the frafrd russian drinks and napoleon drinks and not to mention the open house of culture and other organizations but it's wonderful to bring people today. the volunteers and this community groups are incredible. i want to invite people up to say a few words >> thank you supervisor mar and thank you ladies and gentlemen and the supervisors for the honor. we do have a fantastic agenda for you if you come to the festival. i'm looking forward to this. thank you. again >> the website is the ranch center s f all one word.com. you'll find we have entertainment's two hour shores - one and a half shows every two hours. there's two food courts, vodka bars and the ladies are cooking up a storm. it's all homemade, the deserts are all homemade and, you know, it's too much to talk about. it's all volunteer based. it runs friday night, it's all day saturday. that's a good - that's our best entertainment. you know, there's - there's all kinds of vendors selling their stuff. just come. >> thank you very much supervisor mar. >> item 14 was credit card on february 27th and was forwarded to a city rep

escuelas para probar como realmente se puede vivir con 5 dÓlares al dÍa para comer.. 5 dÓlares que don napoleon y que asegura no le ajustan, por lo que considera que el reto no podrÍa haber venido en un mejor momento una cantidad que segÚn fernando no ajusta ni para un tiempo de comida la comunidad hispana es una de las comunidades que se beneficia del programa snap.. segun la concejal navarro la experiencia ya ha hecho efecto en lo que hasta ahora habÍa sido su percepciÓn de esta ayuda para que una familia de 4 personas sea elegible para este programa no debe de ganar mas de 2400 al mes vamos a la primera pausa, pero al regresar en virginia, las escuelas publicas recibiran calificaciones de la misma manera que sus estudiantes.... temperaturas maximas entre los 42 y 45 grados en los proximos dias, despues de la pausa les cuento cuando se espera un cambio en las condiciones atmosfericas... la camara de delegados de virginia aprobo una legislacion que designaria calificaciones de "a hasta f" a las escuelas publicas, de la misma manera que los maestros califican a sus estudiantes...esta medida es

it ended with victorious former slaves having defeated napoleon bonaparte. this was a shock to the united states, and as frederick douglass says, the u.s. has not forgiven heydey for being black. i think we could point to the revolution. it placed haiti firmly in the way of the united states until 1867 when he was first recognized, after the revolution. -- when haiti was first recognized, after the revolution. >> douglas said that a long time ago, which leads to the question that we still have not forgiven haiti for being black and independent. >> i think it is true, but haiti has played into the distressed relationship between haiti and the u.s. by becoming dependent on outside stuff and falling into the trap of the global markets so it has not remain with a red cells, but there is a sick relationship -- not remained its upright self, so there is a sick relationship. it is a function of corruption but serves the purposes of outsiders when they do business in haiti. you pay a bribe, which is cheaper than paying taxes. you pay a bribe to one government offici

. >> appraiser: it's a napoleonic musket. so we're looking at late 17, early 1800s.ht have been fired at waterloo. if i think about it, it might have been fired at our troops at waterloo. it was originally a flint lock. now, that means this hammer is a replacement. it had a little piece of flint in it, a frisson here. flint would hit the frisson, spark would make it work. very slow to load. very clumsy. everything goes down from this end. it's then rammed down from this end. put that back. >> woman #2: i wondered what that was for. >> appraiser: that's the ram rod. if you don't put it back the gun won't be able to load and you've got a very clumsy club. now, bear in mind, you're doing that in all this wind, so all your powder blows away. they then converted it to this which is a percussion system. you put a little cap on there. works much better, much faster. that's converted from that. they weren't pretty to start with, napoleonic muskets. but this one has had a lovely addition. it's authentic and original from there...to there...to there... to there. then it stops,

it's financed by the funds interest napoleon who's the shareholder of cross spends so it's largely finance at the expense of sperm bank yes and these cost overruns are paid for by sperm bank yes it's spending one of the costs of this whole facility question what's the overall was too much of an initially be very assessing the amount of the room. what's a rough estimate. of initial pressure one point two billion now it was in one point two billion has turned into eight billion yes well done good work let's move on. well as you can see there the president has some cutting words which as we reported didn't go without consequences for one official if we're going to be monitoring the developments in sochi here on our team as it readies for one of the world's biggest and most prestigious sporting events. it's going to be a battle between the north and the south of an e.u. meeting in brussels states are on a collision course over spending plans for the next few years britain is the loudest voice among those calling for a budget cut something fiercely opposed by a southern countries who are heavil

everything with referendums is that democracy the guy in european history who did that the most was napoleon so that doesn't sound very democrat let's move on to just the situation in public debt and italy this is just putting it in perspective for the audience of how bad this says amount to more than one hundred twenty percent of the country's g.d.p. i mean how can we i wouldn't i wouldn't make a big thing just verifying that it is the fact the joblessness the unemployed how do they get out of this at prices i mean all these candidates kind of seem like they're not really pushing for a viable solution here monty is the i.m.f. austerity right that's failed now he's out goodloe is this new energy austerity which if anything is even worse lose kone today said his main point is anti austerity of oh he doesn't really he means by that austerity for the government not for the private sector what you'd have to do in italy is look there are three million unemployed and that's what draws on he's basically fuelled by the despair of three to four million unemployed so the answer would be i would say fi

there is some opinion that richard nixon is the most sexually insecure chief of state since napoleon. >> somebody once said a woman a man most fears is the woman inside himself. >> doesn't henry kissinger more than compensate for president nixon's sexual insecurity? >> that's like, are you still beating your wife? anything i say is impossible. >> we were photographed together. since kissinger was, i think, pretty much the only unmarried person in the nixon administration, somebody from "the new york times" called me up and asked me about it. >> this week, gloria steinem, almost unbelievably to me, is voted as having said she's not now and never has been a girlfriend of henry kissinger. but, i would like to tell you, i'm not discouraged. >> people think being pretty or beautiful solves everything, which, of course, it doesn't. the hard part, for me, i must say the painful part, is i work really hard, and then the result is attributed to looks. that's -- it's really painful, and you would think at 76 that would go away, but it's still there sometimes. >> you know, there's a saying now,

hard economic times of the 1930s, you see everything from alcoholics anonymous developing in 1932 napoleon hill and various social activists business, fascism, communism, but they don't have a full appeal, and there is a spectrum of things going on. so the goal is to educate people about the great depression so that it doesn't happen again. it is very much away of its time, the idea that we can teach people certain skills, and if we learn these skills, we will all be okay. but what goes on over time in personal-finance, it slowly becomes saturday to a greater extent. it becomes less about the political backbone of its, which was always part of a good part of her career. she was a devout keynesian, for example. and it becomes simply a list of tips, like any other form of self-help. how to cook a perfect apricot stew, have to train your toddler. follow these 10 steps, and all will be okay. and if you don't follow these 10 steps, it won't be okay. and therefore it, if you do follow these 10 steps, it has to have worked out. and if it doesn't work out, then you didn't follow these steps. it's

he looks at me and so i'm standing there like napoleon ponaporte. i see interviews when i was interviewed on morphine. i saidun man, you need to put your weapon down. he spins around, i draw, because i thought he could be a terrorist, ashen complexion and barbing hair i aimed for his head. we're this distance, maybe further, but i don't want to leave my mark, because the director will hit me. but, you know, so it's not more difficult to hit him in the face than the body. it was not changing the shot at all. i draw, aimed for his face, first shot and i don't know at the time how he's able to get these shots off on me. i thought he threw the gun off into his hand, because he rigged it to fire. kicked my gun into the air. i started to fall. then, you know, i'm trying to bring my pistol down. i prayed god please let me shoot this guy before he kills someone else. i was sure i was dead, the amount of pain. there's the sensation of fire and electricity just all going through your body. he shot me again and again and again and again and spun me like a pinw

these different leaders throughout historied a the spear, and they used it to gain power, and and napoleont and it aberdeen else wanted it, and at the enadolph hitler wanted it, and i don't believe it gives you magic power but when you tell my hitler wants this thing, i want to know about it. we had on that episode some theories on where it was we had man -- the reason we did that episode he contacted me years about it. before we had the show. and told me i have a story about the spear of destiny, and he had kept the company of a u.s. president and his boss supposedly had stolen the spear of destiny that hitler had. it's supposedly in a museum in europe, and it's a fake one, this and the real one as taken by his'. in people say it was in a submarine, some people say he has it. the vat cap -- vatican says it's there below the vatican, and they say they have it. it's amazing that even some people put so much into the faith of their particular spear. everybody thinks they have the selected spear. as for where i think it is, obviously the vatican says they have it. my guy who came to us says h

i've got some napoleon jokes coming up, you guys are going to be so mad.ght's" a.j. hammer joins us now, the creator of "family guy," he's getting mixed reviews. some of the reviews are quite -- well, they're not very nice. >> yeah. no, pretty biting. and it's a tough gig, one of the toughest in all of show business, carol. but when you think about it, in the aftermath of the show, the host always gets mixed reviews in the press. i remember some years where according to some headlines billy crystal, the beloved billy crystal, was also being called a bad host. so you can take some of these with a grain of salt. >> tom shales tweeted, "i can hear the audience throwing up now." >> oh, no, i have even better ones from these reviews. "the daily beast" called seth's hosting juvenile and basically flat out said he bombed. there were others questioning if he was sexist or sensational. however, i did have to sift through quite a bit to find a couple of positive reviews including one from "the hollywood reporter," very well respected magazine. and they were on his s

part of the story, they say all these different leaders had thisster and used it to gain power, and napoleon and other people took this thing and the best part of the store was they adolph hitler wented it. and i want know what is so important at it. why does this guy want this thing? that's the fun of the story, and we had on that episode some theories on writ was and we had man who came on the show who contacted me -- the reason we did that episode is he contact met years ago about it. and told me i have a story you need to here about the sphere of destiny, and he worked for a very powerful person who had -- a u.s. president, and his boss supposedly had stolen the sphere of destiny that hitler had and it's supposedly in a museum in europe and the museum is a fake one and the real one was taken by his boss, and again, in terms of where it is, some people say it's at a submarine that sunk. some people say that's guy has it. some people say it's still in a museum, which i don't believe. i think that one is fact. the vatican says they have it below the vatican, and the vatican will tell you th

of the story is these leaders throughout history have this fear and they use it to gain power and napoleon and all these other people wanted it. the best part of the story in the end is that -- i don't think for one second that it gives you magic powers but if you tell me adolf hitler wants his thing i've want to know what's so important about this thing. we had on that episode some theories on where it was and we had a man who came on the show who contacted me. the reason we did that episode is because he contacted me eight years ago about a paper with the show and told me i have a story you need to hear about this fear of death. he worked for a powerful person and basically his boss supposedly have stolen this fear of death. it's supposedly in a museum in europe and the museum supposedly is a big one and the real one is like his boss. again in terms of where it is some people say it's in a submarine that sunk. some people say it was donated to a european museum. the vatican said they have it below -- not buried below the vatican and the vatican will tell you they have it. what is amazing

. >> that goes back to napoleon. >> well lee atwater made it famous in our world. he's right. the democrats, you watch these guys and you see on the one hand they've lost the middle which is great for the democratic party because everything they lose we pick up. on the other hand, they're attacking their base, which is going to result in not victories for moderate candidates who can win general elections, but it's going to result in right wing candidates getting their backs up, getting in these primaries, and they're low turnout primaries, and they win, and then they can't win general elections. >> let's talk about another strategy which is called flood the zone, like in basketball or football. you get so many players in one area, somebody is going to catch the ball. president obama has been relentless in agitating for action on a number of issues he wants to address. yesterday in minnesota it was gun restrictions. today it's immigration reform with business and labor leaders meeting at the white house. nbc's first read identifies the strategy. the obama white house wants to o

easy everything from alcoholics anonymous to go in the 1930s the napoleon, giving people rich, a very socialist activist movements, fascism and communism. and there's a whole fulcrum going on. sylvia porter developed personal-finance out as over a period of years. and her goal is to educate people so that this great depression would never happen again. but it's very much in the way an idea that we can teach people certain skills. and if they learn the skills we will all be okay. but what goes on overtime is personal-finance slowly becomes severed, to a great extent from them. so it becomes less about the political backbone of it, which is always to be fair to sylvia porter for good part of her career a huge part of the things. she was a devout keynesian for example. and come simply a list of tips. it becomes in a way like any other form of self-help, be it how it to toilet train your toddler, follow these 10 steps and all will be okay. and if you don't follow these 10 steps, it won't be okay. and, therefore, if he did follow these 10 steps, it has to of worked out. and if it didn't wo

there is some opinion that richard nixon is the most sexually insecure chief of state since napoleon. >> somebody once said a woman a man most fears is the woman inside himself. >> doesn't henry kissinger more than compensate for president nixon's sexual insecurity? >> that's like, are you still beating your wife? anything i say is impossible. >> we were photographed together. since kissinger was, i think, pretty much the only unmarried person in the nixon administration, somebody from "the new york times" called me up and asked me about it. >> this week, gloria steinem, almost unbelievably to me, is voted as having said she's not now and never has been a girlfriend of henry kissinger. but, i would like to tell you, i'm not discouraged. >> people think being pretty or beautiful solves everything, which, of course, it doesn't. the hard part, for me, i must say the painful part, is i work really hard, and then the result is attributed to looks. that's -- it's really painful, and you would think at 76 that would go away, but it's still there sometimes. >> you know, there's a saying now,

i have some napoleon jokes coming you up. you guys will be so mad. >> they said we don't need big a-list stars, meshes will tune in because they have seen the movies. >> i have seen all of them. >> last year "the artist" people were saying what is that? >> and "life of pi" worldwide has made over $500 million. >> we'll have more coming up on the after parties and talk about the winners, the losers and the fashion. first, right to breaking news coming to us out of the vatican this morning. right to john berman with that. >> thanks, soledad. breaking news as pope benedict xvi entering his final days as leader of the catholic church, britain's top cardinal, keith o'brien stepping down. this following accusations that o'brien abused young men studying for the priest hood and amid italian media reports that the pope is stepping down due to a vatican involving priests and male prostitutes. becky anderson is live with more. good morning, becky. >> they say a week is a long time in politics, but an hour is a long time in politic ther

napoleon wrote true power is in direct power and i think he was right on that. it is up to them about what the role of the spouse of the president should be. host: carlos from oklahoma. caller: good morning. how long after the first lady has been in office with her husband -- this is a different question -- which should be considered for president? michelle obama it is one of the most educated ladies in recent times. how long after that which should be considered for the role? host: would you like to see her run someday? caller: i think her moral character is very good and she could do well. host: here's richard norton smith, frequent guest on "washington journal," talking about ladybird johnson. [video clip] >> lady bird johnson is a traditional first lady who made it very clear to anyone who would listen that her husband's welfare came first and she came third. but equally important, she is an advocate. will know about beautification -- we all know about beautification. ladybird johnson is an environmentalist long before that term caught on. it wasn't just ame

so much, because the haitian revolution first of all made possible the louisiana purchase because napoleonwas done with the empire as a result of that humiliating thing. secondly, after haiti, after that revolution the north atlantic slave trade was ended by britain and the united states at the last sort of breath of that was the end of the civil war. all of this was precipitated by the haitian revolution. people in the united states know nothing about the history, nothing about the story including african-americans. so we owe so much to those haitians, ex-slaves, who defeated for the four of the most powerful armies in europe in the 12 and a half year war for their freedom. what. what a great story of history. >> host: this month on booktv's "in depth" program author and activist randall robinson. he is the author of five nonfiction books. here they are beginning in 1998, mr. robinson wrote in 2000 "the debt" what america owes to blacks and "the reckoning" what blacks owe to each other came out in 2002 and "quitting america" the departure of a black man from his native land in 2004 and fi

so much, because the haitian revolution first of all made possible the louisiana purchase because napoleonwas done with the empire as a result of that humiliating thing. secondly, after haiti, after that revolution the north atlantic slave trade was ended by britain and the united states at the last sort of breath of that was the end of the civil war. all of this was precipitated by the haitian revolution. people in the united states know nothing about the history, nothing about the story including african-americans. so we owe so much to those haitians, ex-slaves, who defeated for the four of the most powerful armies in europe in the 12 and a half year war for their freedom. what. what a great story of history. >> host: this month on booktv's "in depth" program author and activist randall robinson. he is the author of five nonfiction books. here they are beginning in 1998, mr. robinson wrote in 2000 "the debt" what america owes to blacks and "the reckoning" what blacks owe to each other came out in 2002 and "quitting america" the departure of a black man from his native land in 2004 and fi

1930s are known from everything from hard economic times, everything from alcoholics anonymous to napoleonll thinking get rich come into various social activist movements. fascism and communism both have a huge appeal. and sylvia porter develops personal finance over a period of years and her goal is to educate people so the great depression will never have it again. it's very much an idea we can teach people certain skills and if they learn the skills, we will all be okay. but what goes on over time is personal-finance slowly becomes severed to a greater extent from this. so it becomes less about the political back bone of it, which is always be fair to sylvia porter for a good part of her career. she was a devout keynesian for example and become simply a list of tips. it becomes like any other form of self-help, how to cook a perfect apricot, how to toilet train your toddler. follow these 10 steps in all be okay and if you don't follow these 10, it won't be okay. and therefore if you did follow these 10 steps, it has to work out and if it didn't, you didn't follow these 10 steps. it's al

children to have a life of obesity, but that's-- >> it's unbelievable that totally out of touch napoleonface no opposition. why aren't there demonstrations in the street and chugging big gulps, why aren't they doing that. >> clayton: you talk about the scientists, the arbitrary nature even on the calorie count issue, yes, it's great to go to starbucks and go there over the years and you ike to see that number so it sort of dissuades you-- >> now that i know how much is in-- i don't order. calorie counts doesn't matter. arbitrary calorie counts doesn't matter. >> tucker: it's not science-based. >> clayton: that's my point. >> tucker: we're the party of science, where is the science? there isn't any? you're doing this to impress your friends in the hamptons? lecture no more. >> alisyn: what's next, grey poupon? and let us know how you feel about this. you can find us all on twitter. and the pope benedict xvi is giving his final blessing, gave it earlier today as he prepares to step down this week. what will the vatican look like as it searches for a new leader. can it be an american pope?