foremost by thanking three mothers, who helped to lead friends of joe dimaggio, julie christinsen, lizzy diaz and lizziehurst, thank you for all you have done. [ applause ] and i also want to take a moment and thank all of the parents who are here of all the different schools that we have. yes, franklin middle school, garflied, st. peter and paul, what am i missing? sherman, telegraph hill. thank you all for what you are doing. i also want to thank those who have been advocating for our seniors and disabled, our parks advocates, our library advocates and of course our city staff. we have a lot of acronyms, dpw, ruark, our mayor, planning, thank all for what you have done. [ applause ] . let me just close by saying that our work is not done. and if you remember we had opponents who fought this library. who delayed our being here by years, by millions of dollars and by lawsuits. is some of them may be running to be supervisor of district 3. and some of them are opposing proposition b. boo. >> boo. >> they are fighting our kids. they are fighting our families and they are fighting the next

lizzie, let's talk about communicating with parents. to let me do some thing that maybe they're not so hot on. what should i do or not do? >> well, you really should not do is, you should not complain or whine if they say no. really don't beg at the beginning. really calmly ask them what you want and be polite and make sure that you're telling them that you really want this, and you're being polite about it. >> any last comments on good communication? >> well, there's no question that face-to-face communications are critical for kids. and the one way we get better at that is just practicing. so, if you get in an argument with a friend or something like that, instead of texting them, how about getting face-to-face? how about skyping them or something where you're actually, you can see what the facial reactions are, and you practice those skills because those skills are the ones that are gonna matter. >> well, lizzie and maribeth, let me communicate cleary my thanks for being our guests today. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> a wise person

. >> meet 21-year-old drag race driver lizzie mussey. >> the feeling of sitting in the car and warming it up, i love warming it up in the morning. just, i love it. >> and when she lines up to start -- >> we staged, we have two sets of golds up there. both amber lights come on and i have what is called a transbrake, a button, and you let go of it. once you see the amber light go off, you react real quick. and then you floor it and then it just launches on the last amber. >> lizzie's qualifying run earlier in the day in her beloved blue camaro goes off without a hitch. she's interviewed by the track's cameraman. >> that was fun! >> yeah? it looked fun. >> i had a great time. >> good deal. >> but in lizzie's first official race of the day, things go wrong in a hurry. >> i felt the car a little bit drag to the right and it took a hard left and kind of went from there. i won't forget that one second of it just because everything kind of started slowing down. then i felt the car lift up and i see the wall, like, and sparks flying. i didn't know where is this car going to go, flip over? i jus

lizzie, is it? for all we know, she's the "l" he's afraid of.his aunt and didn't even react. if she was the abductor, we'd have seen a visceral response. you can't be sure of that. he's in shock. we are running a background check right now. on me? it's just procedure. but you have to decide. what do you want us to do? i'm sorry, ali. i never meant to hurt charlie. why didn't you just ask us for the money? if you were in trouble, we would have helped you. i couldn't, ali. you got sammy and all and i... i get that. someday you'll get this. please, just let us go. i need to get back to my son. i will. but i gotta tie you up first. what? i'm gonna get my boys, i'm gonna go across the state line, then i'll call 911 and i'll tell them where you and charlie are and they'll come get you, i promise you. charlie doesn't have that kind of time. he needs a doctor. he'll be fine, i promise. bill: charlie? charlie! charlie? charlie? oh, no! charlie. no...charlie! [sobbing] [sobbing] own pancakes part 2 is a hit! i put caramel and bacon, says bobby. i like it

. >> meet 21 year old drag race driver lizzy. >> the feeling sitting in my car, even warming it up -- i love warming it up in the morning. i love it. >> and when she lines up to start. >> you stage, you've got two sets of bulbing up thayer. the both amber lights come on, i have a button, and you let go of it. once you see the amber light go on, you react real quick. and then you floor it. and then it just launches on the last amber. >> lizzy's qualifying run earlier in the day in herbie loved blue camaro goes off without a hitch. she's interviewed by the track's cameraman. >> that was fun. >> yeah. looks fun. >> had a great time. >> good deal. >> but in lizzy's first official race of the day, things go wrong in a hurry. >> felt the car a little bit jarring to the right. and it just took a hard left and kind of went from there. i won't forget that one second of it just because everything started slowing down. then i felt the car lift up. and i see the wall, like and sparks flying. i didn't know ar's this car going to go? flip over? i just had to brace for impact, wait until it comes to

has been looking into russia's largest email provider lizzie what about what's happening now to the man who distribute through all those documents in the first place would it snowed and the latest on him. well he is reportedly still at sheremetyevo airport thus the journalistic stakeout continues there of course he is supposed to be making a statement later this afternoon on the verdict of bradley manning so everyone is waiting and watching. to see when he or representative make him out to issue one of those statements by his father has had a very difficult time of it trying to make his case for us no to getting a fair trial back in his home country he spoke with the press very recently to express his frustration that he's dealing with in this case. and i hope you're watching your family as well and we love you i hope to see you shoot i would also like to thank president vladimir putin and the russian government for the what i believe the courage and the strength and conviction to keep my son safe we have tried to recall aberrate work with the justice department to lay the groundwork to

tracy: lizzie mack is dying to jump in here, right, lizzie? talk to us basically the history of these glitches. >> that's right. it is really curious, by the way i'm hearing from traders on my blackberry, working the phones, they're concerned about putting in any orders at all when this thing reopens. if you don't have the right quotes you can't trade. goldman sachs mission takes on the options -- mistakes on options trade, that programing error could cost them hundreds of millions of dollars. that this is happening today, almost a year ago, knight capital had a whopping programing error where their algorithms were buying high and selling low. that's where we're at right now. we don't know what caused the problems. we don't know if it was stale securities fed into consolidated information feed. nicole petallides, cited direct enwhich runs stock exchanges, halted trading. direct edge halted trading january 3rd with the temporary flash freeze which was a fraction of the time that is happening now. watch out for the open. it will bb a slippery, r

. >> foghat, eddie money, stix, paul rogers, kansas, and thin lizzie quite a few times. >> this is drummerean zimer. >> the mean dean drumming machine. >> watch when he gets into studio with greg. >> dean is a song drummer. a lot of people can play fast and can show boat but being music musical, that's something that you -- you've got great ears and you're just so musical. >> he is a huge inspiration to other people, people who think, hey, i'm not like everybody else, so therefore i can't. he's proving, hey, i'm not like everybody else, therefore i can. pretty remarkable. ♪ >>> that's going to do it for us here at "right this minute." thanks for joining us. we'll see you next time. 5Ñ >>> hi, everybody. i'm beth troutman. this sxweinternet is full of vi but we've got the best one for you "right this minute." most people would be terrified to do this. >> she's sticking her hand down the mouth. >> meet the brave lady who knows how to unhook a shark. >> very successful. >> oh! >>> a guy attacks a car while a girl inside -- >> does not seem to react at all. >> the russian driver with nerves of

business but on friday opened its doors to the public let's now go live to the friends of for more lizzie can you tell us more about the max. yes tabby the gates are open and the public is already flooding onto the fields here at the airfield the plane has planes have already taken to the skies as well not only is this a huge exhibition of civil and military engineering might if you will in the aviation sector it's also something to see in the skies there's three days of long flight programs going on today from just a couple of minutes ago all the way to five o'clock pm jet teams from russia france china ukraine lad. many other places around the world will be taking to the skies right now we've got some antique airplanes also flying through and later there will be jets such as the chief fifty. and it's really something that is a family event there are people who have been coming here for the last twenty years for the family to make a picnic on the fields and watch the skies with those the roar of the jets come through it's really something to see these maneuvers so it's day one of these s

a factor in that decision more on that this development now with our friends joining us live now lizzie so no face to face meeting with the between the russian added the you as a leader is this. tell us how did that all came about. well to have it was certainly hinted at when all of this discussion was going on initially whatever snowden was still at sheremetyevo airport before he had gotten his papers the state department and the white house had issued statements saying they would both be very disappointed if he were granted asylum in russia if you were even allowed to leave the airport while his paperwork was being processed when it was then announced to the media in the world on august first that he would be allowed to live in russia for twelve months allowed to work and stay here the u.s. government responded swiftly and that's when the white house said that while the president will be attending the g twenty there will be no face to face meeting with president putin and the planned trip to moscow would be scrapped and so for its part the white house the white house says that snowden

can you hear me mr lizzie's. current i'm afraid we do have some technical problems at the moment we will try and get back to him shortly too. i believe but let's continue with a different story for the moment u.s. private bradley manning has apologized to the court hearing the whistleblower responsible for the biggest leak of classified data in american history said he never meant to cause harm to his country manning faces ninety years in jail and is awaiting his sentence artie's this war has more. bradley manning talk of the stand he remained silent throughout the trial but he did give a very brief statement and i think what he said during that statement shocked a lot of people he started off by apologizing he said quote sorry that i hurt the united states he said he has suffered from issues and there's no excuse for that he said i can't go back and change things i want to go forward i want to be a better person and it got to the point where it seemed like he was just leading to the judge pleading for his life h

friday the show opens its doors to the public let's not go live at t r d's losing friends a full mall lizzie you've been teasing us all morning what can we expect states is . having today what do you have in store for us. well today is the big day tab you know max has been taking over as you called scare fields outside moscow you know for twenty years and every year it's astounding what they have to offer and of course i am talking not just about what is on display on the ground here as far as aviation technologies go but i'm talking about the flight programs that's right today is the day the gates open the public begins to enter for a couple of days of a standing aerobatics we start off here at eleven o'clock with russia russian jets right out of the gate and then they're switching off with ukrainian up pilots pilots out of france flying rafal jets and of course russia will be flying the very famous a sort of a diamond in the crown of their jets the t. fifty very exciting thing to watch i caught sight of it a couple of days ago it's an amazing jet and it will be roaring through the skies he

whistleblower edward snowden for more on this as a correspondent lizzie friends. washington had stated that it would react negatively if edward snowden were given asylum by russia and this counseling at the meeting between the two leaders seems to be a product of that the white house cites a lack of recent progress in a bilateral agenda it's president obama himself who gives a very interesting explanation of the relationship between the two countries at this point there's still a lot of business that we can do with them but there's been times where they slip back in the cold war thinking and a cold war mentality the kremlin feels that washington is not interested in a partnership on equal footing in fact it came as a surprise to many russians when edward snowden knocked on their door. you know i'm not sure but if we didn't invite edward snowden in russia was in his final destination anyway he was in transit but as soon as he began his journey his route was revealed and our u.s. partners effectively blocked him from taking any further flights they even made other c

like those revelations by edward snowden still causing a little bit of a diplomatic tension there lizzie france just giving us an update on that story. now the u.s. president has not been proven over the snowden situation comes despite washington not extraditing some of russia's most wanted man either geo political analyst eric draitser says obama's cancellation is just damage control to save face at home. the notion of putin as bringing the foreign policy trajectory back to the cold war is part of the us propaganda machine you see the the decision to grant temporary asylum to snowden was not merely a political one it was one that was made out of sheer necessity by putin and the russian government because frankly they couldn't have allowed the mellow drama to continue on in that airport and so what we're seeing as it's being reported in the media is that this is kind of a tit for tat harkening back to the cold war but i think that what we're seeing is actually practical politics this is really face saving on the part of obama so that he can play kate not only the conservatives on his rig

helicopters to these small private beautiful aircraft it's just it's just really amazing out here lizzie a smorgasbord oh at coole bad aerobatics us something obviously to see there we will make sure that we stop by. baggins in france they're giving us an update on what's happening they. find and then other news the palestinian leadership has said it will put off the start of planned peace talks with israel after three palestinians were killed in an i.d.f. raid on a refugee camp in the west bank but israel also faces a conflict within its own society as simmering tensions between secular and author of jews threaten to boil over into a violent confrontation argues policia expands military to feel were among brothers is one of the worst things in history the jewish people never lost to an enemy they lost when there was war among brothers higham and solomon is trying to prevent that from happening again but he's a lone voice the ultra orthodox rabbi was for many years a member of parliament for the country's biggest ultra religious party but they cost him out angry with his efforts to try a

security forces with bricks and bottles as they waited for a republican parade to arrive in belfast lizzie's baton rounds and water cannon to disperse the rally in july riots rocked the city for five days after loyalists were banned from parading through a nationalist area of the city. a small aircraft has crashed in the u.s. state of connecticut killing up to six people a propeller driven plane struck two houses as a try to land in rainy weather firefighters found both homes and governed frames when they arrived at the scene air accident investigators say three people were thought to have been on board and other victims were on the ground. when i got egypt's military government crowd together nationwide in support of asif of the ousted president dozens were injured as south of cairo after police used tear gas and water cannon to disperse the demonstrators the rallies came despite calls from the country's army back leadership immediately and the protests egypt's been gripped by turmel's since the third of july after a military. prepared to auburn ready. bill so that we can seat at speed but

whistleblower edward snowden was a factor in that decision his one offer martine's lizzie for us. moscow has expressed its disappointment that president obama has decided to cancel his face to face meeting with president putin on the heels of the g twenty summit in st petersburg originally president obama had planned to fly to moscow for that meeting but in light of the edward snowden affair that has been shelved president obama sheds some light on his reasons for this there's still a lot of business that we can do with them but there's been times where they slip back in the cold war thinking and a cold war mentality or president obama will continue his meetings as usual at the g twenty summit just with no face to face meetings with president putin at that time and instead of continuing to moscow he will continue want to sweden president putin has maintained his same stance through the entire edward snowden debacle stating that russia did not ask for this problem into one of the united states and citizens cannot going at it starts. to do it but if we didn't invite edward snowden a

all right lizzie thanks very much for this big lindsey france there. and geopolitical alistair dried tourists as obama's cancellation is just damage control to save face at home the notion of putin as bringing the foreign policy trajectory back to the cold war is part of the u.s. propaganda machine you see the the the decision to grant temporary asylum to snowden was not merely a political one it was one that was made out of sheer necessity by putin the russian government because frankly they couldn't have allowed the mellow drama to continue on in that airport and so what we're seeing as it's being reported in the media is that this is kind of a tit for tat harkening back to the cold war but i think that what we're seeing is actually practical politics this is really face saving on the part of obama so that he can play kate not only the conservatives on his right who vehemently attacked putin the russian government at every turn while at the same time attempting to portray himself as consistent on the issue on the russian side of course as i mentioned

at this point what some of the the major decision makers in this in this situation are saying ok lizzie from summing up today's world diplomacy regarding syria from central moscow well as i mentioned at the start of the program we've got a public guess we've put together to try and kick this around to see where it will go over the coming hours and days marcuse papadopoulos is a middle east commentator an editor of politics first provolone driv with me executive director of the club variation a discussion group of leading experts across many fields we also go to. as well he's editor of the political blog liberal conspiracy and. our senior political correspondent guys thank you all for your time so before you come to you first of all if i may. be a consensus around the world that the assad regime needs to pay for the alleged chemical weapon attack here but this is at the same time as the u.n. is still investigating are we going to see before the people before the universe to go to actually reported for hard concrete facts. no i don't think that will happen i think there's a lot of pressur

yeah lizzie from said over half a million visitors are expected in fact at the show to see these cutting edge jets perform breathtaking maneuvers it's not all about the spectacle in the sky though there's also been some hard business done some multibillion dollar deals they're hoping struck by airline and military chiefs. parties there throughout the week for you to keep you posted on the max isn't great pictures and shots to come. over all the high flying back down to worthless a reality now greece may need another ten billion euros to patch the hole of its budget to fulfill the e.u. designed debt relief program but after six long years of recession and the economy barely showing any signs of life it's hard to see what those huge cash injection so far have achieved two thousand and eight left athens almost broke but international creditors decided not to pull the plug and agreed one hundred ten billion euro alone greece accepted it had to will be x. accepting austerity and another one hundred thirty billion then followed suit and if the beginning of the term also public debt rocket two

politics or economic sanctions or a military buildup it's the black death was now turn to our team's lizzie france it can bring us more and is over to you and. well a fifteen year old boy has lost his life in central asia kyrgyzstan and officials are pointing to the bubonic plague also known as the black death now health ministers do say that his body has been cremated and his remains dealt with in a very careful manner the last recorded case of bubonic plague in keurig kyrgyzstan was thirty years ago another virus is carried on fleas which live on rodents and it's actually very common for these rodents to live in the central asian areas however when i can accumulate case presents that's when health officials ratchet up the security measures very very quickly because this is obviously extremely deadly in the middle ages it kills an estimated twenty five million people throughout europe now it's reported through various sources that he either contracted it through the bite of a flea on one of these rodents or through eating barbecued meat of a marmot at a family gathering now these days havi

correspondent lizzie france on cloud nine when she takes the skies of the aerobatics team at the international max air show after a short break stay with us. we speak your language anything about the war not at the end. we'll use programs in documentaries and spanish matters to you. use a little time to keep angles stories. here. the spanish find out more visit. sixty minutes past the hour thanks for staying with us russia recently became the focus of widespread criticism over the issue of gay rights in the country european and u.s. activists even called for a boycott of the upcoming sochi winter games the outrage sparked by legislation banning the promotion of gay lifestyles to those under eighteen in russia and with a new law now in place artie's culture correspondent martin andrews takes a look at whether russia is really hostile to same sex couples. the real rainbow russia fights in the streets and melissa arrests for many around the world moscow brings images of snow spies violence and now extreme homophobia the new anti-gay propaganda law has certainly break night in the cold war hangups

out is still very much a mystery for the latest from moscow earlier i spoke to our to correspondent lizzie france and i asked her if she has any idea where edward snowden is. well that is the million dollar question in moscow right now there's been no official indication of where he may have been headed when he left the airport wiki leaks did release a statement saying that he and his advisor sara harrison i had left the airport this afternoon but a lot of importance has been placed on the secrecy of his location he still feels like a hunted man and the man who has been advising him here on the ground the one really facilitating a lot of his communications here anatoly cucina did say that it is important that edward keep his location secret so as much as the press here would like to know where he's spending this first night in moscow it is not forthcoming at this point do we have any indication where he is headed or what he plans to do next where will he would stay in russia i know that the russian government has indicated that it will not help him answer any of those questions but do we h

tracy: lizzie mack, people are talking about it everywhere, dining room tables.taurants going to part time as opposed to full-time. >> hot technology is what it is all about. about beating first with the competition to the hottest new gadget. our next guest is doing that with the smartphone watch. it is called a hot watch. ph technical labs is using kick-starter to beat heavyweight samsung an apple. you heard of them. its founder and ceo joins us right now. thanks for joining us. this watch, is actually a bluetooth device. hold it up to the camera. it is bluetooth, so you have to carry your smartphone in your pocket? >> that's correct. it is tuned to the smartphone. you can make a phone call, receive texts, respond to email, facebook, twitter, you name it. tracy: how? >> by using, you have your watch here. get a call, lift your hand, start talking. it is a private conversation. we have a speaker phone as well. using hand gestures it's a private call like holding a phone. adam: you put your hand to your ire, sound waves you can hear much better. i don't have to fe

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lizzie borden macdonald. while there are gnashing, let's get them clashing.and center, unions joking in dying fast. knocking down the latest attempt to smack down the michigan right to work offers to workers. another judge in indiana. the eu said this. to sort of elevating. but to you first. >> so much show that the afl-cio has said the rear in a crisis. also move to a unionized restaurants. nonprofits. if he feels he has to reach out to unionized organizations like the sierra club and the naacp, we are in a new world for unions neil: that would be like a double jeopardy. what to you think? >> having a death battle here. of course. neil: a big element of surprise. >> i'm happy to fight. you know that. but yes, they are in trouble. you'll wake up as a country and find out the workers don't have the right to organize in a more. the still wears off. is no mistaking which direction were going. by the way some of this needed to happen. the unions did all sorts of nasty things and not too powerful. it's clear to me that the pendulum swing too far. neil: the pendulu

@%il: lizzy, what do you make of point that maybe because we have not gone as austere as some of theountries, and our federal reserve has been in the game, that, say, we're certainly in better shape than the rest of the world? >> i think that i'm imagyn has a point, i think they are doing the same thing our federal reserve has been doing, but we're so short-term focussed in washington d.c., to say austerity will kill us, remember there were fears we had something equating man collse with the spending cuts, guess what it did not happen, things are moving along. even though the growth is not that great. problem is with that anemic growth of 1.5%, and obamacare adding a trilliondollars to nation's deficit, we need restructuring in a big way, state, local and fed level. ne: you mentioned that britain over did it. tax hikes right away, and -- >> it was about 80-20, done at -- >> but the tax hikes came first, then they had to take it back. >> main was consumption tax that went up 20%. neil: did ttey dial is back? >> it is still 20%. >> wait. the wealthy surtax what happened to that. >> tha

the shocker, which lizzyed touched on, is median income the united states is down 5% since the so-called recovery. that never happened before. >> neil: it's interesting in a push to double the minimum wage, they didn't have to worry about healthcare, bosses might be more open to raising it but the cost of shuffling. >> prosperity is the greatest raiser of wages. in every recovery and expansion in the past, median incomes have gone up. this is a exception. >> neil: prior economic cycles, and you've been through a couple as young as you are. >> thank you. >> do we always see disproportionate am of part time versus full time? three out of four jobs we see are added to the economy are part time. that -- while that varies month to month, it's been fairly consistent. >> we've never seen that on this scale in the past. labor participation rate is the lowest in decades. that shows that people are being sidelined in the marketplace. that 7.8% is back to 14% when you take people who are discouraged, people who want full time but are forced into part time. it's a baseball player hitting 250 and you

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. >> i'm lizzie. nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you, too. pleasure. me explain a little bit about what we do here. >> sure. >> we'll take a look at the car. i'll scan the vin number. i'll assess a value to the car. i hope i can meet your expectation levels. what were you guys trying to get for it? it--it's not what a book says a car is worth, it's what someone offers you for the car. so, let's start in the front of the car. i happened to notice when you guys were pulling in, there was a little--there's some damage on the bottom. >> yeah. >> some scrapes. i notice the wheels are a little scuffed also. that's, like, the only rim that didn't get damaged. on most cars, it's not the end of the world, but unfortunately on a bmw, you know, four rims could cost well over $1,000. based on what i just pointed out--the rims, the bumpers--i'd like to pay 14,000 for it. >> yeah. >> okay. >> jon did a great job on the appraisal. he held firm with the customer, and now he's doubling his profit on that purchase. i'm introducing jon to an auto dealer in new jersey. i

. >> i'm lizzie. nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you, too. pleasure.me explain a little bit about what we do here. >> sure. >> we'll take a look at the car. i'll scan the vin number. i'll assess a value to the car. i hope i can meet your expectation levels. what were you guys trying to get for it? it--it's not what a book says a car is worth, it's what someone offers you for the car. so, let's start in the front of the car. i happened to notice when you guys were pulling in, there was a little--there's some damage on the bottom. >> yeah. >> some scrapes. i notice the wheels are a little scuffed also. that's, like, the only rim that didn't get damaged. on most cars, it's not the end of the world, but unfortunately on a bmw, you know, four rims could cost well over $1,000. based on what i just pointed out--the rims, the bumpers--i'd like to pay 14,000 for it. >> yeah. >> okay. >> jon did a great job on the appraisal. he held firm with the customer, and now he's doubling his profit on that purchase. i'm introducing jon to an auto dealer in new jersey. i h

they won after doing stuff but i covered this great history about these women, mother lizzie robinson, reverend mallory. all of these women were involved with social movements. they were in the midst of all this stuff happening during the civil rights movement. it's a whole different way you can look at the history of black churches because there were people who are within those churches who are making connections with other organizations. national council of women, naacp, all of these things are now what is happening is that people within these churches have to start to make connections to outside organizations. urban league, naacp out those organizations made up of church people. they were the people who are paying into the organizations and everything and now we start to see people going down on all this stuff because the church people become insulin. they don't want to make these outside connection so what we have to do is begin to say we cannot exist is just a church in the entity of the black church unless we begin to make connections with outside organizations and other things