jo ann testified in behalf of the national association of women lawyers at the confirmation hearing of supreme court justice sonia society -- sonia sotomayor. she-- joann said the following about her legal career, and i'm quoting, i've spent much of my career not seeing ahead of me someone who was like me and i had to make my way without that. i want to be a resource for young people entering the profession that i never had." joanne's dedication to both legal education and the legal profession has helped empower countless young attorney's to exceed expectations and to fulfill their dreams. joanne epps is here today in the gallery of the senate and as the rules tell us we're not allowed to acknowledge those in the gallery. i'm saying that for my friends but she's joined by family and friends and i'm going to go through a list here and if i miss someone someone will tell me later. starting with her husband. l. harrison jay. her uncle harold ashton. her cousins eric ashton, joan and tommy fry. donnie debbie and adrian and christopher jackson and marcia and glenn yarborough. i'll hear if i

and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler, and additional support from chris and lisa kaneb. support for "being mortal" is provided by the john and wauna harman foundation. (sirens blaring) >> atul gawande: i've been a surgeon for more than a decade now. in medicine, your first fear as a doctor is that you're supposed to be able to fix a problem, and our anxieties include wanting to seem competent, and to us competent means "i can fix this." in fact there's often a kind of implicit promise, "i'm going to be able to fix this, i'm going to certainly give you the best shot you can have. nobody could have given you a better shot." and then when things aren't working, part of your anxiety is, was there something i missed, was there anything else i could have done? when i started out in my training in surgery, you discover that all the stuff you learned about in the books in medical school is really just a tiny little bit of what it means to be good at doing our jobs. it's not just about how smart you are anymore as a doctor, it's about how you have to be

>> we haven't gotten a positive response on jo ann. >> what have she said? >> they say they're not interested on discussing her return. there are other accused felons that left the united states. we are frustrated we have not made progress. there are other cases that we'll continue -- all of these cases we'll continue to pursue, we are going to have further dialogue because this is critical to us. that's part of what we hope we will do better on in having conversations at that are more expensive with our justice department colleagues. that is a critical part of having a channel. >> just one last thing. we all know the castro brothers have pushed this as a major diplomatic win for them. i would have hoped and i think we would have hoped that human rights concessions would have been first before being recognized diplomatically. >> we go now to mr. greg meeks of new york. >> thank you, mr. chairman. madam secretary, good being with you. let me first going on record that i wholeheartedly agree with the president's change in direction. i think that it is clear th

and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. >> narrator: this is a story about business and war. it's a story about a small group of americans and the choices they made many years ago. a story about the cost of operating in a volatile and remote country. its setting is a rubber plantation in africa, owned and operated by the tire giant firestone. >> i am charles bradford pettit, and go by brad. i worked 31 years at firestone. i really kind of felt that we were above this war somehow, and that both sides wanted us there, so that they're gonna leave us alone. >> we were one of the largest, if not the largest, employer in liberia, certainly paying taxes to the government, certainly providing a lot of employment for locals. and we would hope that they would honor that and just leave us alone and let us continue to do what we were doing. unfortunately, that didn't occur. >> we'd been through several coups and nothing changed very much. we just expected to go right back to having our good life. >> narrator: they helped run the larges

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show off what you created on your own, not necessarily what somebody who has a design degree for jo ann'serence. i want them to make sure -- deirdre: oliver, who is baking cupcakes every weekend -- >> every weeknight. [laughter] i think what scotty just said is critical when you look at these types of companies is how are they monetizing what they do. if pinterest has a model and there's private equity guys -- and they're pretty smart, generally, they don't like to overpay -- that are willing to put a price on the company at $11 billion, then it may well be worth that. deirdre: and it's also worth pointing out that some other social sites are actually valued higher. we spoke to about snapchat, all of a sudden pinterest at 11 -- >> and, you know, you asked the question before is there a tech bubble brewing, and the answer in short is, no, probably not, because an awful lot of these companies in the nasdaq and the tech companies are making money. >> i agree with that, ol o very. >> that's important to understand. >> i agree with that. and, you know, these companies are coming out of the gat

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fox business network, imus in the morning business producer bernard mcguirk and geraldo rivera and jo annegoipg to pick hair color, eye color, height? for me this begins to get into a very moral area about, you know, creating the perfect child. >> of course. we always bastardize these technologies. that's what happens. people have the best intentions but then things go awry. and then we have these designer babies, which is what people are nervous about. i do think that technology and science and with birthing it is wonderful for these mothers who have these diseases and worry about reproducing and passing it onto their children. so it does give them hope. so when technology does that i do see the good in it. >> it's going to do that but it opens the door for -- >> well, before you talk about genetic modifications, back up to the fact is this is an ivf, an in vitro procedure. my oldest daughter is product of in vitro procedure. her mom got pregnant, lost the baby six times finally the ivf worked. so it was a miracle in the rivera clan. she was the miracle baby. it was the same argument, the

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in 2011, i joined with our former republican colleague then representative jo ann emerson of missouri, to introduce an amendment to the continuing resolution that would have continued 10-20-30 for rural development and expanded it to 11 additional accounts throughout the federal budget. to enhance economic development education, job training health, justice, the environment, and much more. i want to make one thing clear about the 10-20-30 approach. it does not add one dime to the deficit. it simply targets resources from funds already authorized or appropriated. over the past 30 years, the national economy has risen and fallen multiple times. during these economic downturns we have been rightly focused on getting our economy as a whole on track. we have not given adequate attention to these communities that are suffering from chronic distress and depression-era levels of joblessness. mr. speaker, i would hope that as we undertake this budget we will find ways to work together to move our nation closer to dr. king's dream of a beloved community. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro

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. >>> here's the thing about jo ann. she's always giving me manned motions and i'm always confused.w -- that -- what would you think she was trying to tell us? i don't know. >> she's great at charades. in a party setting, she's dynamite. but here it just doesn't work. >>> social cues. perfume problems. >> "new york times" columnist phil galanos had a question it was titled a chemical warfare truce. this woman wrote in and says she works in a small office space. not a lot of open air. she says her co-worker wears way too much perfume. so a lot of people in the office agreed and some were complaining about headaches. the question was asked, what should they do. >> simply be honest and tell her to please wear less perfume. it is causing physical ailments in them. there is a way to ask. >> how? >> you ask the nicest. you might not even be aware, but you wear a lot of perfume. it is kind of overpowering. >> or maybe you put it on you. hey, just so you know i have these allergies. >> you could say be with i have so many. don't make it personal. we're all -- do it in a group. gang up on th

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