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it is easy to eat organic in bolinas says patton. she takes advantage of miles of beaches right outside her door and bathtaking vistas in point reyes national seashore. she was raised on a coloro ranch and likes to be outdoors. the bungalow she shares with her husband came with a spectacular garden. pat tone tends the previous owners legacy. she is always taken good care of herself avoiding the pitfalls of drugs booze and tobacco that plagued others of her generation especially fellow musicians. it shows. she stands strait which makes her look tailer than her 5'8". a tassel of blond hair frames blue eyes that twinkle. patton displays the energy of a woman half her age as activist on issues of health and the environment. in 2001, in stockholm as a leader of a network of 350 non-governmental organizations from around the world, patton helped guide the u.n. organic pollutants treaty. calls for worldwide elimination of dirty doz chemics considered morni the world's most hazardous. she understand anyone the ubiquitous nature of organic po

i used to come to bolinas and play music that patton a pianist and singer that study that the berkley college of music in boston. that led to playing bluegrass msen's for a living. she let met her husba in plas because he founded and directs commonweal think-tank in cancer healing center that occupies the former rc transmission site overlooking the pacific and bolinas with the couple liv. approaching the age of 60 patton has the trim build the inspirited glow of the one who pays attention to diet and exercise. it is easy to eat organic and bolinas says that now takes the bench of miles of aches out sider durrant hiking trails that crisscross this this in the natial seashore. she was raised on a colorado rancher like to be outdoors. the bungalow she shares with her husband came with a spectacar garden. pat none choice tending the legacy adding color and texture to the garden ery year. she is always taking good care of yourself avoiding the pitfal of drugs, booze and the back of the pl gutters of regeneration especially fellow musicians and it sws. shiastan strayed which makes her look

. >> governor patton insisted he plans to run for office if there were polls that said he would loseo attorney general by andrew cuomo by more than 4-1. despite pressure from the white house when eliot spitzer got caught with his pants down step aside for the good are the party. those reports prompted national committee chairman michael steel to quip disingenuously. >> i found that to be stunning that the white house will send word to only one of two black governors in the country not to raun for office. i think his nams are the same as governor corzine. corzine stepped down in new jersey. i find it to be stunning and rather bold. >> what i find truly stunning and bold is the man i consider one of the legitimate leaders of the black community reverend al sharpton adds not declared his support for governor patterson. al i think it's fair to say you are giving him a cold shoulder instead of a shoulder to lean on. >> i talk to the governor today and ned and talked to the people in the white house. the western concern is we cont move forward on the agenda and not do the politics in the n

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look at this, newt gingrich, mike huckabee, bobby jindal, sarah palin, rob paul, mike patton, mitt romney, rick santorum, and i could go on and on and on. >> the fact is that the issue of who the presidential candidate will be for the democrats in 2012 is a settled issue, unless you know something that i don't know. >> well, it all depends on how this guy does in the next couple of years, but go on. >> on the other hand, the republicans are vetting candidates. last year, in 2008, all of the candidates from all of the parties were invided. the democrats chose not to come, but it wasn't because they weren't offered around opportunity to speak. >> that's fair. >> and so that's where we are on that. >> listen, i'm glad you're felling me that. would you think that an organization like this, and i've got to tell you, you are talking about things that i agree with, and i think that i can speak for the great majority of americans when they say they agree with a lot of what you're talking about, why is it in this country that we talk about these things in groups? why do we segregate ourselves in s

he flew in flying fortresses and be 57, landed in gliders, and rode with patton.nt as making sure that the press was allowed on the front line. as he wrote in his autobiography, this is neither too much for a free press to ask nor too much for the army of a democracy to give. finally, he saw the role of the american people as recognizing that it is our right, our duty to fully understand what our fighting men and women are being asked to do in our name. thank you, president obama, for your presence here today and for your kind words when dad died. thank you, president clinton, for your friendship over the years. that would have been touched by today's reminiscences of friends and colleagues, pleas by the musical numbers, and ratified by the splendid occasion organized by cbs, the company work force for almost 60 years. [applause] [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] [applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you very much. thank you very much. to ship, kathy, and nancy, who graciously shared your father with the nation that lov

akin: my father was with patton. mr. kline: my father landed on normandy, fought in the battle of the bulge. they came back and did make sacrifices. it's been, as the gentleman suggested, the american way for all generations before us that the next generation has been in better shape, if you will, been left in better condition. it's not that you and i, in fact people in this room don't want things to be worse for our grandchildren. but if we're not careful about how we build this public policy, things are going to be worse. i would argue we have not been careful that we are running a deficit this year alone that was unthinkable six months ago. unthinkable. that national debt i mentioned, unimaginable that we could possibly consider that. mr. akin: the experience of other countries nationalizing their health care, has that been an inexpensive experience? my understanding it's about broke the budget of people who tried to do this thing. massachusetts tried it and tennessee tried it. and the experience that they had was, it

he flew in flying fortresses and be 57, landed in gliders, and rode with patton.government as making sure that the press was allowed on the front line. as he wrote in his autobiography, this is neither too much for a free press to ask nor too much for the army of a democracy to give. finally, he saw the role of the american people as recognizing that it is our right, our duty to fully understand what our fighting men and women are being asked to do in our name. thank you, president obama, for your presence here today and for your kind words when dad died. thank you, president clinton, for your friendship over the years. that would have been touched by today's reminiscences of friends and colleagues, pleas by the -- pleased by the musical numbers, and ratified by the splendid occasion organized by cbs, the company work force -- the company he worked for for almost 60 years. [applause] [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪[applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] [applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you very much. thank you very much. to ship, kathy, and nancy, wh

very, very friendly -- i just, i felt it was like meeting some great old soldier, and if i'd met patton, it might have been like that. and it was very interesting that he was a man completely without bull. although...a lot of the people who worked around him had enough bull to fill all of middle europe up. he himself did not -- he was totally practical, totally to the point; rather funny, very warm, and with a really unusual way of making all the people who were frightened of meeting him feel at their ease. [ karajan humming and grunting with orchestra ] [ karajan speaking german ]