yes, i'm trying to reach melinda hague. >> you have reached the voice mail of melinda hague.lease leave a message after the beep, thank you. >> i'm trying to reach melinda hague. this is morgan spurlock calling and i wanted to speak to you about harborside medical and the forfeiture legal actions brought against them. if you could call me back when you have a chance. nobody there. we will keep calling. >> i'm not able to take your call right now. please leave your name and number and reason for the call. >> morgan spurlock calling for melinda hague. >> i'm not able to take your call right now. >> yes, we are trying to reach melinda hague's office. >> once again, it is morgan spurlock, hope you are well. thank you. nobody is going to talk to us. it is evident nobody is going to talk to us. we are going to keep trying. zçzç >>> with the court date in just a few days, we are heading to san francisco to meet up with the lawyer who represents harborside health center. harborside is operating in dangerous legal waters. no dispensary has ever successfully fought back against the fed

>> jean case: melinda called and talked to us.t of knowing bill and melinda for a long time, going back to our technology roots. >> steve case: we competed against them for many years. >> jean case: we did. >> steve case: and we're happy to finally join forces. >> rose: you wanted to be on their side. >> steve case: yeah, yeah, we wanted to be on the... aligned. >> rose: they've all signed the same pledge, and they bring the same brashness to their philanthropic ambition that helped them build financial empires. >> pete peterson: charlie, this is a group made up largely of entrepreneurs. and they didn't make a billion dollars or $5 billion by doing the ordinary; they did it by being bold. >> rose: that's certainly true for sara blakely. >> sara blakely: well, i made all the money by making other people's butts look a lot better. >> rose: i think you've missed me. in 2000, she took $5,000 in savings and started the undergarment company spanx. now, she wants her philanthropy to be as cutting edge as her billion-dollar business. >> b

melinda has been an incredible partner, it's a partnership between our partners in the u.s. attorney offices and our partners in state and local government. when i think about the hate crimes cases and the other cases i've done, i've made friends for life with local law enforcement officers, with local da's and local community leaders who have been our eyes and ears. when i look around this audience i really appreciate the fact you have all the ingredients of reform and improvement. i have had the privilege of serving in the federal government, as melinda described, i've had the privilege of serving in state government as a state cabinet official back in maryland, i've had the privilege of serving as a local elected official and governor -- once a local elected official, always a local elected official. what i learned from that is partnership is what it's all about. if you want to confront the most vexing problems, you have to bring people across an ideological spectrum, you have to include the business community, you have to include our nonprofit, our faith leaders. that's

that's not how melinda has responded, that's not how eric holder approach their job, that's certainly not how this superintendent is approaching his job and that's not how any of us can afford to approach their jobs. i don't want to prosecute any more hate crimes cases. i want to be, for those of you over 50, remember that maytag commercial, the guy is sitting there waiting for that phone to ring? i want to be that room. i want to have nothing to do. i want to take my niece up on her offer to golf at the present side owe because i want to have time on my hands. but we see this headwind of intolerance that is a growth industry, i real estate gret to tell you. we see it manifested in our hate crimes practice, so many cases involving teenagers who have been recruited at a young age to desecrate mosques, to do so many other unspeakable things in communities across this country. so we have to get to work and we are, in fact, getting to work and i am so impressed at the partnerships that have been out here. i'm so impressed that we recognize that bullying is no longer simply the bullying of

attorney, melinda hague and i helped spearhead yesterday with 800 students who came together who watch an incredible film by lee hirsch i've heard the wonderful reports from the kids, seen their laughter and their tears. we are going to honor your making that film by doing what we need to do to stop bullying across the country. because the data shared by our u.s. attorney, representatives from the department of education confirm if we don't do anything about it, 13 million kids will become victims again for another year. some 3 million kids across the country will decide it is better to leave their school grounds than to continue their education. there will be more stupblting of the emotional and educational growth of our kids. all across the bay, whether working here in san francisco or alameda or sonoma or santa clara county. i want to thank you law enforcement officials here, instructors, community advocates, people who are concerned about our kids, they are our future and i would love to see a new generation of kids who don't know what bully is, who are not victims, who don't have

i hope if you take one and only one thing from melinda and my and ruslyn's remarks today, if you have an idea, please bring them to us. we want to learn from you. we are in this together and i want to say thank you because the most important thing we have is a recognition that you understand that this is indeed a national issue for us to deal with. i'm looking forward to the rest of the day, i appreciate your presence and i appreciate your leadership, melinda, and let's get on with it. (applause). >> i have the honor of sbre duesing our moderator, tom perez has graciously agreed to stay and participate in our first panel, business creating a healthy safe and inclusive environment for all school students, the role of our federal government. tom perez, assistant secretary for civil rights, ruslyn lee. she was also nominated by president obama to serve in her role as assistant secretary of education for civil rights and she was confirmed by the senate in may of 2009. as assistant secretary, ruslyn is assistant secretary arnie's duncan's primary advisor. before she joined the department o

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snowden is enemy number one in many corners of the united states right now melinda but here in germany. we even have some members of parliament praising him celebrating mean there's a huge disconnect right now. over the atlantic is. there is indeed it. and this has been a true test for transatlantic relations perhaps the most difficult one since the cold war and the disconnect go so far as to encompass that backlash that was just a little of which were returned to its interview. we see three quarters of germans said they think that they think barak obama should apologize to the chatswood sixty percent of people saying that the transatlantic relations trust has been very very badly damaged. indeed still a lot of repair work to be down here. tokyo chief political correspondent with the green on the story for small and as always thank you very much moving on to a breaking story there's been a serious shooting incident at los angeles international airport police say a number of people are injured and that the shooter was wounded by officers and is now in custody to. the they are ambulances

melinda emerson is an american express open adviser and kathryn minshew.to see awe all of you. sallie, you've held a lot of pogs positions. you were a woman in a man's world. >> correct. >> big believer in mentoring. how key is it? how important was it for you? >> oh, it matters, it matters, it matters. it is the difference in keeping a job and getting a promotion and moving up and losing a job to my mind. it can take years off of a career trajectory. >> kathryn, sallie was one of your mentors. what did it mean to you? >> i think particularly as a young woman getting started in business, there's so much to learn. rather than making all the mistakes yourself, if you have a mentor, someone who's going to look out and tell you -- either tell you this is how you think about these situations or just model some of this behavior, i think for me learning to really find my voice and my authority in the business world was a process that took a lot of women really helping me along the way. >> and here's the key. it's actually more important for men than for men, beca

gascón, que vive en mérida, ahora no concede entrevistas, pero melinda machado, del museo de historiaprimeros reconocidos con el título de almirante marino. >> reportera: algo que marcó la historia americana, pues en esa época nadie lo había logrado. lo que fue imposible para muchos, es una hazaña difícil para otros militares latinos. >> juliana: no hay duda de que los latinos han estado dispuestos a dar su vida por este país, pero al realizar esta investigación también nos dimos cuenta que al parecer es el sacrificio no ha dado frutos suficientes y esto se refleja en el bajo número de hispanos que ocupan posiciones de alto rango en las fuerzas armadas. hablamos con militares, coroneles de las fuerzas armadas, mañana les contamos por qué. >> sulema: estaremos pendientes, gracias por esa primera parte. -el presidente obama celebró el día de los veteranos y depositó una corona de flores en la tumba del soldado desconocido en el cementerio de arlington. el mandatario indicó que la labor de aquellos que prestan su servicio en las fuerzas armadas es una deuda que nunca se les podrá pagar p

one thing i would like to say to >> i am melinda stevens. i live in the town of greece and i am an atheist. i want to thank the americans united legal staff for putting thousands of hours into this very worthwhile and needed action. one thing i would like to say to my fellow atheists is, we need to come out of the closet. atheists are starting to come out of the closet now, after 9/11. there are many, many of us. we have to follow the lead of the lgbt community and make our voices heard. we can't be shy about this because it is important. we need to be included in town government, and government at all levels. unless we speak up, we are not going to be. >> would any prayer work for atheist's? is there a model that would work for you? >> i have heard atheist indications that i admired. a state senator in arizona gave a wonderful one but he got blowback at the next legislative session from conservative christians. they bashed him and said two prayers for the one he disagreed with the previous time. so it is hard for atheist or other minorities

. >> a dream that psychology student melinda forces in mind as she and her four children are crammed in her sedan. >> about a week ago i didn't want to come back to the parking lot to sleep in my car. you know, hopefully at the end of the line i'll have something better to offer my kids. it's temporary. a long temporary, but it will be over soon. >> >> that's the show for this week. i'll ali velshi, thank you for joining us. >>> welcome to al jazeera america, here are the top stories. >> diplomacy takes time. and all the parties here need time to fully consider the issues. it's complicated technical difficult issues discussed in the last days. >> talks are set to resume on november 20th. more than 10,000 are feared dead after a

. >> a dream that psychology student melinda forces in mind as she and her four children are crammed in her sedan. >> about a week ago i didn't want to come back to the parking lot to sleep in my car. you know, hopefully at the end of the line i'll have something better to offer my kids. it's temporary. over soon. >> >> that's the show for this week. i'll ali velshi, thank you for joining us. >> i'm russsell beard, in southern kenya, where the latest development in human elephant conflict resolution is creating a real buzz. >> and i'm amanda burrell in indonesia, to see a wasteland restored. >> and i'm sergio quitana in arcata california learning how to flush with pride.

. >> 25-year-old melinda williams thought she had to quit her daily work scout when the she found out was pregnant. >> my doctor told me i was highly already physical and already in the gym that i shouldn't stop it. >> now, new research is back her doctor's orders. canadian scientists have found low impact work outs like swimming and walking actually helicopter a few born's drain develop faster and could have even more positive effects the as a child grows. >> exercise has been shown to have numerous benefits. it makes sense that it may improve and enhance baby brain function. >> scientists place caps on babies eight to 12 days old and measure activity as their brain responds to different sounds. they say newborns with more physically active mothers have more mature brain function. for most pregnant women, at least 20 to 30 minutes of moderate exercise is recommended on most if not all days of the week. >> it is the time they can start an exercise program and healthier life style modification. >> pretty much going to see me in the gym everyday now. >> williams is due in van and says i

caranza and 800 kids and melinda who was wearing her stop bullying tee shirt, so cute. it was an amazing experience and that video is in my head and the tears are in my heart for everybody that's lost a child. we're going to see a video right now that will set the tone of this panel. it will affect you. i saw it this morning so it would be appreciate in my head. you are going to meet the father who is featured in this video so i ask you to put down your electronic devices, your i pads and c phones please and pay attention to this and just be in the moment. if we can roll that dvd, please. (inaudible) funny, most of the times bossy. she would be over at their house, guys, let's not watch tv, let's go do something because i only have two hours before i have to go home and i want to do something. >> jill started out her freshman year in high school as a cheerleader. she started cheering in the summertime so that when she got to her first day of freshman year, she was well known at the high school already and she was a flyer on the cheer team. always meant to fly. >> cheerl

. >> great, thank you, melinda. i'm going to ask you all to come up now. as they get seated i'll say a few words. all these panelists really bring a great wealth of experience and wisdom to what on the one hand is actually a really complicated issue and on the other hand at its very core is somewhat simple. whether it's online or off-line, bullying and harassment or as the teens that we encounter at common sense media often say, drama, it's about power. as you heard the boy on the video say, i'm the big dog. who has it, who wants it and who wants to keep it. i realize this is an incredibly simple definition so i will leave it to our panel to pick it apart and to delve deeper. each of our panelists will have the opportunity to give a brief introduction of who they are and their organizations and after we've done the rounds i will pose a series of questions to eefrp of they will and then you will all have the opportunity to interact with them yourselves so we can have a really dynamic conversation. the one thing i will say before introducing our first paneli

the first one ever melinda was there and brings us more the americans instead of retail stores. i leaned over to the electronics outside the store. there's a different kind of like going on. this is walmart residents of low wage workers. we are the employees we are at the store we are the ones whose service to customers. and with the ones that aren't here to fight for rights for twenty five k anthony and for respect. west to walmart to korea so you know above poverty wages. me myself personally i make around five thousand here in the fluctuates. like francois thousand the year which is poverty and poverty levels and on the food banks are not well but claims that the protests have in her business. in fact they say that this has been a record breaking black friday for the corporation. this reduces to an associate who claims that there's plenty of opportunity instead of walmart. then again in earnest and to be chatting everybody go. it takes a whole lot of patience. you have a lot of things to learn so within the company i have the whole entire night you typing it had moved everyth

. >> some of the more lucrative and melinda gates that is a very traditional office with relatively dirtythat is there only exposure. [laughter] >> michelle bauman and barack obama note mets in the losses there is to act more of a of office romance and love but people get caught up with stuff lust. i ended december out. >> i was kidding end now he is blushing. [laughter] >> i'm good. [laughter] >> if you are in a high-pressure career as an actor or a heart surgeon getting calls in the middle of the night he wants someone who understood and your business he will be away three months or get a call at 2:00 in the morning sun makes sense. >> forget it. it is a terrible idea and not just from the investment standpoint if you get married both of you are in comes are tied to the one company. melissa: that is a great point. that is true. >> one couple both worked at lehman brothers they both lost life-saving as. melissa: very practical this you have these ugly breakup you are forced to see the person every single day that reason alone it would now work out. >> itetracts from productivity if you c

talent manager a hosting coach rkie costello who's trained everyone from cee lo gre to ll and melindaery sy. the granddaughter othe famed lou costello, the famed abbott & costello, she gives you look at what she does best in her new e! series "the dram queen. >>ey, girl. >> it's so nice to have you. >> so nice for you to have me, ladies. you might not be so happy with me in two minutes, but- >> you've worked with a lot of celebrities. what do they usually want? what are ty asking from you? >> thing when a celebrity has be themselves front of the camera, you know, it's harder for them, d i sort of teach -- my media training is all about when you learn tput the audience fir you have your own way. even nerves are about you an when you can go it's not about me but it's abt wanda in wichita. that's my job to give wanda in twach this formation, whether it is fashio food advice or news. that's when you become a star in this arena. >> you connect with them >>hen you learn to reveal you get relatable and relatable equals ratings. i teach it is balancing t. >> i always hear pple want to be on .

a case heard by the supreme court. 32-year-old carol ann bond was convicted of assaulting melinda hainesng in a disfigurement wound. it was because of adultery. she was sentenced to 6 years in prison. it should have been a state fee. here to explain further is fox analyst. >> six years is a lot. behind it was chemicals. >> arsenic, yes. the victim here was sleeping with the defendant's husband impregnated by the defendant's husband. obviously that made the defendant very angry. defendant had access to arsenic which she gave to the defendant or the victim in various different ways to the point of a sunburn. >> she was attacking the victim but not overtly she was putting it on services. >> it would have been a top two-year beef under state law. the reason it was federal, guilfoyle, is because chemicals are involved like chemical weapon weaponry. >> just so you know the micro biologist had domestic dispute involving marital infidelity is akin to a terrorist someone who has chemicals and weapons of mass destruction and should be treated as such. >> that's why the feds took it. it was conside

. >> she didn't know i wasaking it >> melinda gates, kerry washington a lot of great ladies were honored. >> you werbusy last night, too. >> i was, too. i went to -- i rarely ay in the city. is was an event put by a de friend of mine. the event for thamerican federation for children. my friend betsy devause. she and her husband dick do more good for me people. that gentleman is kevin shavuz. i'm not sure how he pronouns it. i think it pretty much birtisan agreement in our world day that our educatial system is not working. it's broken. and we have got to srt putting our children first. so i'mery much excited abo the work tt they are doing to make the most impoverished, ner city families have options how help their children get a fine edution. what exciting about it, you have evebody from rand paul and dianne feinstein agring together, les make this possib. because we will have no ture in this country if we don't start giving our children an education that matters to em. >> also, wwant to give a big hug and kiss to a robach. amy worked anbc for many years. good friend to a lot of us here.

scomblsz 25-year-old melinda williams thought she had to quit her daily work out when she found out shet. >> my doctor told me that i was highly already physical and already in the gym that i shouldn't stop it. >> now new research is backing her doctor's order. canadian scientists have found low impact work outs like swimming and walking actually help a newborn's brain develop faster and could have even more positive effects as a child grows. >> exercise has been shown to have numerous benefits. it makes sense that it may improve and enhance baby brain function. >> scientists measured activities as their brains responded to different sounds. they say newborns with more physically active mothers had more mature brain function. >> for most pregnant women at least 20 to 30 minutes of moderate exercise is recommended on most if not all days of the week. >> if pregnancy is the time they're going to start an exercise program and healthy lifestyle modification, what better incentive than to do it for your baby. >> you're going to see me in the gym every day now. >> williams is due in january.

. >> i am melinda stevens. i live in the town of greece and i am an atheist. want to thank the americans united legal staff for putting thousands of hours into this very worthwhile and needed action. one thing i would like to say to my fellow atheists is, we need to come out of the closet. atheists are starting to come out of the closet now, after /11. there are many, many of us. we have to follow the lead of the lgbt community and make our voices heard. we can't be shy about this because it is important. we need to be included in town overnment, and government at all levels. unless we speak up, we are not going to be. >> would any prayer work for atheist's? is there a model that would work for you? >> i have heard atheist indications that i admired. a state senator in arizona gave a wonderful one but he got blowback at the next legislative session from conservative hristians. they bashed him and said two prayers for the one he disagreed ith the previous time. so it is hard for atheist or other minorities to speak up because susanna and i have both experienced

bill gates and melinda gates to get rid of polio in the world. my friendship with him really made me very close to him and understand very strong will to help the commune'2" it applyied to me. and although not explicitly work in peace, but his work in education and health developed a lot of pressures. >> it's extraordinary. his legacy will be more about giving $100 billion away than founding microsoft. we appreciate your time here. the dough in record territory again today. we will give you a leg up on tuesday. we will be back in a moment. baron of the build-out. you need a permit... to be this awesome. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. (aaron) purrrfect. (vo) meee-ow, business pro. meee-ow. go national. go like a pro. we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived w

liz: bill and melinda gates, eric schmidt of google.per smart people that believe in in you. you need more money, right? >> as executive director of a not-for-profit i would be remiss. we're trying to give a public good for folks. we absolutely need support. a lot of big donors rightfully kept us a little hungry. liz: some of the best-paying jobs in america go unfilled because we'reg out engineers and math and science in k 12. can khan academy, spin it forward in the future in your wildest dreams solve the unemployment problem in the future? >> you know i won't make any promises. that's a big, that's a big problem and it is systemic in a lot of ways. i hope five, 10, you know, 15 years we can be part of a solution so that, you know, stem has been traditionally gated by students abilities especially in mathematics. if we can make math, right now percentage of students who really understand calculus might be 5%, 10%, 20%, if we make that 100%, all of sudden to gates to stem, careers in the demand will be much wider. >> don't stand in sal

now bill and melinda gates are onboard, eric schmidt of google, a lot of people giving money, and he has some big ideas that may make a few waves. closing bell ringing in 43 minutes as the feds launching an investigation into tesla model s sedans. we're taking you to california to find out whether cadillac's new electric car could be tesla's most formidable challenger. wait until you see it. and here at the cme annual global leadership conference, i'm speaking with terry duffy. it's a fox business exclusive. it's his first interview since the news broke friday that the cme had a cyber intrusion. he is the man in charge of the world's large futures trading platform. i'll ask him everything about the fed's expected taper to that recent cyber attack. stay tuned. ♪ ♪ (vo) you are a business pro. maestro of project management. baron of the build-out. you need a permit... to be this awesome. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. (aaron) purrrft. (vo) meee-

bono called that bipartisanship because bill and melinda helping out johnny ive. >> to make any publicim in a public sphere. >> your take on yahoo! katie couric what it means for the future of that company, whether whether they're a tech company or media company. people having that debate. >> video, very important to yahoo! right now. i think from a financial perspective, just the idea that they're going to be bringing in big ticket video, they haven't been able to get enough to sell, that's a plus. whether katie couric is the right person, as a guest talked about traditional anchor, that remains to be seen. but a lot of yahoo!'s audience now is that older demo that would resonate with a katie couric, maybe trying to boost the engagement in their core audience, they'll have other stuff on mobile to pull in the younger audience. tumbler is a big part. >> we haven't heard much from tumbler since the acquisition, in terms of the strategy. that is because they're working on something how they run the company? >> it's a sign of how they want to run it. as marisa told you they want to run it

want the schools to work and it has the support of both the teachers' union and people like bill and melinda gates who are typically so friendly to teachers unions are more typically promoting things like charter schools so. because it's also increasing funding for charter schools. thoughts on this you know thoughts on where this is going and what it may have to do with the democratic and republican strategies you know the old jude when in ski theory the democrats always played santa clause that you know they gave away so security they gave away free free education they get and the republicans had to figure out how to be santa clause tax cuts but you know we've kind of hit the limit of that where the republicans are going to take this anybody have any thoughts on this who it was each tax increase it's ill advised any time that you educate you know you get more and more government and education and if they're going to fund it they're going to find it and this turns you know this all day kindergarten is just a route to indoctrination and getting kids very early in what usually are very liberal

we are exporting, you know, bill gates and melinda gates' education reform model to mexico. usaid is setting up business groups for education reform. now, i'm not saying they don't have people in mexico who are very happy to cooperate in that. claudio gonzalez, who is one of the richest men in mexico, is the head of, you know, what is the name of the mexican education reform organization? [speaking spanish] i think it's something hike that. at any rate, but that's where this is coming from. and why are teachers upset? it's not just because people that their own jobs are in danger -- which is true. and it's not also just because they don't want standardized testing for their own kids and their own schools, but it's also because people are unhappy because there are so little alternatives to the kids that you have in your classes in school. and the most active and organized teachers i think in mexico are the ones from oaxaca. so here are the statistics from oaxaca that are making teachers unhappy. this is one of the states that's sending -- or this, oaxaca's sending among the l

i had to pry one dress from linda so she could give it to melinda 'cause melinda's dress was way toosuck it in. - i can't suck in my boobs. - patty had to suck the life out of her to get her dress to fit, but if she does not eat until the wedding, it will be fe. this fit you the other day. your boobs are falling out of that. jojo's dress looked great until it got to the top part where her watermons were just flying out of the dress. so what are we going to do about your boobs? - it's just something that i ve-- i can't help it. - i guess you're just gonna have to wear your hair down. - like this? - oh, jojo, i don't like it on you. if jojo's boobs fall out the aisle, it's her bad because it's my wedding and as long as i look good and i look great, that's all that matters. we should duct tape your boobs. - we should. - no! - the dress fits you, it's just your boobs are hanging out and it looks really ugly. - i have no choice, but to get the dress fixed so that i can be in the wedding. after the wedding i will get my revenge on her. but i'm going to l r have her day because ivy is a goo

melinda gates and christie who is the founder of every ther counts.hese are awards that obviously have gmour but they also have a purpose. how do you selecwho is chosen? >> you said when you said inspirational. we look for women raising the bar for all of us and also wen not just hing the hit songs and being in headlinesut using that visibility to do someing amazg for the rest of the world and for women in particular. >> and both of the women certainly t the bill. melinda, y obviously have made a life's work of this but u announced an initiative to help the family planning around the globe. . >> we started our foundation wi the belief that allives have equalalue and i hear over and over frowomen i want the same tools that women have, fami planning tools in the united states, tspace the birth of mchildren because if i can space their births, i can feed them and educatthem and it became this rallying call and we're now doing th with the foundation. >> and cistie, your organization ery mother counts was actuly born when your lile daughter was bornnd it l