joining us now is state senator lena taylor. lena, what can you tell us about that race tonight?, what i know for sure about that race is that the milwaukee numbers, i've not received a call in on those, and there are absentee ballots that are still out. so no matter what the numbers show, until those absentee ballots are counted, we've not -- we're not going to concede. >> so you're saying we may not have a decision tonight in that race? >> i won't say that. i'll say that it will take a little longer because those absentee ballots need to come in and once they come in i think they're going to favor the woman who's passionate about the people. >> are you surprised at the showing by sandy pasch? >> you know, it is very surprising. i mean, let's remember, we're playing on the republicans' territory here. these are republican districts. these are districts, as you stated, that walker won. taking out alberta darling is a huge task. so i'm surprised that sandy was able to do so strongly in the district. but she's such a great candidate. and the people were very disgusted by what alber

joining us now is state senator lena taylor. lena, what can you tell us about that race tonight? about that race is that the milwaukee numbers, i've not received a call in on those, and there are absentee ballots that are still out. so no matter what the numbers show, until those absentee ballots are counted, we've not -- we're not going to concede. >> so you're saying we may not have a decision tonight in that race? >> i won't say that. i'll say that it will take a little longer because those absentee ballots need to come in and once they come in i think they're going to favor the woman who's passionate about the people. >> are you surprised at the showing by sandy pasch? >> you know, it is very surprising. i mean, let's remember, we're playing on the republicans' territory here. these are republican districts. these are districts, as you stated, that walker won. taking out alberta darling is a huge task. so i'm surprised that sandy was able to do so strongly in the district. but she's such a great candidate. and the people were very disgusted by what alberta has done by being a

. >>> let's turn now to lena taylor. this has been a highlight of our coverage to be able to meet these great senators who are so brave and stick up for democracy, she was one of the wisconsin 14. and speaks her mind thoroughly, i might add. what mood can we find by liberals in wisconsin tonight, lena? >> you know, we're excited. i can't tell you that there aren't some individuals who i think look at it honestly wrongly, when they believe that we've not won. this was huge. we went in republican's turf, we went in their backyard and sandbox and we took some toys and made them our own seats. these are the people who won in the obama landslide of 2008 and these are individuals who frankly, for us to have done this was a great thing. would we have liked three, sure? >> right. >> this is only round two. >> scott walker says he now wants to reach out and work with the minority to create jobs. this is the same governor that had state troopers looking for you just five months ago, six months ago. do you trust him? and is this a

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meanwhile wimbledon champion petra competes of and french open champion lena are also watching the czech be under a peck of h. while now went on to smother stosur thirteen times champion stringer williams the lived up to her billing. in three sets. from toronto to montreal where the shock of the men's rogers cup to date so that you will fritz song. third seed roger federer in the last sixteen be informed french considering the first set on the tie break before the swiss fought back in the second but the decider well it was totally one sided tsonga storming to be enlightened by six games to one. no such worries for the top seed novak djokovic making it through after putin crossed martin silage in straight sets seven five six two the score in the serves second match since becoming world number one following his wimbledon triumph this improving his season's record to fifty wins with just one defeat to federer the french. verdict is also through to the last eight following a victory over evil karlovic the seventh seeded czech taking the opener six three but how they were considerably harder

. >> we have a motion for lena miller. we can't do that without opposition. on might turn -- we can do that without opposition. on my time on the board of education, -- was really alarming. there was a study where they were able to x-ray the brain and you could see there was a difference in the size of different parts of rain for an average six greater in the bay view that experienced violence and, in his or her life and another. it is important that we highlight those issues. i appreciate miss miller for the work you have done. i wanted to appreciate mr. patterson, i know that you are not actually in my district. this is a huge issue. i hope that we will be able to see you on the mental health board as well. to have a motion? we can do that without opposition. madam clerk, please call item number 3. >> resolution declaring the intention of the board of supervisors chu have a property- based improvement district. >> the sponsor of that legislation is on the committee so i will turn it over to supervisor elsbernd. >> this is pretty self- explanatory. should th

there is no peace in the village of could be it lena lives once upon a time she wouldn't even let her daughter play in the courtyard. a little while those favorite placings. hopes the before long a child will forget all about. i . this is a cable from the u.s. embassy in colombo goes up to talk about here it apparent june seventh incident of extrajudicial executions the military reported to the press that on that day that killed nine guerrillas in combat it desiccation by instruction on couldn't you know and they're strongly suggest however that the nine were executed by the army and then dressed in military fatigues. displayed how you know this kind of phenomenon where bodies are dressed up as guerrillas and presenting as killed in action ominous and just the idea that you need to produce bodies actually encouraged paramilitary collaboration this is a cia document social intelligence agency they knew about these activities they knew they were happening they knew about links to paramilitary groups and yet it's u.s. aid continued to flow. for many years people in skinfold will more con

meanwhile wimbledon champion petra competes about french open champion lena are also white the czech underage petrovich while now when trying to smother still serve thirteen times slam champion trina williams the lived up to her billing i class and ginger i intreat. from toronto to montreal where the shock of the men's rogers cup to date soldier wilfred tsonga a joy third seed roger federer in the last sixteen he informed french construing the first set on the tiebreaker for the swiss four in the second but the decider well it was totally one sided tsonga storming to be enlightened by six games to. no such worries for the top seed novak djokovic making it through after putting more and silage in straight sets by sixty to score in the serve second match since becoming world number one following his wimbledon triumph joker this improving his season's record to fifty wins with just one defeat to federer the french. public verdict is also through to the last eight following a victory over evil carla bitch this seventh seeded czech taking the opener six three but he had to work considerab

gold on the sovaldi while lena must lie around it out of the top three. meanwhile this man will go for gold in the mounds one hundred meters in sunday's highlight usain bolt's in here progress thing into the seventies by easily winning the quarterfinal heat on saturday the jamaican skier rivals a south of power in times and they are sidelined with the injuries former world record holder maurice greene though sounds there is one certain runner who could be a real threat to balls in the final. hours a new store will be born i believe i believe johan blake is going to show the world that it's not just only two or three people he's going to go to come out and give you same boat a very good race. more discourse in formula one now west of us and that's our as claimed pole position for sunday's belgian grand prix championship later edging mclaren's lewis hamilton for top spot on the grades with the town's red bull team mate mark webber securing third position for my f one champion johnson button meanwhile failed to build on his recent victory in hungary dropping

lena miller? >> good afternoon, supervisors. thank you for having me. i am the founder and co- executive director of the hunters point family. i was very excited to learn about this seat, because i started out my career with an interest in mental health. i thought i was going to be a psychiatrist and a kind of work with youth 1-on-one. but i came of age in the 1980's, which is sent -- when our community really started to change for the worse. we saw the epidemic of crack and also machine guns, and really a lot of pain in our community. as i graduated from college and a look into graduate school and what kind of debris i would pursue, i decided to get a master's in social work, because it would allow me to be a little more flexible with the kind of work that i would do in terms of healing. ultimately, i found the program that is known as the hunters point family. we started out as an after- school program. really, the thought about that was that a program that really nurtured young people and worked with them every single day was going to be a lot more p

but maggie lena walker from virginia was a second grade education who started penny savings bank. debate that existed until 2009. let's lift her up. when it comes to black history month we have our black people i love them all, frederick douglass and martin luther king, put your head down. she just did. the point is this. we have black people who people don't know who are so important. par la harris in new york. a phenomenal woman. this brother who is a philanthropist, a leader who is phenomenal. st. john, television and radio personality in the 1950s. we should resonate with her. she decided to be a broker. the first black woman to pass the new york stock exchange exam. come john now! give the sister some love. [applause] naomi sims. she was just a model. she was also a phenomenal -- mary ann dragons, black woman on wall street. i list these people because it is important. we don't want to just say we have static figures. we have dynamic human beings we might walk across at the starbucks. that for you, the work you have done around your antecedent is important. it is very importa

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be pushed down and soft and out and homogenized so that when someone like nat king cole, joe louis, lena horne, presented with one authoritative version about how to be a successful african-american rather than all of the successful somewhat fascinating stories of how people had made their ways in earlier decades. another important contradiction is, of course, that the history of african-americans going back to the founding of the country is one in which their relationship to the market is not only as individuals who are presented from being ill to consume, but as entities who are being consumed. after all, african americans come to this country largely for slavery. much of what one sees during the 1940's. ebony and the american negro exposition, which i write about in my first chapter. some of the different initiatives to attempt to bring african americans in greater alignment with the market is a puzzling over how to make this term incredible in the face of a much longer history in which black folks were faced with the heritage of their enslavement within the united states. i think to

the meridian the lena the judge the hotels shirts in new delhi hotel the memory eighty hotel larry collection among the plaza among maidens hotels. put those a movie don't notice i'm sure most pundits put repercussions from those. people in libya say their wives are now in congress from one thousand weapons probably use on train towns as nato says it will stay in the region turn to the. police have identified two out of the three suicide bombers and broadcast on the structure of the north caucuses and public consciousness now killing nine and leaving more than twenty wounded from. the czech president compared to the euro zone membership to being in a straitjacket house of blocks leaders grow ever more exasperated epidemic ravaging . and un go home say israeli settlers ahead of september throw it out the recognition of a palestinian state as they prepare for a possible uprising experts say they might just be called for. a sports update is next year in r.t. this can. hello welcome to the sports update on this one as they often do for the football transfers and preparation for the european quali

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. >> lena, what can you tell us about sandy pasch?ing i'll tell you is that she's a nurse and she's been very passionate. she did a lot of work that helps with mental health parity and so on and so forth. but i think the thing that goes to her character, this woman broke her hip when she ran for state rep, and she was out still knocking on doors in wisconsin. i'm like a woman who has that kind of tenacity, who's dedicated to children, who's a nurse, and who's been dedicated to trying to really address the issues that exist with mental health, issues in our state, is really the kind of person that we need in that house that's over there. >> we have been reporting -- >> the people's house. >> we've been reporting today and characterizing this 8th district race as the crown jewel for the democrats. how close is alberta darling to governor walker? how close an associate? >> you didn't know? it's alberta walkers darling. >> that close, huh? >> pretty close. she's rubber-stamped pretty much everything that he's done without closely examinin

and ed would say to him, he said, "have you seen my lena horne interview?" so when this moment comes for you, what building are you going to ask god to look at? >> you know, it's like having a bunch of kids -- >> don't tell me that. >> who is your favorite? because of what it means and the significance of creating a place that tells the story of the holocaust, which is such a central piece of the history of our time. and trying to find an architecture framework that could be the place of that story. >> rose: when did you build it? >> i did the children's memorial 25 years ago. but the museum itself, we opened five years ago, complete rebuilding of the old museum, new exhibits, complete rebuilding five years ago, opened five years ago. the uniqueness of verb verb is that it is in juruse lem. when you go through the narrative, the question is what happens at the end. after the hall of names, a place where all the three million files, i take you out. i go through the mount and i know i emerge out of a mountain, and at that point a building which is a prism dug

. >> oscar, care lena? >> i take it seriously. i'm proud to be in the company.company and it never gets old. >> didn't i see you standing outside one of the preemmy parties? >> i bring my emmy. i'm the greeter at the david -- party i bring my emmys every year to this fancy a-list party called the night before. it is not appropriate. there's no press and i do it to see who has a sense of humor and i stand outside of the party. >> i know. >> holding my emmy and say to the celebrities, no matter how famouser that would you like a photo with a real emmy. half laugh and half go i don't know her. and half are guys i slept with saying i don't know her. and every year i do it and i don't know jeffrey katzenberg. did you enjoy it? >> yes, jou you justed me out of nowhere and said would you like to be photographed with an emmy. >> we probably have a picture of us together with my emmys. >> not a good one. >> you don't know what i am going to hold in my hot little hands, morgy, let's get the party started. >> why am i not really nervous about the last five minutes. >> beca

but maggie lena walker from virginia was a second grade education who started penny savings bank.debate that existed until 2009. let's lift her up. when it comes to black history month we have our black people i love them all, frederick douglass and martin luther king, put your head down. she just did. the point is this. we have black people who people don't know who are so important. par la harris in new york. a phenomenal woman. this brother who is a philanthropist, a leader who is phenomenal. st. john, television and radio personality in the 1950s. we should resonate with her. she decided to be a broker. the first black woman to pass the new york stock exchange exam. come john now! give the sister some love. [applause] naomi sims. she was just a model. she was also a phenomenal -- mary ann dragons, black woman on wall street. i list these people because it is important. we don't want to just say we have static figures. we have dynamic human beings we might walk across at the starbucks. that for you, the work you have done around your antecedent is important. it is very importan

but maggie lena walker from virginia was a second grade education who started penny savings bank.debate that existed until 2009. let's lift her up. when it comes to black history month we have our black people i love them all, frederick douglass and martin luther king, put your head down. she just did. the point is this. we have black people who people don't know who are so important. par la harris in new york. a phenomenal woman. this brother who is a philanthropist, a leader who is phenomenal. st. john, television and radio personality in the 1950s. we should resonate with her. she decided to be a broker. the first black woman to pass the new york stock exchange exam. come john now! give the sister some love. [applause] naomi sims. she was just a model. she was also a phenomenal -- mary ann dragons, black woman on wall street. i list these people because it is important. we don't want to just say we have static figures. we have dynamic human beings we might walk across at the starbucks. that for you, the work you have done around your antecedent is important. it is very importan

but maggie lena walker from virginia was a second grade education who started penny savings bank. that existed until 2009. let's lift her up. when it comes to black history month we have our black people i love them all, frederick douglass and martin luther king, put your head down. she just did. the point is this. we have black people who people don't know who are so important. par la harris in new york. a phenomenal woman. this brother who is a philanthropist, a leader who is phenomenal. st. john, television and radio personality in the 1950s. we should resonate with her. she decided to be a broker. the first black woman to pass the new york stock exchange exam. come john now! give the sister some love. [applause] naomi sims. she was just a model. she was also a phenomenal -- mary ann dragons, black woman on wall street. i list these people because it is important. we don't want to just say we have static figures. we have dynamic human beings we might walk across at the starbucks. that for you, the work you have done around your antecedent is important. it is very important for

lena horne. governor ross barnett of mississippi was also listed among the missing prompting boos in the crowd changed to crowd saying he was lost beneath the speakers platform beneath the lincoln memorial. the amplifier introduced teen idol bobby darren and he said he was proud and choked up. a few members of the crowd started walking to the lincoln memorial. they were quickly followed and soon thousands of demonstrators were walking down constitution and independence avenues. they didn't form regular lines or keep a set tempo. they just walked as "the washington post" put it like people who know where they're going but not making a show of it. about 20 minutes after the people had started walking, a voice came over the loud speakers we've lost the leaders delegation. they're hereby instructed to go to the lincoln memorial. would they please sound off? the original plan was for the heads of the major civil rights groups to emerge from morning members meeting with members of the congress and to l