have a very special guest with us, miriam pawel. however, i would like to introduce myself first so you know who to complain to later. my name is greg, i am a former book editor at san antonio express news. i worked for many years in los angeles, los angeles times. i have written for the new york times. currently i write for the los angeles review of books. and i am on the board of directors, national book critics circle, i am also the author of a book of poetry that deals -- i would like to introduce miriam pawel. miriam pawel 11 is the former pulitzer prize-winning editor who has spent 25 years working at a news they and the los angeles times. her book "the crusades of cesar chavez" is the first comprehensive biography of the iconic charismatic leader. she has also written the union of their dreams, a widely acclaimed and nuanced history of the united farm workers' movement. she recently received a national endowment for the humanity fellowship to support her work on the chavez biography. please welcome miriam pawel. [applause] >>

-- miriam pawel describing the life of cesar chavez. [inaudible conversations] >> good morning. welcome. today we are very fortunate to have very special guest with us. miriam pawel. however i would like to introduce myself first so you know who to complain to later. my name is greg r. joost yost. i'm a former book editor of the san antonio express news. i worked for many years in los angeles for "the los angeles times". i've written for "the new york times". currently i write for the los angeles review of books and i am on the board of directors for the national book critics circle i am also the author of a book of poetry that deals with the casa and impact is called lacossa. at this time i would like to introduce mary m.. mary m. is the former pulitzer prize-winning editor who spent 25 years working at newsday and "the los angeles times". her book, the crusades of -- "the crusades of cesar chavez" a biography is a first comprehensive biography of the iconic charismatcharismatic leader. she has also written the union of their dreams, a

. - my name is miriam lass.ight?ith the fbi.nibal - come in. - (jack): the chesapeake ripper recorded miriam lass two years ago. - [jack, i was so wrong.] - (will): you said yourself, there's no body. - (jack): miriam lass is dead. - (brian): found something else in the lures. - madrona bark. - will didn't kill any of these people. - there's a small stand in virginia.

unless miriam just blows me away and says no, no, come out, come out.then i just have to take the lumps, i guess. >> coming up. >> this is you when you first came in here. >> nathaniel jordan takes a look back at his arrival in intake. >>> your top stories this hour. a couple says they saw a fedex truck on fire before it smashed head-on to a bus in california thursday. police say the truck swerved across a median into the bus killing ten, including five high school students. >> a string of strong spring thunderstorms has knocked out power to some 70,000 people in western michigan. two men had to be rescued after being pinned under a tree that fell on their government cart north of grand rapids. they're both safe now. now back to lockup. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> nathaniel jordan continues to bide his time in the mental health unit in cleveland's cuyahoga county correction center. gazing out his window, or reading religious books, he has been nothing but calm and compliant. but when he first arrived, it was very

unless miriam just blows me away and says no, no, come out, come out.n i just have to take the lumps, i guess. >> coming up. >> this is you when you first came in here. >> nathaniel jordan takes a look back at his arrival in intake. when folks in the lower 48 think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. thousands of people here in alaska are working to safely produce more energy. but that's just the start. to produce more from existing wells, we need advanced technology. that means hi-tech jobs in california and colorado. the oil moves through one of the world's largest pipelines. maintaining it means manufacturing jobs in the midwest. then we transport it with 4 state-of-the-art, double-hull tankers. some of the safest, most advanced ships in the world: built in san diego with a $1 billion investment. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. and no energy company invests more in the u.s. than bp. when we set u

miriam y araceli son amigas que comparten una misma preocupacion: la seguridad.. miriam espinoza "nosntimos seguros para salir, pero yo creo que si ocupariamos un poquito mas de policia de vigilancia porque ultimamente han pasado accidentes aqui alrededor..." david cortese/supervisor sta clara el supervisor del condado de santa clara david cortese afirma que--- sin duda alguna ---san jose sufre una carencia porque no posee la cantidad de detectives suficientes para controlar el crimen.. y para resolver ese deficit... cortese presento un plan que permitiria a oficiales del alguacil de santa clara patrullar las calles de san jose... chuck reed/alcalde lo que causa un poco de preocupacion para el alcalde de la ciudad ya que---- afirma -- ellos no conocen esta jurisdiccin, las pandillas que aqui operan, entre otras cosas... tampoco estan entrenados con el programa de la policia---agreg .... pero ante la alarmante cifra de delitos... el sindicato de oficiales de polica de san jose esta al otro lado de la acera... jim unland/sjpd dice el vocero del sindicato que tener ms uniformados deriva

the wallick family in memory of miriam and ira d. wallick and the cheryl milstein family. and irene schwartz. rosalynn p. walter and corporate funding is provided by mutual of america, designing customized, individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support is provided by -- and by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnetcenters in new york this is pbs news hour weekend. >> good evening. i'm allison stewart. the pro-russian separatist displayed ukrainians had his men recently took hostage. seven of those being held are european observers who the separatists claim, are a charge refuted today. all appear in good condition, however an eighth hostage was released on medical grounds late in the day. in addition, three ukrainian security officers being held by separatists were also put on display. they were blindfold, bloodied and stripped of their shoes. the men traveled from crimea. the separatists seized control of the office of re

next speaker, please. >> miriam martin. lourdes [speaker not understood]. peter [speaker not understood]. [speaker not understood]. >> good afternoon. [speaking through interpreter] >>> hi, my name is [speaker not understood] and i'm here to support the muni for youth to become permanent, also expand to seniors and people with disabilities and also 18 year olds. and i'm also asking that the transportation ticket be longer in the amount of time that we get. so, the time that i go out and take my mottv to appointments. i'm only allowed to another time to take her to another appointment, i have to pay again. i end up spending $8 a day for transportation. >> thank you. >>> my name is lourdes and i'm here to advocate and i'm here to ask you to amend the program for muni for use. we think it's ridiculous the kid are fighting for transportation to get to school. and that's not what they should be fighting for. it's a program that should be permanent and extended to 18 year olds and extended to seniors with disabilities. further, i also want to say that i'm also he

miriam been drawn from the think tank the european council on foreign relations the keys that. in other world news the divers off the coast of south korean recovered bodies from the sunken ferry boat which capsized in four days again. the confirmed death toll now stands at thirty six of the two hundred and sixty six people still unaccounted for. extremely murky waters and strong current of may does such a little more complicated. the ferry captain has now been charged with negligence. to be in cuzco the pieces bring what does the school to meet him in a makeshift more families to identify. many of them attitudes of parents of high school students. once counted in this team. watch video footage from one of fourteen guys this out today. is it that the underwater can be measured in centimeters. one person anxiety and stress seemed to teach me to luncht gg to the past attacks of the blades. on wednesday morning. who knew what was he turns around the sides are still strong ally in the weather conditions are not favorable. the waves were so powerful they almost turned our boat upside

today we are very fortunate to have a very special guest with us, miriam pawel. however, i would like to introduce myself first so you know who to complain to later. my name is greg, i am a former book editor at san antonio express news. i worked for many years in los angeles, los angeles times. i have written for the new york times. currently i write for the los angeles review of books. and i am on the board of directors, national book critics circle, i am also the author of a book of poetry that deals -- i would like to introduce mia

.) >> hi, i'm miriam i'm here to advocate for families in district 6 in the tenderloin and a selma i want to advocate for the security of the streets they're not that safe. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> so i just imagine when they're a mother and child and senior trying to cross the street it's all too much it needs to be safe there's fatalities here in district 6. recently a family a child was killed >> (speaking foreign language.) >> so i even i'm advocating for kindly i was i advocate for them. cyclists it's not safe. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i'm very happy about the muni pass and i want it to continue it should continue for everyone. free muni continues for the people that are needed seniors and people with disabilities >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i'm i use the minnesota all the time and constantly see kids on the bus going to school and everyone with disabilities they go on and they're urging the muni >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (calling names) and good afternoon. >> good afternoon. i'm here to advocate for district of i'm with tom cam network an

next on "pbs news hour weekend," made possible by -- ue of miriam and ira dr. wallic. >> rosalyn p.lter. corporate funding provided by mutual of america, designing customized, individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support provided by -- and by contributions from viewers like you. from lincoln center in new york. >> good evening, thanks for joining us, after a meeting between defense secretary chuck hagel and his polish counterpart, the united states has reportedly agreed to send 150 ground troops to poland for militarywúv exercises. this as part ofz to the crisis in ukraine. poland is west of ukraine. the united states will help poland boost air defenses. word of the deal was made public in "the washington post." the ukrainian foreign minister said that ukraine will not move this easter weekend against pro-russian sep rattists who seized ukrainian government buildings two weeks ago. yesterday he warned what he called more concrete actions against them next week. the armed separatists have refused to leave, despite the deal ca

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grief is still too drawn from miriam she shows me her sisters possessions the most prized of which was her voter registration card. honey phone was too young to participate in the last election was determined to make her mark this year yes very important. because of any candidate but because she wanted to make it easier for other women to vote. fall was a volunteer with afghanistan's independent election commission. she was killed while being escorted home by her brother. he still doesn't know about his sister states. my son has very bad he had to go when he's awake in the us banking system. we told him she was into decline i just called bring myself to tell him that day. each time there was news of an attack. i've cried many times about these incidents and a blank line to my insistence it's no different. she was a symbol of the dinosaurs potential bright educated passionate about helping others. haneef on the night because she was in the wrong place at the wrong time. i was always afraid of the suicide attacks and try to keep the cheltenham but he can convince me otherwise she's just

yoyoussef's sister miriam. >> i don't want to believe jobar because youssef told me if he dice, don't leave him here. >> this father blames the syrian president are for this loss. >> i promise you i promise you, you will lose a son just like i have. >> al jazeera antakia. >> u.n. secretary ban ki-moon, can warring parties in syria. a major change in the nation's immigration policy could be in the works. the head of homeland security is securing a limits on deportations of the people in the country illegally with no criminal record. many trying to cross the u.s. border are young people. this year an estimated 60,000 unaccompanied minors were will cross into the u.s. some want to escape violence in their home towns in central america but they face many new risks on the bay. paul beban is on the ground the are town of nogales with their story. >> a vast remote and dangerous desert strowndz cit surrounds tf nogales. a tall steel fence slices through it. over the past few most this teenager and his two cousins have traveled 2400 miles by foot, bus and train, to make it to this border town.

amigas de juan gabriel desmintiÓ rumores tambiÉn y dice que se sigue recuperando muy bien, vamos con miriamuan gabriel batalla contra un cÁncer intestinal. >>> dijeron que tiene diabetes, que estÁ enfermo del corazÓn w ahora que tiene cÁncer, y alguien dijo que se estÁ haciendo cirugÍa plÁstica, y decÍan que una cirugia, si lo conocerÁn no, y que huye de te ponen anestesia y demÁs, esta bien. >>> y asegurÓ que sigue en el hospital es por culpa de una pulmonÍa. >>> fue una neumonÍa, mal cuidada, punto, una neumonÍa que a cualquiera nos pasa, y te ocasiona esto si no te cuidas. >>> y esto dijo del por quÉ saliÓ del hospital el fin de semana para regresar en pocas horas. >>> Él ya se sentÍa bien. es lÓgico que Él como se dice, dijo me siento bien, vÁmonos ¿no?. >>> pienso que para Él haber aceptado regresarse yo lo pienso, es porque verdaderamente se sintÍo todavia no se estaba muy bien, como para salir del hospital, ademÁs allÍ estÁ relajado. estÁ como se dice, recuperandose muy bien y con los servicios mÉdicos. >>> si estuviera verdaderamente mal no crees que no estuvieran la mamÁ de sus hij

i went to my family holiday party, which my cousin miriam hosts every year. i walked in and sat down. for about 10 minutes, everybody was silent, waiting for me to talk. and at some point i said to them, [speaking spanish]. [laughter] [applause] what is wrong with you? i said, do not tell me you have fallen for the stories they are telling you out there. they started to laugh and started to do what they always do -- talk over each other, screaming each other. [laughter] i guess they had come to the white house and seen the sworn in at the court. had a reception at the white house. it is a little bit scary, scary for me. imagine for my family, who had never visited washington. i had to take time to remind them that sonia was still sonia. >> i saw two more questions passed up for me. thanks. ok. so, zaiyajawadi? thank you for reading that. >> you are welcome. he asks, what are your thoughts on the retirement age for supreme court justices? [laughter] >> you know something? when i started my job as a judge, i was 38. and my assistant, teresa, who is still with m

running the boston marathon was a long time goal of miriam's.she's trained morning and nigh. before and after work to meet her goal. and today, she did it. completing the marathon in three hours, 28 minutes and 29 seconds. a personal best. way to go, mirjam, we're proud of you back here. and we're proud of all the runner and the heroes that sh showed the world what it meant to be boston strong. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton. "hardball" starts right now. >> the democrats' 1% solution. let's play "hardball." >> good evening. i'm joy reid in for chris matthews. leading off tonight, democrats are co-elessing around a clear message for 2014 and a clear target audience. do you remember mitt romney's thurston howell ii i problem in 2012 followed by his musings at a republican fundraiser? democrats are encouraging candidates to hammer home that same theme of economic unfairness in 2014. the message? the top 1% is doing t,

. >> miriam, thank you very much, still ahead in sports. could chelsea regain top spot in the english league? details with sunderland coming up in just a moment. >> holocaust survivors are campaigning to bar francis's national railway in the u.s. because of the company's involvement in death camp deportations during world war ii. tom ackerman reports >> reporter: at age 76, rosset goldstein says every day she is reminded of the death did of her father, uncle, aunt and cousins, all murdered by nazi germany. 4-year-old roset survived hidden by a french family but it was her native company's national railway which more than 70 years ago transported 76,000 jews and other so-called undesirables to their deaths. >> they put them in cattle cars with a buck aetna corner and they taught their employees how to lock the doors of the cars, the train cars and the clone the cars after the trip to auschwitz. >> it has expressed regret for playing a part in the holocaust. >> the sncf, a state enterprise, was a cog in the nazi extermination machine. we will

individuals me on that screen to paris gary cooper featured project march and produced playwright and miriam hopkins and at first they all assume that the others to french speaking in french they realize that all americans they take an immediate dislike to each other and then what happens the two men both fall in love with the girl and she whipped them so what's the solution to a predicament like the light to move in together all three of you. of course any tears during what could possibly go up but it's not sorted its jaunty and everything is implied term of ten strokes incredible economy. it's what we call from the beach touch and boy you and wish more directors have it today. i did think that i wanted to read write speak and an eighteen hour the next set design editing a key link that leads you into a fantastic insight. i still think that in the end. you can get more maybe. it's not like the correct time is canceled. i'm ninety the ummah of the aunts cheeks and. the snow queen and then i know. paul. add lp set sits in ukraine last ten k at the sky and the other day at the attack on a russ

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of being exposed to insurgents with memories of honey fall all around the grief is still to raffle miriam she shows me her sister's possessions the most prized of which was her voter registration card honey four was too young to participate in the last election but was determined to make her mark this year with the support of her. yes very important not because of any candidate but because she wanted to make it easier for other women to vote honey for was a volunteer with afghanistan's independent election commission she was killed while being escorted home by her brother he still doesn't know about his sister's fate my son i was very badly hurt when he's awake he only asks about his sister we told him she was injured but fine you know i just can't bring myself to tell him the truth. i would get upset each time there was news of an attack i've cried many times about these incidents but the way i cry for my own sister it's so different she was a symbol of afghanistan's potential bright educated passionate about helping others but holy father died because she was in the wrong place at the w

the report reveals 34-year- old miriam carey was shot five times from behind. her one-year-old child was in the car at the time. but was not injured. toxicology tests determined carey did not have alcohol or drugs in her blood. carey was not armed. her family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the government saying the shooting was unjustified. u-s capitol police say the agency can't comment on the suit during an ongoing investigation. hossthe secret service has reassigned agents from its special operations division after two embarrassing incidents earlier this year that likely involved alcohol. three agents were sent home from the netherlands last month after one was found intoxicated in a hotel a day before president barack obama arrived to meet with foreign officials. and two agents were involved in a vehicle crash in south florida earlier this year during a presidential trip. the secret service has changed its rules on when agents are allowed to drink. batkid is back! miles scott threw out the first pitch at the san francisco giants home opener. kro

i went to my family holiday party, which my cousin miriam posts every year. i walked in and sat down. for about 10 minutes, everybody was silent, waiting for me to talk. themt some point i said to , [speaking spanish]. [applause] what is wrong with you? said, do not tell me you have fallen for the stories they are telling you out there. they started to laugh and started to do what they always do -- talk over each other, screaming each other. i guess they had come to the white house and seen the sworn in at the court. had a reception at the white house. it is a little bit scary, scary for me. imagine for my family, who had never visited washington. i had to take time to remind sonia.at sonia was still >> i saw two more questions passed up for me. thanks. ok. so, zaiyajawadi? quick thank you for reading that. >> you are welcome. he asks, what are your thoughts on the retirement age for supreme court justices? >> you know something? as ai started my job judge, i was 38. and my assistant teresa, who is still with me, started with me. the the first week or so, oth

. >>> in britain, the government's culture secretary miriam miller has resigned. she had been accused of using taxpayer money for paying for her parents' home, although she was acquitted. that decision sparked a political backlash which david cameron was set to answer for in today's parliamentary session. >>> shareholders in europe have the right to vote down executive pay packages at publicly traded firms. europe's internal market commissioner is expected to introduce those plans later today. he's going to call for shareholders throughout the eu to vote on executive remuneration at least every three years. >>> ahead of the u.s. open, european equities, the tooftse 0.8. on the bond markets, we took down pretty healthy auction yesterday we have 21 billion of ten-year notes in the u.s. today. and european yields were lower again. they've nudged slightly higher, gilts and bunt. on the currency market, the dollar/yen, just below 1.02 after hitting 1.0155. ua/dollar, 138.12 on tuesday after being at 137.2 on friday. >>> we have more on the nikkei from toyota. >> the ve

y tambiÉn a miriam. >>> estas mascarilla se la puede poner en la cara de la piel. y tambiÉn ayuda a combatir celulitis, y voy a invitar a mi otra modelo. >>> quÉ tal tu asistente? no te puedes quejar. y aplicas la mascarilla. y esta mascarilla ayuda porque la piel pierde elasticidad, y tenemos que exfoliar con un estropajo. >>> quÉ tal se siente? >>> para que penetre mÁs. sobre todo en la parte de atrÁs de la pierna, y utilizan un plÁstico como este. el que utilizamos en la cocina. y lo envolvemos la piel. lo dejamos por 30 minutos. >>> aquÍ estÁ. >>> y quiero decirles que lo pueden aplicar en brazos, en las piernas, y le queda absolutamente excepcional. incluso pueden ver "despierta amÉrica." el Último procedimiento lo aplico mucho, es el tratamiento con cafÉ y azÚcar. lo aplico tres veces por semana. necesitamos cafÉ, azÚcar y aceite de oliva. y quiero contarles que las cremas mÁs costosas estan hechas a base de cafeÍna, porque ayuda a eliminar las cÉlulas muertas que provoca la celulitis, y nos ayuda

we have the mayor, of alexandria, the assistant secretary of labor, the executive directyear or miriam's kitchen in wbc. the vice president of student affairs, and many, many other dignitaries. so thank you so much. we are especially fortunate to have colonel rich morales, executive director of join forces, who would like to welcome you all with a few special remarks and a note from the first lady. thank you, rich, for coming. [applause] >> good morning and thank you for the kind invite and for the mccourt school's leadership. it's my privilege to be here today with you and grateful be the early morning speaker this lead off batter. the army guy is not running the ship. i'm just the warmup act for the talent here. on behalf of -- biden and mrs. obama, my bosses, we have commander carol point from the office of the first lady here today. it's a pleasure to be here. a group which i call the usual suspects and others out here. people would often wonder, well, if you're meeting the same folks in different buildings, what is the value of talking to each other? that is not really what happens.

. >>> ella se llama miriam sÁnchez. muchas gracias.

international with miriam and josh america's chief diplomat is this week accused moscow of using r.t.s. told to store their reality of what is happening in the ukraine soon after his russian counterpart explained what it is he thinks is god john kerry so upset russia today network has deployed to promote president putin's fantasy about what is playing out on the ground they cues us of deploying putin's propaganda as john kerry said but i can understand what he said it is serious competition to see it in the b.b.c. it is said of the most books that with truth so how deserved were the state department allegations and walk could actually be behind my colleagues you list above all enemies now we took a look at this earlier. first of all i do think it's a compliment i think it's a sign of how far reaching artsy is and that there is an appetite to see a different side to see the alternative view than what's coming out of washington and i also think that it demonstrates a really serious. concern which is whenever. the state department or d.c. is line is not agreed with everything that opposes

but king didn't just stop with miriam greenwald as an illegitimate journalist he actually won on to encourage prosecution against him. if there has to be legal legal action should be taken against him this is a very unusual case with life and death of one patient for americans wow life and death implications for simply informing american citizens of their constitutional rights are being violated but this isn't the first time an award winning journalist have been called traitors for simply doing their job and in fact back in two thousand and five you may remember dana priest washington post reporter who won the pulitzer for exposing the use of waterboarding at cia black sites around the world and even though we know now that torture is a completely inefficient counterterrorism tool to say the least it didn't stop people like joe scarborough from same things like this. take it dana priest wrote her article and we had this debate on waterboarding if we were moving towards not using waterboarding again we don't these techniques are worthless now anyway so if planes go into buildings the well don'