it's called the -- called the kinsey collection, shared treasures of bernard and shirley kinsey, wherend history intersect. it's been on tour to six city as -- cities and opened at the national museum of american history at the smithsonian institute and we anticipate more than 2.5 million folks will visit that exhibit. how's that for success? terrific. their wonderful book it that documents the kinsey collection has been selected by the florida department of education for the curriculum to team african-american studies to 3.6 million students throughout the state. so that's also a wonderful accomplishment. it's indeed mip pleasure to welcome a man to waves a wonderful cultural narrative of a people. please, give a warm welcome to bernard kinsey. bernard? [applause] . >> first of all i want to make sure you can hear me. who has the sound in here? just bring it up a little bit so we can do this. first of all, luis, thank you so much to the san francisco public libraries, stewart, shaw, and carroll. up guys have done a super job. you've got to come down to the san francisco african-americ

our speaker, bernard kinsey, is one half of team kinsey. shirley, so please join me in welcoming shirley kinsey who is with us today also. stand up, shirley. now, my notes go on to say that a few years ago we had a wonderful opportunity to work with supervisors mirkarimi and are lee on the adoption of san francisco's slavery disclosure ordinance and we're looking forward to having is the same kind of experience with supervisor coyne as she moves forward in legislation with us the we're very excited about that undertakele -- taking. that was supposed to lead to a nice little smooth transition for them to make remarks. since they are not here -- somebody's coming, i'm told. on cue, supervisor coyne, right on cue is here. supervisor malia cohen, ladies and gentlemen. >> thank you. hello. happy black history month. -- month. how are you good. thank you for coming out here this morning. i'm so excited to be here. there have been many years that have come and gone in the past that i was in these seats over here listening to the speakers commemora

baseball chicago cubs convention starts on friday but the cubs caravan began rolling up kinsey streetg matt garza and kerry wood theo epstein stockpiling starting pitchers chicago cubs 6-7 deep reports they may trade best starter matt garza the case up more speculation than substance >> talk to representatives updated every step of the way again really i can truly say more have happened in the media and reality has not been an everyday no attempts to shock them not an everyday endeavor for us >> as for kerry wood of a cubs expected to have them side by now thinks lower-than-expected theo epstein confident that will get it done soon with the light the skipper dale sveum >> quality guy still a lot left in the tank it would be nice to get that done >> professional football chicago bears released names of four candidates to replace jerry angelo, jason litch former chicagos bear scout phil emery jimmy rovyay and all that the bid by chicago bears brass that they are good for coach lovie smith. batt but why not make the lovie smith general manager? get him a paper pusher and there >> thank y

remember, sanger is the -- i can't be -- kinsey, who is it that writes about sex. >> in johnson. >> master -- yeah, she's that for her -- for her generation. >> and she must have had a very form of birth control with all of these escapades, right? and what was her form of birth control which she -- she never endorsed any one form at the time. >> that's right. >> her, we think, that she used the diaphragm. and there's some students of margaret sanger who argued that she stuck to that too long. that she should have moved away. the problem with the diaphragm all the women in the room know no doubt and men as well in 2011 that someone has to measure you. and it's not something that you can go off to india and china and say use a diaphragm and use this. it's something that needs a physician. now, the criticism of sanger has always been that she medicalized birth control. and so i would now like to turn the tables and ask you, christina, if you think that the fact that the birth control movement as it emerged from margaret sanger's work and as it included doctors has been a good or bad thing. sh

and the kinseys the man that comes from green bay. he is one of those guys that is used to winning.d of funny, a bizarre incident occurred today this will set the table for hiring a new raiders coach. there was a bizarre coincidence. the lights went out just when they turn to al davis. and all of a sudden he says something about what is this, candlestick park? now green bay is still in the playoffs and we have an idea that mckinsey made look that way. in now on to the 49ers to talk about saturday. >> probably the best team that we faced this year. i am really looking forward to it. they say what better way to be the best than to be the best?--than to beat the best. >>gary: the new orleans saints and of course drew breeze the hottest team in football. >> they have everything going for them right now they have a great quarterback who has great weapons to throw to. everyone wants to talk about the passing game and justifiably so. they run the ball and i believe their fourth in the league, so this will be an all-day circus. >>gary: now there is no true national check the issue because t

the lights here are so bright eye kinsey hands but not phasis so this is completely neutral, wheneverdo. >> university of maryland. the question is what you said about the mossad or how the situation have built the sort of solution of how good the status quo is and what said mabey has some elements of truth to it that's the arguments about why you need to change all have to do if the future. it's going to get very bad if you don't get reach an agreement it will be the end of israel's democracy or jewishness missile threats of the future and how bad the status quo is it's been the promise of the arguments about the two of the future and in the past the public opinion polls aren't willing that we've done show that in fact that is the fear. what would happen if the two-stage solution and it no longer an option and the majority would say that there would be violence for years to come it is terrible, people put true in the arab world as well. what we find something really troubling far more than building the illusion about how good the status quo is. that is in the package you have in your