. >> thank you, mr. wu. >> i know there will be a few questions and i just want to say in minnesota our chief justice of our supreme court has been one of the drivers. it's been true in other states as well. the international association of council has weighed in and become active. and we have teachers up from third grade to college making use of these, so we know it can be used for a wide range of our young leaders and young citizens as they are growing up, are there questions about i-civics in general? please, speak into the microphone, thank you. >> not so much, well, i guess a question from the standpoint, i'm secretary condos from vermont. one of the things that we have foupd and as a former state senator who chaired the education committee, we struggled with this issue and we actually tried to put the civics curriculum back into ed, because of no child left lbehind, they have abandoned civics and left it up to the towns to fund it on their own. so i think there's issue there is that we need to relook

mr. herley is sharon wu, the chief assistant of operations in the district attorney's office. she oversees the criminal division, including the victim witness program and the alternative dispute courts. anne irwin is an attorney in the public defender's office. ms. irwin was recently involved in several of the cases involving the videotaped evidence which resulted in the dismissal of over 90 cases. you've read about those in the newspaper. and finally, we have civil rights attorney john burress. he specializes in civil actions brought against police officers for abuse of power, brutality, and wrongful death. let me remind the audience that we will have a brief q&a at the end. if you want to ask a question, just raise your hand. you'll get a card from the usher. and you can ask your question. and if you would like to address it to a particular panel member, you can do that as. i believe we are going to have a video now. it is movie time. >> this was recorded on a cellular phone by a witness who did not want to be identified. he was pulled on to the ground, face down. there was

mr. herley is sharon wu, the chief assistant of operations in the district attorney's office. she oversees the criminal division, including the victim witness program and the alternative dispute courts.

mr. herley is sharon wu, the chief assistant of operations in the district attorney'sff

mrs. obama had them donate the pieces. jason wu and jimmy choo donated the pieces. mr. obama came to present the pieces to the museum. >> what goes into deciding which dress to wear and are they thinking about the influence that will have on their husbands' administrations? >> we would like it to be more political than it probably is. there is a video playing in the exhibition. we were lucky enough to interview rosalyn carter and mrs. bush. thinking there was a symbol i. mrs. carter, in reality, wore the dress again that she had worn when her husband was made governor of georgia. mrs. bush just remembers collaborating with the designer michael faircloth and you wanted a pretty party dress. the first lady wants it to be beautiful and comfortable. she wants it to be appropriate. i think appropriate is the word when first ladies are dealing with clothes. they want to be appropriate for the occasion, appropriate for their age, appropriate for the circumstance and i think appropriate as a symbol of the united states pause we still do look at the first ladies as representing

mrs. obama had them donate these pieces. so jason wu and jenny choo and laura wad kin donated the pieces and they're donated. when you see the label, they'll be donated by jason wu in honor of first lady mrs. michelle obama. she came to present it to the museum. >> what goes into deciding which dress to wear and are they thinking about the influence that they'll have on their husband's administration? >> i think we like it to maybe be a little more political than it probably is. when we did -- there's a video playing in this exhibition. we were lucky enough to interview rose lynn carter and laura bush about the dreshs that they chose thinking there was maybe a symbolism. mrs. carter in reality for sentimental reasons wore a dress again that she had worn when her husband was made governor of georgia and mrs. bush just remembers collaborating with the designer michael fair cloth and she want add pretty party dress. i think what women -- the first lady wants it to be beautiful. she wants it to be comfort about. she wants it to be appropria

mrs. obama had them donate these pieces. so jason wu and jimmy chu and lori rodkin. and mrs. obama came to present the pieces in the museum. >> what goes into deciding which dress to wear? and are they thinking about what influence that will have on her husband's administration. >> i think it's likely going to be more political. we were lucky enough to interview rosiland carter and laura bush, about the dresses that they chose. thinking maybe there was a symbolism and mrs. carter in reality, for sentimental reasons wore a dress again that she had worn when her husband was made governor of georgia. and mrs. bush, just remembers collaborating with the designer, michael fair cloth and you wanted a pretty party dress. the first lady wants it to be beautiful, she wants it to be comfort, and she wants it to be appropriate. and appropriate is the word when first ladies are dealing with clothes, they want it to be appropriate for the occasion, appropriate for their age and appropriate for the first lady. even when she's not functioning in duty hours, she represents the united states.

commissioner wu has been accused. >> good afternoon. mrs. allowing the project to pay the affordable housing fee instead of providing a thrill for housing units. this was approved with up to 17 polling units. 13 residential parking spaces and to karcher spaces prevailed original project elected to provide the natoma site. the rate was 12%. the sponsor elected to provide three on-site at resulting in arrays of 18%. by choosing to elect [unintelligible] the program is a fee first program that allows projects to allow housing on site if they meet acceptable criteria. they are allowing the flexibility that goes necessary to contain construction financing. at the time the case report was published, the department had not received any public comment. since that time we have received 6 e-mails about -- of opposition from neighbors who feel the unit should be provided on site to insure the neighborhood is recouping its beer -- fair share of affordable housing. the department recommends approval because allowing the project to pay affordable housing

mrs. obama had them donate these pieces. so jason wu and jimmy chu and rory actually donated the pieces. when you see the label it will be donateed by jason lu in honor of first lady michelle obama and mrs. obama came to present this to the museum. >> what goes into deciding which dress to wear, and are they thinking about the influence that will have on their husband's administration? >> i think -- i think we'd like it to maybe be a little more political than it probably is. when we did -- there's a video playing in this exhibition. we were lucky enough to interview rosalynn carter and laura bush about the dresses that they chose thinking maybe there was a symbolism, and mrs. carter in reality, for center mental reasons wore a dress, again that she had worn when her husband was, made governor of georgia, and mrs. bush just remembers collaborating with the designer michael faircloth, and who wanted a pretty party dress. y first lady wants it to be beautiful. she wants it to be comfortable. she wants it to be appropriate. i think appropriate is the word when first ladies are dealing with c

wu is the one who created mrs. obama's inaugural gown. we called around and local targets told us people were waiting outside this morning well before the stores opened. in columbia heights the entire line had sold out by midday. >>> the twitterfehr all abuzz about the premiere of "the voice." angie goff here with the big night for them and a super bowl moment during the halftime show, angie, that everybody's talking about. >> that's right, aaron. thank you. the feel-good story of the "voice's" premier night came from a single dad from chicago. jesse campbell used to be homeless daughter in his car. he auditioned for "the voice" looking for a fresh start, and within seconds the judges gave it to ♪ i've been so many places in my life and times ♪ ♪ i've sung a lot of songs ♪ made some bad signs ♪ i've acted out my life on stages ♪ ♪ 10,000 people watching ♪ we're alone now, and i'm singing this song for you ♪ >> that wasn't the only highlight. rae lynn, a 17-year-old girl from texas, wowed blake shelton by singing "hell on heels" a song fro