columbia professor patricia williams told me there's nothing that black people would like more than to be happy in the world and to have the freedom to go through the world without being constantly self-conscious. but that's nearly impossible. maybe the storekeeper's kind of scowling at you because he's tired and having a bad day and has nothing to do with you. or maybe he doesn't want his clothes to be seen out in the world on your black body. you just can't know. professor williams said that's the necessary nuttiness of racism, and a kind of defensiveness is just a consequence of what we have to negotiate. and i don't think that's victimhood. she compares the necessary nuttiness of racism, the maddening funhouse mirror of modern racism to one day in law school when someone sent her a bouquet of flowers on valentine's day and didn't sign it. it could have been this person, it could have been that person. [laughter] i loved everybody. well, prejudice is the same thing in a negative degree. when a moment of racism occurs, especially a subtle one, you can find yourself walking around dis

columbia professor patricia williams told me there's nothing black people would like more than to be happy in the world and on the freedom to go through the world without being constantly self-conscious. but that's nearly impossible. neither the storekeeper is going at you because he's tired and having a bad day and it's nothing to do with you or he doesn't want as close to be seen in the world under black toddy. you just can't know. officer williams said that is the necessary nuttiness of racism and it kind of defensiveness is just a consequence of what we have to negotiate. i don't think that his victim had. she compares the necessary nuttiness of racism, but not in fun house mirror untouchability of racism to one day in my school in some of center bouquet of from ballantine didn't find them. i went through the entire rest of the day smiling at people because it could've been this person, could have been that person. i loved everybody. well, prejudices the same thing into negative degree. when the moment of racism occurs, especially a subtle one you find yourself walking around dis

it is now my pleasure to welcome to the stage columbia professor patricia williams to introduce anita hill. [applause] >> thank you. it is a tremendous honor, privilege, pleasure to be here. i am delighted to have participated in the planning of this committee as part of the planning committee. this has been such an incredibly inspiring event, inspiring and euphoric arc of events. i want to welcome you all back to the afternoon session. i also want to welcome congresswoman joan adler who i think is the single elected official who has actually made it here. we thank him. deep gratitude for his presence. i'm actually usually somebody who wears all black. i just wanted to draw attention to the fact that i am wearing anita hill blue, just a touch, in honor of this event. i did that because i remember quite a long time ago when anita hill first was speaking truth to power, i interviewed her for an article in harper's. one of the things she mentioned was her great anxiety about the moment in which she had to walk from backstage on to the national scene, into the hearing room. what she descr

william hiatt and mrs. patricia heights. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> thank you so much. >> the honorable tom -- tom vilsack. mr. tom feldman. dr. peter rhee and mrs. emily rhee. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] mr. burzyk onn mr. gabriel put tone. general martin dempsey and mrs. dempsey. >> the new chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general martin dempsey, his birthday dinner as chairman. also attending this evening defense secretary leon panetta. >> the honorable mike atkins. mr. harrell poe. >> we are going to be the booksellers area and take you to the front to the north portico where president of obama and michelle obama will be welcoming the south korean president and his wife momentarily. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] ♪ ♪ >> the arrival at the north portico, president lee myung-bak and his wife mrs. kim yong bok at the white house at the state din

patricia rodriguez " no puedo creer que esto este sucediendo , estoy muy alarmada..." ...... a la escena tambien acudio el hermano por parte de padre que williamconocio.... " me llamo mi abuela el domingo y me dijo que mi hermano menor estaba en la television extraviado y me duele porque nunca llegue a conocerlo, veo su foto y veo a mi hija, a mi papa..." las autoridades estan muy convencidos de que los restos pertenecen a william por lo que encontraron en la escena... blanca kling "nosotros hemos obtenido un video el primero de octubre donde william estaba con su padrastro con curtis lopez en un deposito , se veia que el nino no estaba estresado, estaba contento , estaba casi jugando podriamos decirlo pero fue la ultima vez que se lo vio a william sin embargo la ropa que ese nino tenia es la misma ropa que se encontro al nino hoy dia..." claudia uceda mientras esperan los resultados de la autopsia aqui muchos estan dejando flores, algunas de sus pertenencias recordar a alguien que fue carinoso y que tambien tenia un amor con el deporte..." en germantown maryland claudia uceda univision @@@@ en la regiion mobilizan ayuda a afectads en el salva

william hite and mrs. patricia hite. [inaudible conversations] ms. song and ms. una song.ersations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> the honorable tom vilsack. [inaudible conversations] mr. rob salman. [inaudible conversations] dr. peter ree and mrs. emily ree. [inaudible conversations] >> [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] >> mr. bruce cohen and mr. gay -- mr. gabriel caton. general martin dempsey and mrs. dena dempsey. [inaudible conversations] mr. robert tompson king and mrs. katharine king. [inaudible conversations] the honorable mike angus. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] mr. howard coe and miss christie fischer. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] mr. andre lopez. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] mr. john chov and mrs. jay chov. [inaudible conversations] representative dave camp and mrs. nancy camp. [inaudible conversations] >> julian castro and mrs. erica lira castro. >> [inaudible] mr. blair efron and mrs. jer efron sena

william, call montgomery county major crimes division at 240-773-5070. reporting hive in the interactive news center, sherrie johnson. >>> patricia modell wife of art modell passed away at the age of 80. she battled illness for sometime and news of her passing was not a surprise. and accomplished actress she performed at the new york stage motion pictures and television during a 22-year acting career. in addition to ties to football, she and her husband art were also philanthropist giving to numerous organization and steak the modell performing arts center. >> is that what you want pad patty and she says yes that's my life and the stage was my life, and he said you got it and she said when we went to talk about it she said i. [audio not understandable] this is the most important is what's there. >> pat modell is survived by art their two sons and six grandchildren. she is dead at the age of 80. >>> she had a bright future a senior at chesapeake high school and a good student with a lot offriends. this morning they are mourning her death. linda so is live in millersville at county police headquarters with more on the heart breaking story. what happened. >>

patricia. >> gracias, muchachos. hay que habr del domingo en mira quiÉn baila. puro artÍculo para damas. >> puro galÁn. >> william. >> nos vas a ver en despierta amÉrica. >> sÍ, cÓmo no? ealgunos dÍas estoy por allÁ. >> hablaremos de manos quietas. >> y a ver si te animas a bailar. >> tal vez rompemos el fetiche de las playas nudistas. tu reacciÓn! >> no me lo podÍa creer porque uno lo ve tan serio y galÁn. >> tiene un sentido del humor muy agudo. fernando! >> es un poco del humor mexicano que nosotros tenemos. pero leva a ir muy bien con su obra defintivamente, estÁ acompaÑado con la maravillosa gisell blondet. >> estarÁ imperdible. >> lo tendremos pronto aquÍ en despierta amÉrica. muchas gracias. estÁs muy curiosa. descubriendo mucho. pero raÚl nos cuenta quÉ es lo que sigue mÁs adelante. >> por supuesto que sÍ. vean! estÁ colocando aceite o miel? es ajo? quiÉn es? ingrid hoffmann. >> tenemosrecetas muy importantes que no se puede perder. pero ademÁs, frÍo frío como el agua del rÍo, llega el invierno y le vamos a decir cuÁles son los ¿te acuerdas cómo nos conocimos? ¿cómo olvidarlo? aaay, de todos los coches de