she did not -- any malone. let's be clear, madame c.j. walker was phenomenal but she took someone else's model and wrapped it up a bit. 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 ha

her daughter marian malone was with her. >> i asked, i said, why are you doing this? and the woman was very polite and said, i don't know. maybe the scanner detected something, or maybe she moved. she said it would be in-depth. she started the pat down and at that point she asked mom to spread her legs. mom stood there with her legs spread. and she checked every place thoroughly. >> you know, all her body. you know. her crotch and her breasts and everything else. >> reporter: joe, her son, believes security w wt too far. the daughter says the officers were polite, but they could have done more to protect peterson's privacy, by patting town those private parts away from the public. >> to me, i can't understand with all the people in an airport why they would pick out some little old lady. >> reporter: marian is all for security, butor those she says who might actually pose a threat. >> this is really tough to decide. >> it is. >> because at the same time a terrorist wouldn't discriminate and might put it on an older person thinking, oh, surely they'll get by. >> unbekn

math on the michael malone food waste. and then you'd have a blast if you lived here i. never knew them. while cams. so on the coast as if the shame we don't live here with a lot of the heat on the laws for this country will. never live elt if we lived here we are left empty so all of trash about to let you take goods for what i call the money well let's save it for a new one legged from the moment nope it was nearly gave to you see my car. well if it stops so people can close. this is my ferry think. history is something. when you look at the kind of job. jim webb says it was for. me to resign. to resign. and sometimes. this is just respect. to. the other. men when i let out why they throwing this away from the pot. this should be recycled to. get it doesn't matter if it's big or small heideman else i'm in a. god this should be recycled. bad to me so this doesn't get recycled here. and here's the technology but no position. to proceed. in the midst of a decimal system works of gas. that's nice my brother home of the silver one it has only one carrier like it's just here

. >> john malone, another c.e.o. of another media company was once asked by rupert murdoch's technology and plan approximating. he famously quipped half of news corporate share holders are afraid rupert murdoch will live and the other half are afraid he will die. what he meant was people think mr. murdoch is an intelligent man but there have been times in the past whether the share holders misallocated capital. so changing guard is sort of a mixed bag it is not necessarily a negative. >> susie: very interesting information. we'll see what happens tomorrow at those hearings in the u.k. thank you so much, jason. >> thank you. >> susie: we've been speaking with jason bazzinnette, media analyst the at citigroup. >> tom: here is what we are watching. another check on the housing sector due in, the june numbers on housing starts and building permits. plenty of earnings as well. >> tom: here's what we're watching for tomorrow: and a couple of big tech giants reporting-- we'll see how the ipad's adding to apple's bottom line

to about a year ago and in may liberty media which is owned by john malone who owned the media properties that put in a bid for the 17 million a share and that is being considered i believe the company is doing due diligence at this point remains to be seen whether the deal will be closed. there were favorable signs as both the loan and the barnes and noble chairman have spoken highly of each other in the media. .. >> our schedule starts with a talk on the state of african-american literacy, delivered remichael lomax -- >> welcome to the 13th annual harlem book fair. my name is max rodriguez. i am the founder of the event. [applause] [applause] >> thank you. [applause] >> and i'd like to thank you all for joining us for a conversation in community, a conversation in books, a conversation on who we are, where we see ourselves, where we hope to see ourselves, and how we get there. that's what we do at harlem book fair. we kind of assess ourselves and we celebrate ourselves and we plan for ourselves and we plan for our families and our children and our community. and we bring in the authors

back from so if you're referring to that individual article three courts because that's where this malone's it does not belong in guantanamo it does not belong in secret prisons it belongs in the open transparent in our justice system a lot of people can say it also doesn't along in the military commissions because then you have to prove that you have jurisdiction over this human being and they haven't even told us where they were going to be at which a very. legal problems and i guess you could say so we also found out that not only did they have this this man or sammy captured from somalia but they also have been launching drone strikes in somalia and number of weeks ago right from here are they were not alone and growing stronger i'm just curious leaving. and i said earlier today when someone asked me this question i said wait let's start over manhattan or los angeles or houston because that's what's coming we're giving legal standing we're giving practical standing to this strike from the air from unmanned aircraft with people toggle sticking ten thousand miles away and to think that ch

and his new show called "the one" will feature malone in a cardboard box under theover pass. it is my repulsive sidekick, bill shultz. stop improving, greg. it is not working. if good looks were sand he would be the mojave desert. sitting next to me is the hideous, hideous actor sean canin. and our "new york times" correspondent, good to see you pinch. >> day two of my press tour to promote the documentary, page one inside the "new york times." doing leno tomorrow. on tuesday, david carr and i will be taping a sex scene for sin gnaw max. you would never believe where i get a paper cut. >> i don't want to know. >> i think you do want to know. >> i don't. >> i think you are a dirty freak and are dying to know. say are you a dirty little freak and dying to know. >> the puppet made you talk. >> black and down and up is white. i don't know where i am. more drugs please. >> are those with a sweet tooth destined for the fat booth? or does loading up on treats make for smart eats? according to the best study have i heard of, candy might help kids from becoming obese. let me repeat th

trying to sell themselves as of one year-ago in in early may, liberty media which is owned by john malone put in of bid at $17 a share and that is considered in the company is doing to diligence but it remains to be seen there are some favorable signs and also spoken highly of each other in the media, at this point*, perhaps not of up in the air but hardly a done deal. >> tell us about the publishers marketplace and if people want to follow you? >> i am a news editor for publishers marketplace which owns publishers lunch which reaches 40,000 subscribers to defined as that publishers marketplace.com. >> thank you for the update on borders. >> my pleasure. >> i have a list of books but some are unfinished some are you. the first book is a book about the whole issue of central asia where i think most of the politics of the next 25 years will occur. i have read chapters when i travel to various parts like indonesia but i want to read the whole book. i started in february. another book given to me from the american academy of engineers and i said to them what problems over the next 20 or 30 ye

. >> malone, back of the goal and in front. halpern, buries it. >> reporter: he's 35 years ole and during his 12th season in the nhl. his life has come full circle. not only is he back near his hometown of potomac, maryland, but back with a team he spent seven seasons with. he has evolved and so has the capitals. >> it happened overnight. came back and all of a sudden, they had posters out and the crowd was unbelievable and notef city in the league -- and the product on the ice with the team has been great. >> reporter: the capitals have their vision for jeff halpern as the fourth line center. what about the role he sees for himself? >> and to be a solid player and to come in -- and with some systems. i know a lot of the guys. and able to see what they have done and that is blending in to add my two cents in and to blend in as much as i can. lindsay murphy, fox 5 sports. >> halpern has a chance to do something with the calfs he's never done in his entire career, the that is to win a play-off series. >> and we would like to have

. >> reporter: david malone knows san francisco streets and that includes where to find snow. >> right6th and mission by the bart station there. it's readily known as you can cop everything there and it's really insane because everyone knows that there's undercover cops all around that area, too. >> reporter: but that didn't stop malony's 28 year-long literal nosedive into what the streets call gutter glitter. in no time, the atherton native had spent every time and was robbing and stealing to support his habit. >> i was doing an eight ball a day at my peak which is a whole lot. it's 3.5 grams. >> reporter: proof that the so- called addiction of the 1980s is actually thriving in the 2.0 generation. >> it's everywhere. it's everywhere. >> reporter: but modern day cocaine is packing more than an instant high. it's eating users. >> the body is eating away at itself. >> reporter: the internist and addiction specialist at san francisco's tom waddell health center, over the past year and a half: >> i have seen three or four patients where i said, this is definitely a case. >> reporter: cases

people have successfully fended them off. >> reporter: so linda malone has the right idea. >> that'seady to defend little carnegie. >> this warrior mama. >> reporter: david wright, abc news, laguna woods, california. >> defend is right. the oc city council is considering an emergency resolution to allow people to shoot the coyotes. >> that's going to be the next step. if they're invading quiznos it's time for drastic action. there are real tips here. don't leave your pets outdoors. don't leave pet food outdoors. coyotes are looking for food. carry a big stick. or something called citranella. which is a spray. >> don't ever feed them. they'll come back looking for more. >>> it is friday. thank goodness. >> thank you, lord. >> which means it is time for "insomniac theater." if you can't decide which movie to see we've got the early views to help you choose. >> take a look at the new steve carell/ryan gosling movie which looks really good. we'll start with the much-hyped "cowbobo and aliens." the title says it all. you know what you're getting into.ç you're going to see cowboys and alie

. >> reporter: these days whenever linda malone takes carnegie for a walk she always dresses for battlestick, a whistle, a knife, you are seriously prepared. >> i am so serious. >> reporter: this gated retirement community in orange county is as safe as can be from criminals but not cocotes. there have been three attacks in the last three days. karen lost her little yorkie named pooh. >> by the time i knew anything happened, the dog was already dead. >> reporter: how often do you get calls about coyotes now? >> right now we're getting upwards of a dozen day. >> reporter: this animal officer says they're territorial and increasingly aggressive. used to be all they would go for was a chihuahua, yorkie maltese and now they're approaching german shepherds, standard poodles, things like that. >> reporter: big dogs. >> yeah. >> reporter: it's not just a california problem. >> yes, i believe coyotes are found in every state of the country. >> reporter: one wandered in a quiz quizno's in downtown chicago. last week in broomfield colorado, a coyote attacked a toddler and this west highland terri

in early may would is owned by john malone who owns various media propert

but what we do know is this, our colleague carolyn malonely left but i think she said the other day thatt on the vice president. they walked away from mcconnell and reid. they walked away from the gang of 6. they've walked away from the president not once but now twice and i think she concluded by saying if barack obama comes up with a cure for cancer, they might walk away from that as well. that's the leader and that's where the politics are being played. we're saying put the politics aside. you want to sit down and seriously discuss the deficit, which there were an awful lot of ground that was made. but every time they say a lot of ground was made, we have a grand plan, we have a small plan, they've walked away. it doesn't give a great deal of confidence that we'd like to see them come up with their proposal and certainly we think it should be -- at least i feel personally should be a clean vote and move on to the other issues. >> have you seen the reid plan, 2.7 trillion in revenue. >> i have not. i would imagine that plan and we are having a caucus this evening in which we hope that