m. porter rico are was here in rarely 20s i did not know the difference between black and white and telling move to this country i did not see racism and telling moved here but i so i did a different way have you ever encountered racism in this country and what have you done about it at that moment been ids. i have been countered racism but i come from a place we have some of the finest racism in the world. wiaughter] cities struggle to shape me with what you have here but i find oftentimes racism in my experience comes from of place of fear strangely enough. i think we treat racism as a cause but yet i see it as the symptom in the stems from many different things but it comes from a fear to seamy the black man as a threat to their livelihood to t to the promise to said this was their land and they're future and that to idea of giving it all away. so often times i am lucky none of those have been difficult and i am a firmn believer of the choices that we make but the way be responding is an emotional choice i don't believe that you can spoil my day because of something that you say. [applau

so rather than settle jim porter and president from britain that is not the upholstery should lead to m on a flight and. also we have a friend and common who happens to be a white house correspondente ie who patrolled me that she w and her husband peter are one of the most grounded in genuine people you'll ever meet which is a testament to her good did judgment and good luck she really, really really loves her dog so much she wrote a book about america's dog jasper only 5-foot 2 inches she tells me she is 5 feet but h. through a giant in the media landscape ladies and gentlemen, dana perino.ou [applause] thanks for having me to make it is a pleasure because nothing is going on in the world of politics but let's talk about the book because before there was jasper there was harry, henry i'm sorry. he also helped to a difficult time. >> thanks for coming today it is a pleasure to be here a was here in 2010 because i did the publicity to wherefore george w. bushecision never imagined i could come year as an author myself so henry was the first of credit owned as an adult my husband and i go

m it's worth it. this week, david black was found murder of first-degree murder. coming up -- erin: coming up in sports how does otto porter keep the maureen: this is a big story for us women. we have better memories than men. in a study in the journal "menopause" women in their 40's and 50's perform better in all memory measures than men. the study shows as long as women's aging brains remain healthy they continue to have an edge over their male counterparts. jonathan: i forgot. who did you say had better memories? i don't want to argue on that one. two airlines had computer glitches at airlines a american and alaskan have had various problems at the ticket kiosk. it didn't disrupt travel. the system known as sabre went down at noon. i.t. firm working with the airlines say they fix the problem now. but this is the second system crash in the past month. the fifth since june. there have been disruptive ones. now bookings at trump hotel in the district and new york have spiked since his victory. they plunged in his presidential campaign. increase in reservations and a sold out for the inauguration day for the weekend in janu

porter. now wait a minute! maybe most of you never saw a plague before but i have. and i'm m rning you, if something isn't done of us. now, we know who started it and we know whose spreading it. citizens of this town i am calling on you to do the only thing you can do to protect your live and the lives ofofour loved ones. all right, now. i'm putting it to the vote. are you withthe or are you against me? (crowd cheering) someone's called a meeting. i did. you didn't read about judge henry passing a rulelebout no public gatherings? i read it. i'm gonna have to take you in that law won't standup in court. that may be but it's not going to keep you out of jail. i've known you for a long time, tom. so, i'll forget it. now maybe you'd like to tell me what's the matter? yoyore the reason my kids are sick. i am? i am? we know where it started. the hawkins. and you buried them. that's what you do with dead people, isn't it? we took a vote... you're guilty. of what? spreading the fever. u one hour to get out of town. well, what about doc calhoun? he was with me. he'll still be with you

m-mr. gilman. better get... into town... they need ya... frank who did this to you? mr. gilman. hurry. (weakly. (mumbling quietly) frank? frank! ?? trackdown ays. when he'd left, porter had been like any other small town. . ?? blake: hoby! look out! (gun shot) who is it? blake yedor. in the bank. blake: hoby! yeah? we can cover you from here. where are they? in the saloon. one of them's on the second floor. (gun shot) oh, thank goodness you're back. we're in real trouble, hoby. did frank get through to you, hoby? yeah, i found him on at topple road. did he come back in with ya? (sighs) no, doc. we're gonna have to send somebody back after him. oh, no. now what's goin' on here? well, it's the hasting's gang. yesterday morning they rode in and they... well, they just took the town right over! yesterday morning? oh, it's been quite a session. and we've been here all night, hoby. all right, now. from the beginning. what's happened? well, you've heard of will hastings and his bunch, hm? everybody in south texas has. mhm. well, they're across the street at tenner smith's place. the whole bunch? i counted six. there could be more. no, that's all. just six. well, it's enough