, o.k., now look! oh, aren't these cute? >> those are great, perfect. >> now these are our little pigs in a blanket and i want you to see, because that's the pancake mix with just a little smokie in the bottom of each one... >> look at that little doggie in there. >> and you put 'em out on the plate and the kids just dip 'em right in the syrup and eat 'em with their fingers. it's a just a great breakfast for kids. [timer dings] these are the "eggsters". >> right, the ones i brought from the fridge. >> right, you can just dump these right out on the plate. >> o.k. >> those are just little taters with the omelet around them. kids love 'em and this, because it comes out, will go right in the dishwasher, no cleanup at all. [timer dings] now, all right, this is not your grandmother's meatballs. >> meatballs! this i gotta try! >> all right, now i'm gonna give you a tiny little bite of one of them, just, that's kind of cheating. and i'm gonna put some of 'em on my spaghetti. >> mmm! >> is that good? and remem

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o.k., that's good. that's good. more drums. louder. more accordion.good. : (bleep) (bleep) forget it. how amongst the 99% did i still feel like i didn't fit in? i went to visit the 98% of americans who might agree with the protestors' message were it not for the protestors themselves. >> they do have a good point. >> i sympathize with them as well. i mean, when 1% has so much money and the other 99% doesn't, it just doesn't seem right. >> the way our system, the capitalist system is set up, i think inevitably eliminates the middle-class. >> you know what my favorite part of that point is? you don't have ray zi tattoos all over your face. >> i agree. >> after talking for hours we came to a consensus. >> someone has to do something. >> something has to be done. >> normal people should be doing stuff about this. >> key word "normal." >> the normal people have got to do something. >> get off your ass. >> right. that's what i'm saying. (laughter) >> i've got get the kids ready for bed. >> i'm going to watch the jets game. there's a new t.v. show starting t

. >> a spokeswoman for the o.k. administrator denies letters about health and safety are a set up for the eventual breakup of this protest. these letters should be taken at face value. in oakland, i'm mark sayer, cbs 5. >>> in the meantime, occupy protesters are holding their ground on justin herman plaza. many did leave briefly today to storm city hall. >> let me say to you now, we stand with you in expressing anger and frustration at the so- called, too big to fail in the big financial institutions. well, we are working. >> excuse me again, you're out of order. >> camping is illegal in city parks. police have moved in twice this week to try to force protesters to pull up stakes. >> also in the news, the candidates leading the gop pack in the race for the white house were on the defensive this evening. herman kaine was called to defend his 999 flat tax proposal and in one tense exchange, mitt romney tried to separate massachusetts healthcare plan from the newly approved federal plan. >> you're shaking your head. th

o.k. where's my folks? you need a life jacket? look at the little arctic tern there. they have the longest migratory route. what are they? arctic terns. they go down to antarctica. [galbraith] different indigenous people of alaska would migrate to the valley, but the discovery of gold and the russians in the area-- a lot of the indigenous tribes contracted either smallpox or influenza and consequently have disappeared. [narrator] the misconception that the dena'ina had disappeared was reinforced by the fact that they had left little visible sign of their presence. many centuries ago, athabaskan hunters and gatherers migrated here from west of the alaska range, recognized the richness of the natural resources of cook inlet and the kenai peninsula, and became the only athabaskans to adapt to a coastal environment. to ensure the continuance of these abundant cyclic resources, the dena'ina developed clans and a complex system of beliefs, but this knowledge has been virtually wiped out. albert baktuit is one of the elders of the tribe. [albert baktuit] they knew it was old

o.k. but it's going to take somebody, maybe moderate republicans, we've got the blue dog democrats, i hope i don't get skewered on twitter for saying this, i probably will. >> that's o.k.. >> why don't people have the courage to step up and start their own party? i know plenty of moderate republicans who think that a lot of what's going on, where the tea party have taken the party, is shameful. i say to them, okay -- >> but the problem is, 87% angry at washington, ask how their individual congressman is doing. their numbers are going to be much higher. >> not much higher. >> well, look at the number that they get re-elected at, jimmy. >> well, would you -- >> 94% get re-elected. >> 94% is re-election and gerrymandering. it's like saying, of course the harlan globetrotters win, they're playing the washington generals. they always win. let's move to something that's more exciting, like cyberwarfare. something that seems a little more hopeful and inspiring. >> what is that? >> something that

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. >> demonstrators marched to o.k. land city hall. joined by marors of oakland, berkeley, and richmond, and joined by the star power of danny glover. >> because it's the right side to be here. sick of being sick and tired. that's why i'm here. >> protesters acknowledged they represent various causes and find common ground. >> america is not going to get any jobs, significant amount of jobs back until we have fair trade. free trade has taken all the jobs out of the country. >> it all boils down to who is reaping profits and who is paying the price. >> penney hall of berkeley claims friends have died because they couldn't afford medical care. >> mostly the celebrated 1% are making the profits in a very mean spirited way. >> oakland's rally is part of a week ail rallies organized with occupy wall street. activists demand that wall street and millionaires pay what they claim is a fair share. generally the actions have been tolerated if not encouraged by some community leaders. roger is a san francisco city college professor. >> i'm very t

you will believe that that is how it's supposed to be and for many of us, we've swallowed the pill, o.k.? we've swallowed the pill and i'm going to close right there, i got one poem and i'm going to get off of here so al can get his program back. me and this boy go back 100 years so we can talk like this, you understand. all right, here we go, do it anyway. people really are unreasonable, illogical and self centered, love them anyway. if you do good, people will accuse you of selfish, ulterior motives, do good anyway. if you are successful, you will win false friends and true enemies but succeed anyway. the good you do today will be forgotten tomorrow but let's do good today anyway. honesty and frankness will make you vulnerable but let's be honest and frank anyway. the biggest ideas with the can be shot down by the smallest of minds. what you spend years building may be destroyed overnight. let's keep building anyway because people need help but they attack you when you help them but let's keep helping them anyway and give the world the best you got and you'll get kicked in the teeth,

you will believe that that is how it's supposed to be and for many of us, we've swallowed the pill, o.k.? we've swallowed the pill and i'm going to close right there, i got one poem and i'm going to get off of here so al can get his program back. me and this boy go back 100 years so we can talk like this, you understand. all right, here we go, do it anyway. people rely

quiero que des tu mejor esfuerzo, ¿o.k.? >> bien. >> mientras tu pintas con esas herramientas, yo usare paint zoom. ¿estas lista? >> si. >> tengo un marco identico aqui con la misma textura. ¿estas lista? >> estoy lista. >> voy a comenzar con la moldura sobresaliente. >> bien. >> ahora mira. >> oh... >> asi de rapido. la moldura sobresaliente esta pintada ahi. veo que estas con al superficie texturizada, asi que mira. >> oh... >> superficie texturizada... completa y hermosamente pintada. >> hay tengo que hacer lo con la brocha ahora. >> una aplicacion. ahora pintare el ladrillo. este puede ser ladrillo de exterior, puede ser de interior. pero mira lo que suce de cuando paso una vez el paint zoom. recubrimiento de madera. mira esto. >> oh, esto es frustrante. >> ¿lo es? >> si! >> se ve frustrante. >> oh! >> oye, ¿pintaste el estuco? >> eso trato. >> bien. >> absorbe mucha pintura. >> dejame probar. si... >> oh! >> amo esto. >> oh, espere un minuto. >> ¿puedes imaginar? bueno, no tienes que imaginar usar una brocha, ya usas una brocha.

in the eyes of average americans today, the gunfight at the o.k. corral involved wyatt earp, doc holiday and the clantons. it seems to me virgil and morgan earp have been pushed into the background. virgil wanted to be a good lawman, i think he was pragmatic. he much preferred giving people a chance to back away without embarrassing them or having their pride attacked. he did his best that day to let the cowboys settle down and ride on out of town and finally felt forced to act. when he did, he called on the people he trusted most, his two brothers. and then, of course, there was doc along who was never going to miss an occasion like this. it was a terrible tragedy that this happened, and i think if things had happened differently in one or two instances, if virgil hadn't been approached by a couple town leaders offering vigilantes, if wyatt and tom mcclear ri hadn't had that little --

is this a place will -- where you will do just o.k. enough to continue on? >> we are not in any state just for the exercise. we are in every state to win. i am always intrigued by folks to talk about negative campaigns. i have never run a campaign that was not factual. somebody on the other side might not lock the fax -- might not like the fax -- might not like the fatcs but they find some place where we're not telling the truth, i will be the first to pull it down. facts are facts - they may be difficult for some folks to get their arms around but we will be factual. if that is considered to be hard-hitting then so be it. i think americans are ready for some really straight, honest answers to how to fix things in this country whether it is dealing with the issue of social security which we have clearly said it is broken, those that are on it today, those who are approaching the age to be on it, it will be there for them but to use it as a political tool and say they will take away your benefits, that is dishonest. i will come back pretty hard on that. do we

o.k. corral, i think really meaning to leave town but not wanting to leave too fast because they didn't want all the onlookers to think the earps had backed them down and made them leave, any number of things might have prevented this. but even if that had been the case, then something similar would have happened, i think, sometime soon. .. tonight for christian parenti's book "tropic of chaos". we welcome him for that. i welcome you here on behalf of the donors who bought the book store. we're excited to have them on board and all the book sellers here. so thank you and welcome. for those of you new to the store i will quickly go over the format. christian parenti will talk about the book and we will open it up for q&a which we look forward to your input. the one thing we ask is if you get to this microphone in the middle here we will keep the talk hon.. we welcome our c-span audience as well. when it is time for q&a we will still them from this microphone and afterwards have a book signi

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. >> o.k. because i'm trying, earlier it was talked about the discrepancy between the ice number and the number you have used in testimony where you are saying it's $23,000-$30,000 per actual person deported, and basically said it's 12,500, and i appreciate you're getting the information, but you said off the top of your ahead that might be the ice one doesn't include the amount into trials; right? >> it may not include the justice department factors in there, and i just have to look into that. >> what i say to make it clear or make a clear understanding is that last week with when you testified by the senate you stated the number was 23,000 to 30,000, and that was for what dhs has and that excluded the department of justice. is the 23,000 to 30,000 with the department or justice or not? >> i'll get back to you. i want to be clear on that because you all want to make some points with those numbers. you need the accurate numbers. >> yeah. we want to figure out where the cost break down is and i

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