. we have on muted tones. these are a little edgier. you see a little more color, a little tiny cat eye. for a classic look, this is for a more conservative event, work event. this is your basic look if you don't have it in your wardrobe. >> okay. for each of our shape faces. savannah can wear a bigger gl

when we continue, jill is going to at the time us about a unique program. here is important information how you can help bay area foster programs. it's easy. like us on facebook and you will make a big difference to bay area foster children. one dollar goes to the campaign for every dollar we get. >> cheryl: welcome back. today we're talking about foster care and again joined by jill jacobs executive director of family builders in oakland. you've been with them for 16 years. you know your stuff. i want to let you know for folks at home you may not know between 25-40 homeless and runaway people identify themselves as gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender. family builders helps gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender find permanent homes. and you call it the pride and joy program. >> we do call the pride and joe program. as mother myself every youth should have a parent that is proud have them and that includes gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender youth. we started we were seeing most of the time when they were coming in the foster care system for a long ti

jill martin here with fun finds. she has everything from wedding presents to bubbles. iphone cases all can be tailored to the individual. going to do a little christmas shopping right now. >> and then can't be regifted. >> exactly. >>> also we kicked off a couple weeks ago "today's" pleasures, "today's" hashtag. we wanted to find out what your guilty pleasure was. twitter verse has a lot to say about it. we want you to tweet us your guilty pleasure. >> we do. if you're not familiar with twitter, sign up for twitter, then give your guilty pleasure to #guiltypleasure. we'll some of your responses on the air. >> good morning, natalie. >> good morning, everyone. a fiery train wreck explosion in ohio forced the evacuation of homes and businesses within a mile of the crash site. at least two people were injured in the derailment. officials say the burning cars contain ethanol and they plan to let it burn off over the next several hours before reassessing this situation. >>> the jetblue pilot who disrupted his own flight by

. >> reporter: jill shanay was a second grade teacher at this d.c. school for the hearing impaired. friends and family say her life was about serving others. it was supposed to be a vacation on the outer banks for this d.c. couple expected their first child. a baby girl named olive. >> just had to put together. >> reporter: but wednesday, it quickly turned to tragedy. >> you don't have the words. >> reporter: pastor jim park married matt and jill baile bailey shanay and says it was jill's mom who broke the news to him. >> i got this frantic call saying something very bad has happened at the outer banks. >> reporter: the couple were swimming on a sand bar when the edge quickly came upon them pulling them under. help was not close. life guards had already ended their shifts. so for 20 minutes, matt struggled to keep his wife and unborn child afloat. but did not succeed. pastor park met matt at the hospital. >> he insisted that i bless, at this point, the deceased infant. >> reporter: tonight, matt shanay remains in critical condition. in northwest d.c., ericawonsalez, news 4. >> we ar

if you want to rrad more about green partyynominee jill steain or anything else on the campaign trail fox baltimore dot com.click on ávote 20012á unner hoo topics. political punches are flying as the presiiential election draws closer.mitt romney wants president barack obama to apologize foo his campaign's suggestion that e mmy have committed a felony in his claams to the seecrities and exchange commission about his tenure at bain capital.at issue -- romney's departure date from bain capital.the private equity firm filed a document to the s-e-c listing romney as the c-e-o -- as late as 2001.romneyysays he left bain in 19-99. 34-41"he was on leave / he was still ceo and had shaaes but he wasn't responsible for managementtand that's the bottom line." line."55-1:01"if he wasn't thee head of it, who was? the &psimple point is if you''e telling the sec that you're in chargg but you're telling the american people that you bear no responsibility, one of those things is not true." chief of staff -- now chicago mayor rahm emanuel... telling romney to heed his own advice... and ástoppwhining.á

jill nor michelle nor barack would be in the position we are if it were not for teachers and a help to get to school and someone caring about us. ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, you know, one of my favorite poets is william butler yates. here's what he said about education. he said education does not fill a pail, it's lighting a fire. it is not filling the pail, it's lighting the fire. and you can see it when that flame goes off in that student's eyes. you can see it and feel it. it's kind of like electricity and it's the thing that makes you do what you do and thing that makes everything you do worthwhile. it doesn't always happen but when it happens, when it happens, there's no feeling like it. that's why you're educators. that's why you do what you do. that's why you're so important. it's time to light a fire. light a fire under these guys and tell them we will not settle in education. we will not tradeoffucprioritie. we will be the best educated nation in the world. god bless you all and may god protect our troops. thank you. [ applause ] [ applause ] >>> wrapping up re

then jill stein takes your calls and questions. rachael bade has update on the united states postal service. washington journal is next. host: governors split on medicaid expansion. one of the issues being discussed. state leaders were/party lines at the national governors' association meeting on whether they would expand their medicaid systems after the supreme court upheld barack obama's signature health care law. while they split on committee meetings like homeland security, many took time to address their stances on the controversial provision of the affordable care act passed by congress in 2010. most republican governors said they would rate -- they would wait until after the presidential election before deciding how to implement law. host: we want to find out what you think. you approve of your government's performance? where do you think the performance could be improved? our first call comes from arizona for republicans. caller: good morning. especially because -- i support governor janet moore wholeheartedly. because she

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she was 6 --jill and her husband went for a swim. i got a frantic call saying something has happened at the outer banks. >> the husband struggle to save his life fighting the current. 20 minutes later the couple was both fluting 20 yards off shore. both were flown to central hospital where jill cheninet and her husband were found dead >> you do not have the words. you just have the tears. >> the lifeguards get off work at 5:01 hour before they went swimming. there will be a memorial service on monday and roanoke. the husband is fine. he was released from the hospital earlier today. >> such a tragic story. thank you. we are following a developing story. michael bloomberg is saying the government does not need to get involved with chick-fila's opposition to gay marriage. he is the first to tell the government to stay out. he says he strongly disagrees with the mayors of boston chicago, and san francisco. >> a popular restaurant in arlington is expanding rapidly. >> the one to protect the name which means other businesses could suffer.

my jill is little when she says -- literal when she says that teaching is not what she does. it's who she is. [applause] these guys don't get that. i don't think they don't understand why you chose to teach in the first place. [applause] i honest to god don't think they understand. and by the way, like in politics, in business, religious hierarchy, there is really good teachers and there is really lousy teachers. there is a really lousy teachers and some plain good teachers. we are no different than any other profession in the world. but we are a profession. [applause] we are a profession! this is a calling. you chose to be teachers because you care. you choose to be teachers because you want to make this country better. you chose to be teachers because you know every child -- every child is entitled -- entitled to go as far as they can! [applause] that is why you did it! but i'm afraid -- i'm afraid the governor and his allies, they don't get it. they don't get why you chose this profession. i'm not even sure -- i won't say that -- they don't get it. [laughter] and look, fol

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he was a little bit explosive in his personality. >> take away the little. >> so they put jill up to cross-examine him and she within a very short period of time got him angry, and he acted out, and it's part of the reason i think he got convicted. >> i think there's no question. and unlike rosemary where i took her as a witness based on timing, we actually did debate within the office whether i would cross-examine mardian because we knew of his explosive temper, and he was pretty generally disliked i think. to your credit, you find some good in him, but there are very few people who do, and we thought if we could get him to yell at me, it would be much more impactful than if he yelled at rick or jim, and that the jury would feel, oh, you can't treat that nice lady like that. but then we thought that because of chauvinism he might not no matter how i provoked him, he might control himself, and it didn't take long. he easily exploded. >> what was the question you asked him? >> who knows. i don't know. >> prawhat's your name? >> probably. the jury hated him. the defense lawyers were al

and jill houghton, the executive director of the non-profit u.s. business leadership network. we thank you both for being with us. >> thank you. >> woodruff: senator harkin, to you first. at a time when most everybody in the country worried about employment across the board, why is it important to focus on those with disabilities? >> well, because 22 years after the enactment of the americans with disabilities act we have an unemployment rate among people with disabilities approaching almost two-thirds. two out of every three people with detectives are not working. this is just unconscionable this many years after the a.d.a. i know we've had a recession. as you've pointed out they were let go, laid off at five times the rate of non-disabled workers so as our economy starts to improve or come back we want to make sure beam disabilities aren't left behind that's why it's so important right now. we're getting the business communities together, the u.s. chamber of commerce last year had a goal for the businesses in america of adding an additional one million people with disabiliti

and i'm so excited. >> reporter: the family says these last images of a happy and glowing jill embody the girl they call tooty. >> write a note, pick up the telephone, and tell them you love them. you may not have that chance again. she did that. she wrote us little notes all the time. >> her husband survived. the river school has set up a scholarship fund in her name. >>> another local utility company is asking for a rate increase. this time baltimore electric and gas customers could feel the pinch. they asked state regulators friday to approve rate increases for electricity and natural gas distribution. if approved, the typical bill would go up about seven bucks a month, and gas bill increase almost five dollars a month. >>> a month ago today is when the strong storm hit the washington area. >> it was a pretty nice day for the end of july. maybe a break from all that humidity, huh? >> exactly, you're right. we had a nice breeze today. wasn't too hot. humidity was in check. changes ahead in the five-day forecast. in the meantime, let's look at our maps now and see what's going on. sa

we are ready for a day out now. >> where is she going in that dress, jill? >> i know.is shoes on before. >> this is donna morgan. she told me i want to wear something dark. well, here's turquoise. and the long necklace from talbot's. >> terri, come on out. >>> there's no place like home. >> that's right. home goods made right here in america. right after this, everybody. what if you had up to 28 days of beautiful ? you can have up to 28 days of beautiful, smooth skin, with veet wax strips. veet hair coating technology removes hair as short as 1.5 millimeters... ... and leaves your skin smooth for up to 4 weeks. try getting that with a razor. with veet you'll always be putting your best skin forward. veet. what beauty feels like. also try new veet high precision facial wax for salon-quality smoothness that lasts. starts with arthritis pain and a choice. take tylenol or take aleve, the #1 recommended pain reliever by orthopedic doctors. just two aleve can keep pain away all day. back to the news. another cup of coffee? can keep pain away all day. how long is this one goi

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jill schlesinger think you >>> 5:46 a.m.ather with lawrence >>> at least in some parts will be cooking we get a huge variety of temperature from the coast line and the valley's heat. right now patchy dense fog on the coast line and some drizzle. mostly clear for the interior valleys we are seeing fogged in napa valley. the temperatures will skyrocket up to 97 degrees in many in the spots. eighties around much of the bay, 60s on the coast line today is a spare the air day. the low clouds and fog pull back toward the coast line it will set for most of the afternoon to keep cool but the temperatures are the big story the next few days. 94 degrees at morgan hill and 80 at hayward east bay temperatures upper '90s, inside the bay a little bit of a sea breeze to keep cool. will slowly cool on thursday. traffic with elizabeth >>> where are cruising with mobile 5 and allen brooks behind the wheel there on the nimbus headed to downtown oakland. not too bad of the morning commute. if you're north on 880 were falling this accident at th

thirty hours later, they were rescued and jill died at the hospital and had just made a video for the little girl the day before. >> i am six months pregnant and our baby girl is -- three months in november for thanksgiving. and on her birthday and -- [ indiscernible ] not nervous that is exciting. >> and that is heartbreaking. her husband matt survived. the river school set up a scholarship fund in jill's name. >>> the man suspected of that deadly movie massacre in colorado has formally been charged with murder. holmes faces 142 cows total including 24 counts of first- degree murder and 116 charges of attempted murder. james holmes is accused of killing 12 and wound 58 others during the midnight premier of the "dark knight rises." prosecutors could file additional charges and is unclear if they will seek the death penalty. >>> a survivor said that he forgives him. he was shot twice in the foot and twice in the arm and said that the only way he can fully recover is to forgive. >> i forgive you and i knew from the second he walked in that something was not right and there is -- . >> an

. >> reporter: this picture of jill bailey was take than week while she and her husband mathew enjoyedn on the outer banks a vacation that ended abruptly wednesday night when the two were swimming in buckston. the couple lost their footing on the edge of a sand bar. >> all of a sudden, it dropped. >> reporter: mathew tried to save jill he struggled to keep her afloat for 20 minutes. >> he just kept holding on to her but realized she had turned blue. >> reporter: park rangers found the couple 20-yards from the shore jill wasn't breathing had no pulse but they flew her to the hospital where mathew had a chance to ask father park for a favour. >> he insisted i bless the deceased infant. >> reporter: the couple had already chose on the name for their little girl, baby olive was their first child due in november. for mathew the loss is twofold the pain unimaginable. >> it will be a big adjustment for matt he is losing two. >> she grew up in se lem virginia and was living in washington dc. >>> a sluggish start to the week on wall street. after friday's major rally investors appear to be star

very quickly since jill brought it up, somebody, i will say somebody called up gordon liddy to try to contact richard klein on the burning tree golf course to get him out of jail. the prosecution presented evidence that bob mardian was involved in that and bob mardian denied it. here we go again. what's the reality he choose to accept? there was a false press release that was issued where james mccord, who had been a creep security officer had been arrested, and the false press release -- the press release said -- it was false. it was obviously false. it said, well, mr. mccord has many clients. creep is one client of his, but he has other clients, and we don't know anything about this. of course, not expressly, at least very, very much hinting that this watergate job was for another client, all right? those did occur before mardian was asked to be counsel. however, mardian denied doing those things. that's just what the jury concluded and with all the things mardian was accused of doing, we never know which one the jury hung their hat on, this or that. >> okay. before we lose the poin

my jill is literal when she says teaching is not what she does, it's who she is. these guys don't get that. i think they don't understand why you chose to teach in the first place. i honest to god don't think they understand, and by the way, like in politics, in business, in religious hierarchies, there's really good teachers and there's really lousy teachers. there's really great teachers, and there's some just plain good teachers. we're no different than any other profession in the world, but we are a profession. you are a profession. this is a calling. you chose to be teachers because you care. you chose to be teachers because you want to make this country better! you chose to be teachers because you know every child, every child is entitled, entitled to do as well as they can. that's why you did it. but i'm afraid, i'm afraid the governor and his allies, they don't get it. they don't get why you chose this profession. i'm not even sure -- i won't say that. they don't get it. >> you can see vice president baden's full remarks at the national educational associa