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so who was s nd why >>> every february 14th loved ones exchange candy, flowers, gifts, that sort of thing the name of valentine. so who was this st. valentine and why do we have a valentines day. that's tonight's good question. it turns out there really was a st. valentine. you have to go way back to ancient rome, the very beginnings of the church where the story begins. >> he was at that time a christian and a follower of jesus in the mid, we think, third century. >> father james carney, the rector, says he met an untimely death at the hands of the romance for preaching christianity. >> the emperor at that time had him in prison because he was proclaiming jesus christ and at that time it was considered a cult. as we understand in the legend when his tomorrow was discovered and some of the smaller details we can pick up it seems that he was clubbed and stoned and although not dead at that point, beheaded ultimately. >> he says there is other martyrs given the name valentine from the latin word meaning "the valiant one" or"strong one" but in each case what remains is the message of undying

each contained the name of someone interred at the cemetery, the date nd place of the person's death,long with date, style, and location of bial. the names were my great-grandparents daisy and melvin feiler, my great- great-uncle edwin cohen, my grandparents alene and edwin feiler, and my uncle stanley feiler". final quote: "i thanked her, returned the cards, and stood up to leave. 'are you going to visit your family?' she asked. 'sort of', i said. really, i came to visit my own gravesite". now, that scene would make a lot of sense if somebody were 65 or 70, but here you are a young man born in 1964 in that situation. how did that scene come to be, and what does it mean? - well, there's a lot into that scene, actually. first of all, i come from savannah, georgia, and it's a place that i love and am very attached to, and in june of 2008--for no particular reason other than my wife and i were just approaching our fifth wedding anniversary; we had three-year-old identical twin girls--we had a conversation in which we discussed where we might be buried someday, and my wife, linda, chose t

go into toy store nd y'll quickly notice the trend for girls' toys, princesses. it may just be a phase, but could the fairytale trend lead to something more toxic down the line? in her new book, one mom asks: when did every girl want to be a princess? >> i think that the princess culture and pink culture is just part of this, what's new is that it's this unprecedented encouragement of girls to define themselves through beauty and play sexiness at younger ages. >> take barbie dolls, for instance. when the product launched in 1959, they were marketed to girls aged 9 to 12. today, 3 to 7 year olds are the target demographic. and it's not just toys. 40% of young girls regularly wear lipstick or gloss. just last month walmart introduced a new anti-aging makeup line for eight year olds. advertisers call it kgoy, or kids getting older younger, and insist they're just giving girls what they want. but peggy orenstein, mother of a 7-year-old daughter, doesn't agree. >> it's really hard to say where desire ends and coercion begins when you're talking about a $4 billion indu

. >> hinojosa: were you surprised when you got tt ca to have you dict that nd oa film >> i'm always surprisedhen i get a call! ( laughter ) >> hinojosa: really? >> yeah, i mean, you know, like i said, i've done friday night lights for nbc and law and order, and... >> hinojosa: and law and order is actually important, because the actor from smoke signals who was young at the time of smoke signals, adam beach... >> adam beach, yeah. >> hinojosa: ...had a long run on law and order: svu, i guess? >> long run, yeah, yeah. well, i mean, he did, i think, 22 episodes or something like that. >> hinojosa: that's pretty wonderful, i mean, were you hay to see him out there >>ou kw, wall, as native actors and people in the film community, any time somebody makes a mainstream piece of work that isn't dependant on "leathers and feathers," i mean, we all applaud it. it's a great stride. >> hinojosa: what are you thinking about next? you're working on a big project called the whale hunt, which is also going to be controversial... >> yeah. >> hinojosa: ...no matter what, because you're dealing with the hunting

at this pivotal moment when everything is changing, when we're going to this new kind of technology,nd w when war's going to be a matter of innovative weaponry andut i technology, but it's a sword,th the simplest weapon there is, ac piece of metal dangling from robert e. lee's waist that persuades grant to let the men go home and to show this charity and mercy. it was the sword, it was this great crossing, as you say, between the romantic age and this tough new technological age that soon was going to make the world a very bloody place. >> i think we are about out ofme time, but would you briefly since you do such an array of different people of the 19th century and capture them so well with the great writing ability that you have, who was your most beloved or liked character that you dealt with, and who did you dislike the most? >> oh. i was ready for the like but the dislike, i don't know.l you know, i will have to say that gatling is probably the character, obviously, that most captivated me because i began with no knowledge of him at all, just that he'd made this gun. like what kin

the race ends the 22 nd oond chilly this morning. >> and there is more chilly mornings. there is a pattern of cold in the early morning hours and mild into afternoons, then next week there is rain. >> oh, boy. >> there is a live view now from our east bay camera. looking at western sky there is some glow of the after glow, i should say of sunset. there are clear skies and a beautiful evening. today, before going into the evening, mild weather in most locations. we had a high of 68 degrees today. 67 -- jant cruz. 67 in santa rosa. there are close in temperatures, close in names. we had mid 6s in other locations but there are two cool spots. 59 degrees the high in livermore. it's still mild in most locations. temperatures generally into mid to upper 50s now. fairfield cooled down a bit. these are the highlights we can expect cold nights, patchy frost next few nights. mild afternoons thursday through saturday. wet pattern coming into next week. that is winter like weather. lows tonight dropping quite a bit in locations into the north bay valleys lows of 29 degrees in santa

our guests are anthony fobbs, the mayor of charlotte, n.c., .nd mick hornet we will talk with the affordable housing center to discuss foreclosures and housing market. we will focus on how states are dealing with prison costs and ex-convict rehabilitation with mike thompson from the council of state governments

then people read his letters and saw that this man was thoughtful, knowledgeable, a nd while not a micromanage year, a strategic leader and a superb and highly successful strategic leader, george to be bush was described as not curious, not knowledgeable, he had gone to harvard business school, yale, and clearly was an intelligent human being. i did not know the man. i worked with his father in congress but did not know george w. bush. i watched him as a president and he asked penetrating questions and worked his way with foreign leaders in a skillful and engaging manner that develop relationships that were constructed for our country. but yet people made fun of it. i don't know quite what it is about our society that does that. i must say i have watched a lot of presidents and george w. bush, if you think what he did with the surge in iraq. >> host: would you have supported that if you stayed on the? >> what he did was interesting, a lot of things combine to make it work. the on bar awakening took place, and the equipping of the military came to the advanced point* where iraqis were ready to

it continues to ecxpin ed drte the expected in north andhe east bay,nd a then as we head through 7:00 a.m., getting even colder. we had a few reports of flurries today. sonoma was one of them early this afternoon. will it snow where you are? here's what to remember. we'll get snow in the early morning hours if you have an isolated shower over your reg n region. it's very hard to predict that because of the instability and the nature of what we're seeing, but here's a shot here. about a 50/50 shot for san francisco, san jose, livermore and los gatos. traci grant is tracking the cold. our very intrepid traci grant. your hair is a great barometer of the wind. how many layers of clothes do you have on? it looks like you have them stacked up? >> reporter: not enough apparently because it is so cold. i would cry, but i'm afraid that my tears would freeze on my face. we're 922 feet up on the top of twin peaks here in san francisco, and the people who come out here for sight-seeing tomorrow might also see something else, it's possible they could see some snow. >> it's not cold enough. the rai

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we nd to work with mexico to end the war. the administration is committed to immigration reform. >> that includes comprehensive and border security? >> indeed. lastly, with rpect to the particular case of the relious visa that you referenced, why don't i get that from you and i'll respond in writing. >> and the cultural issue including the muslims. >> i will be happy to -- why don't i respond to that in writing. >> can i raise a question to yo i would appreciate to have a classified briefing on the border as it relates to the drug cartels or the pourousness created and the distinction. that is my perspective serating out undocumented persons coming. >> i will work on that. there's bipartisan interest in that, i believe. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> time is expired. the gentleman from missouri. you are up next, if you want. okay. i will yield to -- not yield, yeah, the gentleman from florida. >> madam secretary, we have previously discussed the importance of visa security program and the need to expand the security un

and you ran from the corner of the house, touched the tree and back and it started where you could ndput on everything. we were like yeah but the welts, they're not that bad when it's like that. so, then we reduced it to you could just wear just shorts that was it. and, yeah, so i think we even have some -- >> jimmy: you brought video, which is -- i cannot wait to see this because i love -- how old are you guys? i'm 42. >> jimmy: 42, all right. [ laughter ] some kind of manhunt. let's -- is that -- >> there is always a lot of arguing. >> jimmy: you got him there? yeah, you got him there. >> you can hear his daughter woody's daughter saying oh poppa, he got you. >> jimmy: his daughter is looking on as a witness to this? >> the reason why we had to start filming is because there was so much arguing over how many shots the other guy took. you hear arguing like dude you took five, no no. it's studies like the zapruder filling. >> i only brought the ones where i shoot. >> three two, one. >> trying a different technique. you can hear the arguing. >> that's five! >> it was four, dude. it was

libyan disruptions are important nd the fact that you have physical disruptions as opposed to just the fear of physical disruption is an important additional factor in driving the psychology of the market and driving prices upward. but ultimately it's that worry that somehow as this disruption spreads it's going to hit some of the larger producers and the mother lode of that is saudi arabia. >> woodruff: and saudi arabia being, what, the world's second largest producer? >> second-largest producer after rsia and the world's largest exporter. >> woodruff: and the world's largest exporter. help us understand, carl larry, the effect on gasoline prices here in the united states for people who are watching and are saying, all right, that's all interesting, how is it going to affect and will it continue to affect the price of gas and diesel here in the u.s.? >> well, in an overall picture i think the oil prices are one thing that generates a higher price for gasoline. but at the bottom baseline of it all, the supply for gasoline here in the u.s. is actually near record levels. and our demand

it nds to go back to the education, back to the infrastructure. i do not think those are partisan issues. it is disappointing, quite frankly, that on some level, the president has laid out a very good case for the categories of spending that are important to the future of the country. i am hopeful that both houses of congress will be responsible. host: let's go to texas. welcome. caller: hey, nic how are you doing this morning? i am from okloma city. my daddy was a former oklahoma city policeman. i just wanted to talk about the unions a little bit. i am sure you remember back in e 1970's when the police went on strike. most of your policemen out there and work two jobs for many years and a lot of that had to do with the police were not paying enough to be a middle-class family. that is why a lot of these guys went out and started working second jobs. i know the chief had a lot to do with revolutionizing the police partment, getting money in there, equipment. they bought all of their guns, uniforms, and everything else. guest: things have changed a

we had a beautiful time-- wonderful time. nd an hour or two into the dinner i lost track of time. it turned out that every one these musicians had worked with frank sinatra. and musicians being the plain spoken people that they are, i sort of inwardly rubbed my hands and got ready for the gossip to begin about the women and the mob and the fistfights. but instead, every one of these guys spoke in tones of awe about what a musical genius sinatra was. and i was very moved by that. and it was coming time for me to do my next book. i was looking for a big subject, a worthy subject, a good subject. and i thought well, sinatra may be the most chronicled human being in history or close to it. but what about trying to do a biography of sinatra that got the sennuous on to the page. what about trying to do a biography of sinatra that was way book of empathy. >> two things to be said about that, both from the book. number one, is that, i mean he believed that his voice and his work was the only thing that really mattered, correct. >> yes. it trumped everything else. it superseded all relatio