it has won national acclaim. it led to the next initiative, the youth opportunity grant. this initiative was led by the department of labour. got to infuse -- thought to infuse resources into amenities. there is a flyer there for some of bart outreach materials. it served over 5000 people in all of those communities that lived in disenfranchised communities. we were successful in placing young people into training programs, supported a number of community-based organizations, placed young people into college and into work force efforts. i have also then the director of the community programs division for the san francisco juvenile probation department. it provided more than just supervision services. i extended my portfolio to provide this sort of justice types of programming to support young people in the wake of employment, education, family support services. i held that position for over six years. i went to work for the ymca of san francisco for a number of years. i manage the urban services. we provided social services. today, i serve as the executive director of the

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confederate history and biography including the volume about the confederacy in the new american nation series, an acclaimed biographies of jeb stewart and robert e. lee. he's an old friend of the museum of the confederacy and has written and lectured about the museum itself and its role in civil war memory. his latest work "the dogs of war 1861" is a collection of essays that are apropos of the civil war sesquicentennial, he'll be in virginia in april lecturing about jeb stewart at the university of mary washington. great live series on april 3rd. today he'll be nominating -- i can't say it, i'll let him tell you. but, emery, if you get up here and talk about jon bankhead mcgruder, i'll cut you short and we'll get on with robert e. lee. >> thank you very much. you didn't mention some embarrassing things. fortunately. i did some work on "time's" person of the year before coming here. i thought it would be a better look if i could see what they'd done to maybe project your voting this most influential person in 1862. supposedly this -- i mean, journalistic legend has it that it was a slow news week in 1927,

took control of key buildings and a radio station in the whole time nation and military spokesman said it didn't want to take power acclaim the prime minister planned to bring angolan troops into the country. officials who served under egypt's out's leader hosni mubarak are being banned from running in a presidential election that's according to a new law which has been passed in the parliament but still has yet to be approved by the ruling military council the move follows of these surprise candidacy announcement of former vice president and intelligence t.v. under mubarak that's omar saluting on egyptian protesters plan a million man march to pressurize the country's past the. orthodox believers are celebrating easter of this weekend but away from religion the church is in the center of a media storm over a radical female punk rock band and the patriarchs the disappearing watch as an isa now explained some suspect there is an organize negative p.r. campaign against the church. leading up to the most celebrated russian orthodox holiday of the year the church found itself surrounded by scandal and in not so holy hot water

it was published by nation books in 2006. this highly acclaimed book drew on experiences as her time as an attorney, and former members of congress during watergate and arguing for the impeachment of george w. bush. it first gained attention when she was elected to commerce at the age of 31 and served a prominent role in the judiciary committee during the impeachment of president nixon. she also shared on the refugee and subcommittee. as a first district attorney of kings county in new york city. in addition to her service and elected office, list has continued to pursue justice and participation in other capacities. president bill clinton appointed her to the nazi and japanese imperial war criminals records interagency working group, which is overseeing the classification of u.s. government secret not see war crimes. she's currently the cochair of the government relations practice committee at carol feinstein llc. thank you, elizabeth, for coming and sharing your book with our community. this event is being televised by c-span. during this questi

nation come "liberation square". the book has been received quite a critical acclaim. he noted it was calibrated in the background commentary and prognostication cut and above all described as an essential reading yadin the urgency and vitality of the era of the spring egyptian chapter with and the the daily beast voted council debate today the campus of the state, so we have copies of the book that will be arriving and it is available to science and chat with you further as i think rob has to leave immediately, but we will try to cover as much ground else we can in the discussion. just to begin with you, ashraf come in your book sort of seeps through the decades of mubarak's ruled before going into the tracking the 18 days of revolt when, then you close with some commentary on the key transitional challenges ahead with our economic corruption and freedom and security performance. and, you know, i think with some of development in egypt in the past 48 hours there is clearly a very current conversation to have about egypt and i think the events are changing quite quickl

nation come "liberation square". the book has been received quite a critical acclaim. noted it was calibrated in the background commentary and prognostication cut and above all described as an essential reading yadin the urgency and vitality of the era of the spring egyptian chapter with and the the daily beast voted council debate today the campus of the state, so we have copies of the book that will be arriving and it is available to science and chat with you further as i think rob has to leave immediately, but we will try to cover as much ground else we can in the discussion. just to begin with you, ashraf come in your book sort of seeps through the decades of mubarak's ruled before going into the tracking the 18 days of revolt when, then you close with some commentary on the key transitional challenges ahead with our economic corruption and freedom and security performance. and, you know, i think with some of development in egypt in the past 48 hours there is clearly a very current conversation to have about egypt and i think the events are changing quite quickly t

nation come "liberation square". the book has been received quite a critical acclaim. noted it was calibrated in the background commentary and prognostication cut and above all described as an essential reading yadin the urgency and vitality of the era of the spring egyptian chapter with and the the daily beast voted council debate today the campus of the state, so we have copies of the book that will be arriving and it is available to science and chat with you further as i think rob has to leave immediately, but we will try to cover as much ground else we can in the discussion. just to begin with you, ashraf come in your book sort of seeps through the decades of mubarak's ruled before going into the tracking the 18 days of revolt when, then you close with some commentary on the key transitional challenges ahead with our economic corruption and freedom and security performance. and, you know, i think with some of development in egypt in the past 48 hours there is clearly a very current conversation to have about egypt and i think the events are changing quite quickly t

, she won acclaim for breaking the story of the penn state sex abuse case revolving around assistant football coach jerry sandusy. and for staying ahead when the story spiraled into a national scandal. she was born in detroit what race in fort lauderdale. she went -- but raised i fort lauderdale. she went to high school there and fell in love with journalism. she went to penn state and majored in journalm, graduating in 2008. she worked for the local paper and state college -- a dentist a college, pennsylvania. while there, she began to hear rumors about jerry sandusky's behavior. but it was not until she moved on at the "patriot news" that she was able to gather enough evidence for a first page story in march. then a strange thing happed. not much of anything. for the most part, the story was ignored. it was not until november when she wrote about an indictment that was imminent that the outside world began to grasp the scope of the accusations against jerry sandusky and the university's failure to act upon them. thank you all for coming here. i apologize for my voice. you may have to talk amongst yourselves for a while. i will like to start with you, jane. did you tell us

national public radio. she is uniquely qualified to lead the discussion having offered a critically acclaimed book. in the middle here, we have amanda bennett, the executive director for bloomberg news. she was formerly a top editor with the herald leader in lexington. she is a pulitzer prize winner and a former chair of the pulitzer board. she is the author of six books. on the far left is jeff, the editor in charge of investigations at "the washington post." he joined the post as an investigative reporter in 1997 after 15 years at the miami herald. he has worked on investigations that have been honored with seven pulitzer prizes. second from the right is john marshall, the editor and publisher "talking points pointsmemo. in 2008, he won a george polk award for the reporting on the politically motivated dismissal of u.s. attorneys by the bush administration. finally, our two special guests and perhaps the most influential journalists of our time. bob woodward and carl bernstein. [applause] each has had a career of distinguished work that has solidified their place in our pantheon. i also want to r

acclaimed series treme. i'll be playing myself as one of the characters whew a chef who will be cooking for the first time on a nationalon and then a steep drop. let me show you what's going on as far as our weather is concerned. we are looking at plenty of sunshine in the northeast. a few clouds right along the coast. showers and thunderstorms down through the southeast. a risk of strong storms northern texas into louisiana. make that iowa. no comparison there. look for some afternoon showers moving into the pacific northwest. and as we move into tomorrow, we expect to see sunny and mild conditions to warm conditions. mid-atlantic into the southeast, rain from texas where it could be heavy all the way up into the great lakes. look for more showers moving into the pacific northwest. sunny and hot in the southwest on into southern california. that's what's going on around the >> good morning. the storm that give us the rain yesterday will take the clouds with it off the coast. decreasing clouds and becoming mo >> reporter: and that's your latest weather. everybody? >> all right, al, thank you very much. >>> how about if

acclaimed series treme. i'll be playing myself as one of the characters whew a chef who will be cooking for the first time on a nationaln and then a steep drop. let me show you what's going on as far as our weather is concerned. we are looking at plenty of sunshine in the northeast. a few clouds right along the coast. showers and thunderstorms down through showers and thunderstorms down in the southeast. risk of strong storms northeast texas into louisiana, look for some afternoon showers moving into the pacific northwest. as we move into tomorrow tomorrow, we expect to see sunny and mild conditions to warm conditions, mid-atlantic to the southeast, rain from texas up into the great lakes. look for more showers moving into the pacific northwest. sunny and hot in the southwest on into southern california. that's what's going on around the country, here's what's going on in your neck of the woods. >>> good morning, the patchy fog is slowly lifting, and we have sunshine breaking out around the region. temperatures are into the 50s now. later today around 70 degrees. and we'll have lots of sun this afternoon, so beautiful