marvel narrative as well. can you hide? should you hide who you are and what you believe? i have two daughters, ages one almost three. this is something i have been thinking about since becoming a mother. what icons do they have, what heroes will they look up to as they grow up? it was important to me to have a thate muslim character could be aspirational. we are so used to seeing in the news that most lung women are downtrodden -- that muslim women are downtrodden and need saving. i wanted to change that. >> we all need superheroes, no matter what age we are or where we come from. it is just a matter of the superhero team the right hero for the time. aat is what i think is tremendous responsibility of writing superheroes. they really do reflect the zeitgeist. >> humala -- kamala khan bringing the program to a close. thanks so much for watching. i will see you back here tomorrow. >> make sense of her national news -- of international news at bbcnews.com. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits

marvel was a chip company. but in ways, they the manufacture chip and they are doing it off of your design? >> what our licensecies do is taken a arm proser isser, building block of a sophisticated chip, add all their ip, know how, put the complete design together and get it manufactured. so using the processor, bits and piece wes do as a key building block in a much more complex system. >> you talk about one of your more valuable customers that is apple. when we see the ceo of apple pointing to a chip and saying it is the apple.chip, it is their chip but based on your technology? >> yeah, we have a number of different licensing models. some people take a design that we've done kind of off the shelf, other people take a more fundamental definition of process, architecture, build our own, how that gets described varies a little bit. ultimately based on the instruction set. >> company names is apropos, you are like the switzerland of the tech industry, an arms dealer in a sense. >> but's interesting as we get to

♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ if you ask yourself, "what is this?ptioning sponsored by nbc/universal narrator george loved the museum. every time he went, he discovered something new. the new north pole exhibit was frosty fun with its igloos and polar bears. hey! and so was the south pole exhibit with its penguins. (george squawking) (laughs) (gasps) but what was this exhibit? hey! (chatters curiously) oh, these are the museum's new vending machines, george. they dispense food like milk, fruit, soup, sandwiches. oh... all you do is insert a coin and... oh, here, let me get you a coin. here's a coin, george. my treat! hi, professor! hey, how are your plans to explore the poles coming along? you mean, "operation snow go"? oh, it's a no-go. the arctic and the antarctic associations aren't getting along. each thinks its pole is the best pole. (chatters) george wasn't sure if he wanteda sandwich or soup or milk or...

thank you to steve (clapping) aqua net and i rode over the oops way on the new span and marveled at being able to do that. perhaps the only time in our lifetime expect if you're in the custody of the highway patrol. in 193 of the east and west came together to celebrate this largest bridge of its time. and i know while it took a while today wire once again coming together to celebrate this innovative design we know will be an icon around the world. thank you, mayor brown for your push for a that iconic design the the idea of opening at night will see the splendor light. because we shouldn't just have a bridge we should have a symbol of resilience, of accomplishment of honor to all the men and women who participated in this and that's what we'll have for generations to come. navigate one thousand 5 hundred years to come. thank you very much willie brown for that. and what an incredible moment in history. that we have both mayors of san francisco and oakland being chinese-americans. we're linked to help build railroads with many of the chinese immigrants coming to san francisco to join in t

♪ ♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ ♪ if you ask yourself, "what isioning sponsored by nbc/universal narrator: the man with the yellow hat's hat was special, but what made it so special? george, come on, it's time to go. when i put my hat on, i'm all ready to head out the door. huh? what? boo! (chuckles) okay. george, that was funny, but you know the rule. no one is allowed to play with the yellow hat. george sure liked that yellow hat. (disappointed groan) george's cap just wasn't special. i'd like to return these. they were yellow, but... after only one washing, they turned saffron. i have to make a big speech and i need to know my shorts are yellow. ah... like a hat of your own, george? ooh... uh-huh! well, which hat do you like? george wanted a big, yellow hat,

so as long last we can cross this bridge and marvel at the beauty. please remember the dedicated workers to whom the spotlight along these to honor the contributions of all. thank you (clapping) >> thank you both mike and robby. i'd like to a nouns the arrival of the lieutenant governor you're welcome to join us in here and swelterer. he's a smart guy who will stand in the doorway. another sobering aspect is the time it took to complete it. babies born in 1989 are annoy adult. in the nearly 24 years since the shaking stopped we've lost people who worked on our bridge. at this time i'd like to acknowledge some of the people who helped with the design and the construction of this bridge who we've lost. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ ♪ if you ask yourself, "what isioning sponsored by nbc/universal (chatting happily) (laughs) (barks) (laughs) narrator: george had finally found a game hundley would play with him. (laughs) hundley, it's nice to see you having fun with your friend george. (sad bark) except hundley wasn't playing. he was trying to protect the dignity of his doorway. ooh. (laughs) huh? a job made all the harder by the start of flea season. (panting) uh-oh. first flea of the season, huh? i'm going to buy flea soap right now. you watch the door, hundley. (whines) (chortling happily) (chortling) (whimpering) ooh! (baby babbling happily) ah! hello, george. ah! (chortles "hello") (elevator bell dings, george gasps) oh!

♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ if you ask yourself, "what is this?ptioning sponsored by nbc/universal (george laughs) narrator: there was only one day that george liked as much as his birthday: sauce day. ah! magnifico! sauce day was the first monday of fall, when the chef created a brand-new pisghetti sauce. see, i call this a "molto jolto." (chuckles) ah, because it, uh, has a nice kick to it. (inhales deeply) (sneezes) salute, george. i must find netti. but you go ahead and eat. oh, and if it needs a little more salt, just throw it in. george took a big whiff of molto jolto. it smelled like... nothing. (groans) it didn't taste like anything, either. maybe the sauce needed a little salt, like the chef said. (hums happily) (chatters "no") it needed a whole load of salt. but finally the sauce was perfect. behold, mi amore!

♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ if you ask yourself, "what is this?ptioning sponsored by nbc/universal narrator: it was an exciting day to be a door dog because he and the doorman were expecting a very exciting delivery. (yawns) (yawns) didn't you sleep last night? (whines "no, no.") me neither. i was too excited about our big delivery. oh, boy, are we glad to see you! (barks) narrator: when the doorman said, "a big delivery," he meant a big delivery. (barks) (grunts) what's in this thing? my western town. a whole town? (barks) in a box? huh? uh-huh. it's for my train set. i wish i could set it up right now, but i'm on duty. (george chatters) yeah, we'll set it up. we love trains. hey, thanks. (groans) okay. kids: cool!

♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ if you ask yourself, "what is this?ioning sponsored by nbc/universal narrator: most nights in the country, george waited up for an important call. allie: calling george! calling george! ooh! (hooting happily) i have the most amazing, exciting thing to tell you. can you come over? uh... unh-uh. oh, right. we're in bed. okay, then meet me at the clubhouse tomorrow right away and don't forget. bye. (chatters "bye-bye") (chuckles) the next morning, george raced to the clubhouse. (exclaims) yay! hiya, george. are you ready to hear this?! are you ready? it's kind of unbelievable. and i don't think you'll even believe it. so are you ready?! uh-huh! uh-huh! okay. i... am going to... kindergarten! (george cheering) huh? kindergarten is where you go when you're big and you need to learn stuff like how to write your name and eight plus two. oh! and i want you to come with me to get all my school tools.

. >>> just ahead, marvel, digging deep for their latest superhero. ant man. plus queen b continues making music millions and history in that order. details when "early today" returns. >>> welcome back. we're watching showers in areas that haven't seen a lot this year. not just this wet season, this year. you can see around san diego, dotting the landscape here, especially up in the mountains and there's a winter weather advisory because the cold air rushing in, the snow levels will be fairly low. not down in any of the cities, of course. as far as the forecast goes for the other areas, salt lake city, freezing rain, the snow probably the worst airport problems out there in the country today. okay in the northwest, we'll see a return to maybe some winter type weather in the cascades too. not a big blockbuster storm. >> our salt lake friends, freezing, not fun stuff. >> no one likes to be caught in that, especially for a morning commute. >> you in the christmas mood yet? >> i'm getting there. >> look at this then. we got this photo. it may help you along to get

marvel narrative as well. can you hide? should you hide who you are and what you believe? i have two daughters, ages one almost three. this is something i have been thinking about since becoming a mother. what icons do they have, what heroes will they look up to as they grow up? it was important to me to have a thate muslim character could be aspirational. we are so used to seeing in the news that most lung women are downtrodden -- that muslim women are downtrodden and need saving. i wanted to change that. >> we all need superheroes, no matter what age we are or where we come from. it is just a matter of the superhero team the right hero for the time. aat is what i think is tremendous responsibility of writing superheroes. they really do reflect the zeitgeist. >> humala -- kamala khan bringing the program to a close. thanks so much for watching. i will see you back here tomorrow. >> make sense of her national news -- of international news at bbcnews.com. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits

♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ if you ask yourself, "what is this?ptioning sponsored by nbc/universal narrator: the subway will take you anywhere in the city. even to ancient egypt... thanks to the museum. this looks great! it looks exactly like the real thing! see? george: ah... uh-huh! (chatters "what's that?") oh, that? it's a hawk. it warns people that this is the pharaoh's barge. ah. ah... my history teacher's gonna love it! at least i hope she'll love it. i really need an a. (chatters) there's only one thing left to do. huh? see if it floats. (man clears throat) aw... huh. i guess i could try it out in the bathtub.

♪ ♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ ♪ if you ask yourself, "what isioning sponsored by nbc/universal (charkie barking) narrator: a dog bouncing down the sidewalk meant two things. one, charkie had gotten loose again, and two, george was in another challenging game of follow the leader. (laughs) ooh! (george chattering, charkie barking) to hundley, this behavior was undignified... (growls disapprovingly) ...even for a monkey. (barking) ugh! (laughing): gotcha! time to go home, girl. hi, george. bye, george. (chatters "bye" sadly) (sighing): oh. (yawns) ah! (chattering excitedly) (barks) (giggles) (barks disapprovingly) oh... (muttering) if only hundley could be a fun dog...

♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ if you ask yourself, "what is this?ptioning sponsored by nbc/universal (chattering excitedly) narrator: it was morning in the country and george was eager to get outside. (gasps) (chatters "rain") oh... it's just a little rain. i'll get you an umbrella. ah! (grunting) (clattering) (hooting) i know, let's check the attic. uh-huh, uh-huh, uh-huh. (grunting) whoa! ooh, ha, ha, ha. aha! i knew i had an umbrella. (hooting) (chuckles) george thought the cart was wonderful. it would be perfect for carrying stuff. huh. i really should get rid of some of this. (grunts) (hooting excitedly) you want that? oh, sure. (chatters "all right!") (chattering excitedly) (gasps) my first yellow hat.

♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ if you ask yourself, "what is this? sponsored by nbc/universal narrator: few things capture the attention of a curious little monkey. i wonder what this could be. (excited chatter) oh, okay. oh, it's from my mother. "happy birthday. love, mom." ah. aw, that's so sweet. is today your birthday? it is. and george and i are going to celebrate. huh? (chattering agreement) i'm late for my appointment. hold on to this for me, will you, george? i'll be back at 7:00, and then we'll celebrate. oh, uh-huh. bye, george. bye. if it was my birthday, i'd have a party. ooh! (chattering agreement) you want to have a party? (gasps) uh-huh. oh... shh. (whispering): a surprise party? even better. (happy chattering) you know how i throw a party? it's as easy as a, b, c, d. all you need is a) an apartment, b) your buddies, c) a cake and d) decorations.

♪ ♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ ♪ if you ask yourself, "what isioning sponsored by nbc/universal (yawns) narrator: when you wake up bleary eyed, normal things can look odd... getting a drink of water? uh-huh. ah! ...and odd things, even odder. well, i'm training in gravity boots. tomorrow's the big day. i'm scheduled to take my first rocket ride. again. uh, george, it's okay to look, just don't touch anything. (crash) (groans) well, it's good to train for falling down, too... i guess. (giggling) wiseman: good morning, boys. ooh... you remember professor einstein and professor pizza. so, are you ready to become the first normal guy to walk in space? no one on earth is more ready or more normal. just ask my monkey. (chattering) uh-huh, uh-huh, uh-huh. well, you know your mission:

understanding the nuances of the of labor law with that complex political battle but to give some marvelous speeches with the french involvement algeria and how that u.s. should try to re-emerge in the cold war. the most compelling person that i expected and of course, had great contemporaries. head with a scoop jackson did was an interesting time. >> host: what was the relationship with lead did john said? >> guest: i spent time at the kennedy library at his file was thick with letters asking for better committee of sideman's. kennedy was the junior senator so he said the lot of letters asking for different committee assignments but johnson would put them away. said he appointed kennedy as third or force pitiers some type of harvard commissioned and then to say we're making period great progress. it was a competitive relationship but in the end he respected kennedy as the tough politician not heavy hitter on policy but compelling political figure. >> host: did president kennedy's senate career benefit him as president? >> he understood foreign policy issues very role with the good schoolin

♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ if you ask yourself, "what is this?ptioning sponsored by nbc/universal (lively latin music playing) narrator: neither rain... nor snow... (charkie barking) ...nor charkie... could keep george from watching his favorite band, lobos de plata, perform in endless park. ♪ (chattering, whooping) gracias. thank you so much. and now i'd like to ask if george would come onstage and play with us. (applause) huh? me? you! yes! our number one fan. come on up. (chattering) hola, george. i have a drum for you. ooh! heh. ah. hit it, marco! ♪ every weekend after that, george couldn't wait to play with the band, until one day... (engine starts) huh? (chatters excitedly) (chatters curiously)

♪ ♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ ♪ if you ask yourself, "what isng sponsored by nbc/universal hmm. narrator: george had grown tired of the same old bathtub frog and boat races. (groans): eh... he needed new tub toys. hey! (footsteps sloshing) (clears throat) huh? done with your bath, george? (chatters) well, then please get back in the tub. you're puddling. (chatters) (splashes) this was george's box of stray stuff, none of which had ever been played with in the tub. hey! (laughs, chatters) ah. (bubbling) huh? eh...! none of this stuff made for exhilarating monkey tub action. this disappointing bath was over.

going to marvel model be a model for other studios? disney really focuses on the franchises.ital against that, they bought pixar, lucasfilm. the next "star wars" installment comes in 2015. you can expect them to step it up and tied in with merchandise and all the things disney does. they are betting big on the franchise business. >> more and more of these audiences are overseas. >> particularly in asia. china is becoming a big market. when you see big movies made, they often try to integrate global characters. global themes, if you will. trying to be specific to asia, for example. big studios in hollywood think about the content they are putting out because of the $200 million price tag, they have to make money overseas to offset that. sweeney ofu, paul bloomberg industries. coming up, he spent 10 years in a russian prison after being incarcerated by vladimir putin. oil mobile -- oil mogul mikhail indorkovsky is speaking out this rare interview. right after the break. ♪ for the global outlook. russian president vladimir putin pardoned mikhail khodorkovsky last week. in a rare

♪ ♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ ♪ if you ask yourself, "what isioning sponsored by nbc/universal narrator: wherever george went, he was always on the lookout for interesting things. but sometimes, his friend, the man with the yellow hat, saw them first. (croaks) look, george, a frog. (giggles) (laughs playfully) (croaks) (groans) no matter. (sighs) keep watching the pond. ribbit. ribbit. (frog "ribbits") huh? (frogs croaking) yay! well, i'll be! that's quite a talent there. (laughs) i don't know about that. well, i do. i'm putting you in the town talent show. me? in front of people? no, no, i-i couldn't. i get stage fright. oh, nonsense. you'll be terrific! how about you? you have any talent? uh... uh-uh. hey, george. are you in the show? uh-uh.

this will have a marvelous crop because of the cold and also, your cherries and apples and peaches and plums. >> some of the trees are suffering in this subfreezing temperatures. >> it's frost damage here, you can see the cell just exploded. >> livo recommends trees covered when temperatures dip. >> you can see twisted leaves. i'm getting this as it's starting to drop. >> this is that old bring them up against the house because of the radiant heat. you can see, i mean these have never been covered. here they are. sitting. they look good. >> if there is clear frost damage, livo says there is no need to cut back plants right way. >> if you have what looks like discolored leaves, leave it alone. that is insulating that remaining healthy growth underneath. >> the fruits, frost damage may not show up until cutting it open in the spring. in antioch, abc7 news. >> boy, you've got to feel for those citrus growers. >> things are changing. >> they are. by this time, next week, we'll look at very, very mild kecks. clear skies across the bay area now. not quite so chilly as last night. a live view

♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ if you ask yourself, "what is this?ptioning sponsored by nbc/universal (man snoring) narrator: george was trying his best not to wake up the man with the yellow hat. but today was saturday, and the man was taking george to the zoo to see a dragon. ooh! (chuckles) okay, they weren't really going to see a fire-breathing dragon. they were going to see a komodo dragon, which is more like a giant lizard. (man snoring) (clock ticking) huh. (alarm ringing) (chattering excitedly) (grunting): oh! ooh! morning, george. excited about seeing a dragon? (chattering excitedly) so a subway is a huge network of trains that runs under the ground. (chatters inquisitively) yeah. there's a subway right below our feet. it takes thousands of people-- uh, and the occasional monkey-- to places all around the city. like the zoo. and the entrance is right down those stairs. (chattering excitedly) hey! wait up! ooh! george, stop! we have to... (gasps) ...pay. sorry about that, officer. it's his first time on the subway.

this will have a marvelous crop because of the cold and also, your cherries and apples and peaches and plums. >> some of the trees are suffering in this subfreezing temperatures. >> it's frost damage here, you can see the cell just exploded. >> livo recommends trees covered when temperatures dip. >> you can see twisted leaves. i'm getting this as it's starting to drop. >> this is that old bring them up against the house because of the radiant heat. you can see, i mean these have never been covered. here they are. sitting. they look good. >> if there is clear frost damage, livo says there is no need to cut back plants right way. >> if you have what looks like discolored leaves, leave it alone. that is insulating that remaining healthy growth underneath. >> the fruits, frost damage may not show up until cutting it open in the spring. in antioch, abc7 news. >> boy, you've got to feel for those citrus growers. >> things are changing. >> they are. by this time, next week, we'll look at very, very mild kecks. clear skies across the bay area now. not quite so chilly as last night. a live view

roundabouts, marvels of traffic engineering from a bygone era, cars and manageable street flow is being replaced with four corner junctions and time traffic lights. cranes and other heavy construction equipment are ubiquitous features of the urban landscape. doha, it seems, is the addicted to carry out its asphalt streets as soon as they are ready. entire neighborhoods made up of older shops and larger single-family homes are raised with unsettling frequency and replaced by tall and glass covered buildings. remembering directions to points of interest is often an exercise in point of futility. passengers find themselves giving directions to their drivers, many who are recent arrivals. it is a product of the worlds highest and deadliest traffic accident rates. the municipalities of speed cameras all across the city have done little to encourage a culture of driving safely. unsurprisingly, most of the people in qatar presume larger and safer cars. and the ubiquitous toyota land cruiser is the king of this and a significant symbol. in recent years, more daring colors of black and gray are

[music] [applause] >> marvelous rendition of our national anthem, but an incredibly impressive rendition of the south african national anthem. can you imagine those young persons, two or three days a week with every song and every opportunity for good music, being told by mayor ed lee about 48 hours ago what they next had to do? and they started rehearsing and they rehearsed and they put it together and please, another round of applause for that selection. [applause] >> for the occasion, a man who presides over city hall and all of san francisco, mayor ed lee. [applause] >> thank you mayor brown. welcome everyone to the peoples' palace at city hall, san francisco. today we mourn the loss of a great world leader who inspired the world and forever changed the hearts and minds of millions. the outpouring that we have already felt and the unprecedented /treu buttes we have already seen show us the love that the world has had for nelson mandela. former south african president mandela led a life of he fought of injustice and oppression to build a free south africa that set off a global movemen

cheryl: kkr taking a big stake in marvell technology, lauren.me about that one. >> absolutely. moving that stock substantially. marvel up 10%. changes maybe in corporate strategy for the chipmaker coming soon. david: phillips 66, warren buffett wants to buy a piece of it. >> maybe this is warren buffett's way of saying in the future the moneymaker will be oil moving through pipelines, right? cheryl: let our viewers know, twitter's stock is actually doing better right now. [closing bell ringing] david: the bells are ringing. is that the real confetti. i think that is the artificial -- no. they can do anything with smoke and mirrors on wall street. cheryl: the dow is up 26% david, year-to-date. david: what a year. depending on how you judge these things, whether it is by dollar amount, inflation adjusted percentage, this is the best year either since 1995, 1996. you have to go back a long time to get a year like that. cheryl: we were there. david: the question whether you can sustain it into the year to come. we'll have a lot of best bets coming u

. >> it is -- a technical marvel how quickly all of this was put together, brian. i mean, the truth is, and i think most people understand that in these situations, quietly and in a sensitive way, preparations have been under way for quite some time for the death of nelson mandela, but, of course,, things, you know, many things are d put into action he in these last severalma days, including accrediting the massive contingent of press from all around the world, wiring the stadium, coordinating all the satellite technology, and weather has been an issue here. we had issues earlier in the week with the steady rain, but i think it look it's like you're getting a clearer picture now. so we'll let you go back now to hear them speak. >> lester, thanks. things have cleared up a little bit. >> -- my heart, my soul, my life and those of millions of south africans and continue to touch many lives in the world. [ cheers ] i'm overjoyed by the outpouring of love and adulation extended today. madiba is looking down on us now and there is no doubt smiling as he watches his belov

you look marvelous and are as sharp as ever. >> with a lot of help from my friends and doctors. a bionic woman. i have a very strong constitution and i take excruciatingly good care of myself. tavis: i am thankful for that. >> i don't mean to sound so selfish. tavis: you are not at all and it did not come across that way. you know that we talked on radio before, i have been waiting to finally get you in this chair and on the set and it finally happened. >> it is so dear of you to say so because i am such a fan of yours. i just watch you every night. you are the best. ivis: you are the best and will be celebrating you when you start in march in london. >> we will be there until june. tois: and we are going yosemite. angela lansbury. love her. as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with angelica houston about her new autobiography. that is next time, we will see you then. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be mo

bulldogs cut it to 3 when johnson steals and there is marvelous marvelle harris.railed in the game and they can move the ball. kravish to kreklow. montgomery 27th on the division all-time win list. >>> stanford men celebrated with an after party at expense of the uc davis aggies. stanford hadn't played in 13 days, but they romped over the aggies today. anthony brown anticipates and goes coast-to-coast. brown with one of four cardinal players to score 15 or more points. powell with a little pace on this slammer. cardinals led 33-20 at halftime. chasson randle with 5 of six free-throw attempts and 83-56 is your final. things tough next week when stanford plays both uconn and michigan. >>> st. mary's took their undefeated record to santa's house -- actually boise state. holt led all scorers with 24 points. just two minutes left, 3-point game. drmic grows two defenders and scores. gaels regroup and holt passes to wide open clutch 3 hm, st. mary's is 8-0 and one of 14 remaining undefeated men's teams. >>> two other west coast conference teams, santa clara was the 36-po

this is the marvel i know we're going to success base this is the best city in the world. thank you very much and congratulations >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in in ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (clapping) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ many ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (clapping) >> good evening, everyone. >> (speaking spanish.) >> (clapping) >> (speaking spanish.) >> mayor ed lee. good evening. i'm is do director of violence prevention services and i'll have my mc introduce himself >> (speaking spanish.) >> it's on honor for me to be here this afternoon with you. >> welcome to the 2012 latino heritage celebration and awards (clapping) we would like to start off with thaik you the band for playing. they have clooz classes on monday evening from 6 to 7. we want to honor all our leaders. our theme about be honoring the latino community and the tremendous work that happens in san francisco. we know that the latino community has great contributions through economics but culture and every aspect of the cities life (clapping) >> (speaking spanish.) >> >> (speaking spanish

those new marvelous, colorful characters from north dakota had a marvelous patina for her. >> did heave a ranch throughout their presidency? >> no, he had to sell it. he was sort of a failed cattle rancher. it.weather was against my grandfather was a wheat farmer not far from there, and those were hard times. it is now a national park. >> there are oil derricks there. north dakota had an oil boom and natural gas boom and the landscape is bothered a bit, but there is a very large tr contingent and they loved him there. >> you have to understand north dakota. there is the theodore roosevelt center where there are 155,000 letters. and there is the foundation that your caller mentioned. there is a joint effort to keep the memory of theodore roosevelt alive. >> joan is in silver spring, maryland, outside of washington. >> i would like to know how did edith and theodore meet, and how long was their courtship before they married? >> we will answer that, but before i leave the question of the time of their white house years, we think of modern first ladies. compare with a modern first lady,

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i think it's a marvelous thing >> comments. >> one thing i want to say is, you know, before we go to public comment. you heard from commissioner josefowitz this is something that's kind of like a pulse trying to figure out how to get it right you start with environmental community and start with that spirit how do you partnership with labor and development heads. so there's a path to do that. i think one of the things to do with this colleagues have couple ideas we're not taking action but this is right before the meeting commissioner josefowitz was even able to provide further elaboration. we've got those roles we're not taking action but we'll take the comments. one of the comments is nick commissioner josefowitz highlighted really specifically it's duo due to a number of reasons a the workers are on site b the ascertain it less and it's more cost effective. this is why you can create affordability and maybe potentially when there are alternatives to building liquor it makes financial sent. the pace program someone talks about homeland security and people who are making commitments

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i think president johnson did a marvelous job last year and actually one year is not enough. and, so, i want to nominate, you know, as our leader for the next year. and also i nominate rosales for vice president. >> thank you very much for those kind words. i appreciated serving out this past year. are there any other nominationses for chair or vice-chair? okay. seeing none, we'll take the vote separately for both positions. let's -- i guess -- sorry. >> i'd like to second the motion for the nomination of christine johnson as president for the next year. >> thank you very much. >> second. >> second for the vice-chair as well. >> i will second commissioner sing's nomination for vice-chair rosales. >> thank you very much. seeing how there are no other candidates, we don't necessarily need to take a vote on this. we can say that the chair and vice-chair will be christine johnson and [speaker not understood] rosales by acclamation. >> excellent. >> thank you. >> i will be very happy with the president and we're going to find a better person [speaker not understood], and i want th

you can't describe how marvelous it feels to do it. i'm sure painters feel it, jazz musicians must feel it when they're on and the night, everything's going very well. >> you never know what is going into a poem, do you? >> no. but you have to be open and let it come, you know? let it in. i have a notion that sometimes the more you let into a poem, the larger it becomes spiritually and meaningfully. >> did you ever write from anger? >> oh yes. god yeah, i wrote a lot of terrible poems of anger. yes. >> what made you the angriest? >> american capitalism. it's heartlessness. and american racism. yeah. yeah. the conditions that are imposed upon the poor by the rich. it's a source of -- you never get over it. you never get over it. it's there. it's muted. now because i've written about it so many times. and sometimes well and sometimes not so well. i mean, you know, you're always in danger with -- in anger of writing propagandistically. and you don't want to do that. >> do you think there's been a class war fought against working people? >