now on behalf of the sisters of perpetual indulgence, i gather this energy and strength that will pass to any and all who look on this tree of hope and send it to you. but in order to send it to you, in order to release the energy of hope this magnificent tree represents, i will ask each and every one of you, if you please, every time you hear the words " we say," will invoke harvey milk by saying it as one group "you have got to give them love." repeat after me. and i want everyone in the building to hear you. you have got to give them love. i did not hear you. >> you have got to give them up. >> there you go. for all the lgbt younger people struggling with police, we say -- >> you've got to give them love. >> a sign of hope -- we say -- >> you that got to give them love. it is wonderful to see each and every one of those gives power to help in our world. to you all, we say -- >> you have got to give them love. >> for all of us to leave here tonight with the resolve to reach one person in our lives, we say -- i would like to steal this blessing with the whole the blessing of glitter.

atoms are perpetually moving. they're moving all the time. - who's right? - both. are atoms in perpetual motion? any atoms in this room? - yeah. - [inhales, exhales] yes. i'll be glad there's atoms in this room, right?

the mission of the foundation is to perpetuate the medal of honor's legacy of courage, sacrifice and patriotism by supporting the objectives, activities and programs of the congressional medal of honor society. he retired from the united states air force on october 2000 after completing more than 34 years of military service and rising to the rank of lieutenant general. in his last assignment he served as inspector general of the air force. please welcome general kehoe and our medal of honor recipients. [ applause ] >> good afternoon. let me make a comment on that video we showed. we like to start with that because it kind of sets the scene and brings forth the sense of humility that i have found that these gentlemen carry with them throughout their lives after they've received this medal. the sense of camaraderie that they feel for their comrades and it also brings home the span of generations that have received this medal since the civil war where it was first awarded in 1863 to today where you saw the award of the first medal of honor to a living recipient since the vietnam war, s

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there's always somebody we don't like and somebody who must be stopped perpetual war for perpetual peace is being the american dream once we were launched upon them we would never look back and. always find a pretext to attack another. targeting is an effort to process many things are considered we have advanced weapon systems with perception mean nations and we take care in matching the appropriate order to produce the desired effect on the target. the foundations for the new world order will aid in the middle east in one thousand nine hundred one following the first gulf war the us established a permanent military presence in the middle east but like it had done fifty years earlier in europe and east asia. the true consequences of this policy would be seen only ten years later in two thousand and one osama bin laden cited the us military presence in his homeland saudi arabia as a reason for his hatred of the united states. in a curious twist of fate the nine eleven attacks and america's military response paved the way for the path of new military bases in iraq and central asia first an

economic orders do not perpetuate themselves. they are made and remade through countless decisions, small and large, by economic policy makers, political leaders and business executives. so if we want to see opportunities for women improve, we must begin with sound economic policies that explicitly address the unique challenges that limb women, and here's why. a goldman-sachs report shows how a reduction in barriers to female labor force participation would increase america's g.d.p. by 9%. we admits we still have such barriers. it would increase the yurs -- euro zone by 15% and japan's by 15th. it could lead to a 14% rise in per capital -- per-capita incomes in several economies, including, china, russia, philippines, vietnam and korea. of course rising increase means increased spending, which helps fuel more growth. and here, too, women make a strong contribution. a boston consulting group survey concludes that globally women will control $15 trillion in spending by the year 2014. and by 2028, b.c.g. says women will be responsib

but i would say probably the biggest challenge is the sense that we are still often viewed as perpetual foreigners and not as real americans. and i think the only way to combat that is to, as i said earlier, to exercise our duties and our obligations and our rights as americans. we have to register to vote regularly. we have to participate in it the american process of democracy. and we have to network with other groups. we cannot just, i think, socialize and work with only other chinese-americans. or asian-americans. i think that's a very dangerous thing. >>> next week on history bookshelf, kenneth heinman discusses his book, "put your bodies upon the wheels: student revolt in the 1960s." in the book, he explores the social, cultural and economic forces that became a catalyst for college campus protests in the '60s. history bookshelf airs on american history tv every saturday at noon. >>> all weekend long, american history tv is in little rock, arkansas to explore its rich history. you're watching american history tv, 48 hours of people and events telling the american story. >>> north

but honestly theer and the real criminals are just billions eaters they continue will continue to perpetuate this war you know i mean they're the ones big deal promised to change things bush is you know they're the ones who started this more continue to perpetuate it and they ought to be the one they face in trouble. well before enlisting in the tree where was was a financial trade or profession he was allegedly forced to abandon allegations of fraud and deception coming up in about twenty minutes ots kaiser report looks at the parallels between his stint as a broker and his only career. sergeant robert bales was previously a stockbroker for it from one thousand nine hundred six to two thousand and he enlisted in the army shortly after federal financial regulators found he engaged in fraud breach of duty churning on authorized trading and unsuitable investments the perfect training to become a slaughtering out of control maniac with a gun in afghanistan. brokers all about slaughtering people now we don't call it forgetfulness the term in the industry is called selective amnesia so you want t

true but honestly here in the real criminals are just million dollars they continue to continue to perpetuate this war they're the ones being the obama's the cheney the bushes you know they're don't want to starve just perpetuate it and they either want to be facing trial. before enlisting in the military robert bales was a financial trade or profession he was allegedly forced to abandon over allegations of fraud and deception coming up later today artie's caused a report looks at the parallels between his time as a broker and his army career. staff sergeant robert bales was previously a stockbroker for it from one thousand nine hundred six to two thousand and he enlisted in the army shortly after federal financial regulators found he engaged in fraud breach a fee to share your duty churning unauthorized trading and unsuitable investments the perfect training to become a slaughtering out of control maniac with a gun in afghanistan they could create a broker is all about slaughtering people no we don't call it forgetfulness the term in the industry is called selective amnesia so you want to be

they're the ones in the obama's the chains the bushes there don't want to start or continue to perpetuate it and they ought to be the one be facing trial. but before enlisting in the military got it was a financial trading profession he was eventually forced to abandon allegations of fraud and deception but coming up next hour teasing the kinds of reports looks the part knows returning his time as a broker and his career. robert bales was previously a stockbroker for it from one thousand nine hundred six to two thousand and he enlisted in the army shortly after federal financial regulators found he engaged in fraud breach if you do share your duty churning unauthorized trading and unsuitable investments the perfect training to become a slaughtering out of control maniac with a gun in afghanistan. brokers all about slaughtering people no we don't call it forgetfulness the term in the industry is called selective amnesia so you want to be able to selectively i mean about certain things that were somehow impacted by the life gives you more money of course you remember all details but the lin

but honestly here in the real criminals are just brilliant eaters they continue to continue to perpetuate this war and they're the ones you know palmist the cheney bush is there who want to start historical and senior perpetuate it and they need to on the face in trying. of the four in this thing in the military robert bales was a financial trade or profession he was allegedly forced to abandon. the fraud and deception coming up in about twenty five minutes so it's easy because the reports of looks at the power of those between his time as a group and his army career. staff sergeant robert bales was previously a stockbroker for it from one thousand nine hundred six to two thousand and he enlisted in the army shortly after federal financial regulators found he engaged in fraud breach if you do share your duty churning unauthorized trading and unsuitable investments the perfect training to become a slaughtering out of control maybe out of the gun in afghanistan. brokers all about slaughtering people now we don't call it forgetfulness the term in the industry is called selective amnesia so y

the obama's the chains the bushes you know they're don't want to start this morning continue to perpetuate it and they ought to be the one be facing trial. as america struggles to hold fallout from that massacre back home guns are once again all the rage despite high unemployment and uncertain economic forecasts firearm sales a booming for many of the better seasons and careful of sends this report from virginia. just across the river from the nation's capital virginia a slice of traditional america green spaces and trying to farmlands offer refuge from urban life the place where red white and blue is displayed with pride but here the symbol of liberty isn't just a flag it's this. is a sign of freedom to be able to go on and until now wind was all you could buy in virginia every thirty days the law was supposed to curb gun trafficking but many here felt it curbed freedom instead it's not anyone's business how many guns i own or how i buy them or why the problem really we have the second amendment a reason. for ginni repeal the one handgun permit law in february and come summertime the righ

but honestly here in the real criminals are just brilliant either as they continue to continue to perpetuate this war and they're the ones in the obama's the chains the bushes you know they're the ones who start historically in your perpetual and they are to be the one be facing trial. before in this thing in a minute tree vote belles was a financial trader the question he was eventually forced to abandon i think ations of fraud and deception but coming up later today ati's a kaiser report looks at the perils which he has tons of proof and he's only korea . staff sergeant robert bales was previously a stockbroker for it from one thousand nine hundred six to two thousand and he enlisted in the army shortly after federal financial regulators found he engaged in fraud breach of duty churning unauthorized trading and unsuitable investments the perfect training to become a slaughtering out of control maniac with a gun in afghanistan. brokers all about slaughtering people you know we don't call it forgetfulness a term in the industry it's called selective amnesia so you want to be able to selectiv

public domain but where do you weigh in on this copyright idea should it be zero should there be perpetual your thoughts yeah i mean you know being the artist the musician. i'm not really concerned with copyright a song is a song it's a you know it's a combination of chords and a melody laid over it it's the actual physical media that they're copywriting and out there selling and in in a perfect world in a world where you know artists get what they want it's you know i don't really care about selling this piece of plastic or even you know i'm not really concerned with how many one dollar units we sow on i tunes of you know a digital representation of a song a song a song is a song it means something to someone and you know what the way we make our living is from playing those songs live not you know not live thinking of them but the way we make our money is by playing those songs live at a concert so i'm not really concerned with copyright obviously there have to be some laws down so you know joe schmoe can't rip off you know lyrics or you know a song a whole from another band but you know

the argument here on one side the labels and the copyright cards out trying to extend copyright perpetually they've done this for decades so now you've got lifetime plus seventy years for copyright and they argue that they need to protect this property on the other side of the argument. are those who say that there is no such thing as intellectual property going all the back to thomas jefferson who was arguing this during the creation of the constitution saying you cannot put a property value on an idea it's a detriment to society as a whole so you have a case to be made for there adding absolutely no copyright value because unlike land which has a clear title change you can you know who's own the lead over years with an idea with a song with an artistic work there it's impossible to give it credit nation or title chain it's impossible because these ideas are owned by the public domain and should return to the public domain but where do you weigh in on this copyright i think is sure to be zero should there be perpetual your thoughts yeah i mean you know being the artist musician. i'm not re

so consequently, you have those legislators on the republican side trying to perpetuate it but it isn't going to ha one of these days, when it does break through -- and it could be in this election. this may be the very time that mississippi and alabama becomes less reliable from a republican standpoint and it will be, in part because of the pinched vote which isn't always black and the black vote, which isn't always poverty so to speak may very well rise up together with the independents and the women who wish -- >> and the latin 0s? >> and the latinos. the combination of those in turn some of those states around. let's hope it does. >> i think you are totally right and from a demographic point of view, if it's not this year, then it will be in the next -- in the next four years. >> no question. if i have any advice to give to young blacks interested in running for higher office i would tell them if you originally are from mississippi or alabama or one of those states, finish your education, go back home and start the process of organizing to produce one day you will be governor. >> yo

counterintelligence executive makes clear quote, chinese actors are the world's most days and persistent perpetuators -- perpetrators of economic espionage. and afghanistan, the taliban and insurgencies damage but not broken and regrettably there will to stay in the fight against the international coalition and afghan partners has only been increased by the administration's repeated public commitments to certain date for withdrawing our military forces regardless of conditions on the ground you meanwhile, pakistan remains as fragile and combustible as other ms eyewitnesses statements are clear, pakistan's intelligence service continues to support terrorist elements inside afghanistan that are attacking and killing americans. direct the fragile stability of democratic gains that iraqis have been able to forge thanks to the search now seemed to be unraveling. prime minister malloch he appears to be consolidating his power at the expense of the other political blocs. france is up significantly since the departure of u.s. troops. al qaeda and iraq invalid shia extremist groups are still very much active

keaton was also very proud of having merged his in what he called it in perpetuity. he was very proud of that, and he spoke of it repeatedly. he would be horrified to hear what is big thought about. they also argued that he could not develop and expand without damaging the character but of belgrave avenue. that is strange, because some time ago he proposed to us, a the neighbors, a big l-shaped house that would expand 89 to the uphill side and filled the whole side, the greenside about the street in tact. we were all for that. we said go for this. again, with regard to respecting the nature of the street, the two houses he is proposing to build are so clearly out of character size of what is on the street that he is going against his own argument. i think he presented some very strange arguments in his variance application. again, we would be faced with a wall, a very large mansion on our street, and some middle- class residents would be removed from 89 belgrave as it is now. help us protect our street, please. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. i will try to be

article 10 of the planning code provides for the protection, enhancement, perpetuation, and use of structures that are reminders of past eras and persons important in local, state, our national history. by landmarking the building, by virtue of the cultural history of the gold dust lounge, we can hopefully stop the displacement of a contributor inappropriate entertainment use with yet another national retailers selling goods that can be purchased in any mall in in the city in america. i think we need an assessment of this important conservation district to determine if tighter controls are necessary to prevent the displacement of locally-owned restaurants, retail stores, and entertainment venues by the highest bidders, or we will risk losing the in the mist that attracts people to shop downtown instead of where they live. what kind of shopping experience will they have when there is nothing left to talk about when they go home, and how much will it cost the city if they stop coming? i would like to propose a mop -- a moratorium of conversions in this conservation district until a proper asses

extends the bush tax cuts into perpetuity under paul ryan. there are no spelled-out elimination's of tax expenditures. that would be courageous. are you going to do mortgage, it charitable deductions? make one thg absolutely clear about simpn-bowles that charles referenced, that it had at its guiding principle that it would not agincrse poverty -- >> talk about absence of the spine to read your guys have not introduced anything at all, not done anything on socialecurity or tax reform. that is the definition of absence of spine. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ multiple sounds making melodic tune ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, every innovation every solution comes together for a single purpose -- to make the world a safer place. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. o0 c1 [ baby coughing labored breathing ] [ coughing continues ] [ gasping ] [ elevator bell dings, coughing continues ] [ female announcer ] washington can't ignore the facts. more air pollution means more childhood asthma attacks. [ coughing continues ] log on to fightingfor

by laying off half a dozen teachers each year, you are perpetuating the cycle of underperforming schools. please rethink your decision. stop laying off teachers who need the continuity the most. [applause] >> my name is lisa and i work directly with katie in improving instruction at eldorado. i also worked ihillcrest, another hard to staff school which has been confronted with layoffs. what i am going to say is not want to be popular with a lot of people in this room. i am actually not opposed to the board's decision to hold back layoffs in superintendent zoned schools. schools that are hard to staff, schools that have populations that need continuity, as katie stated, schools where they put a lot of hours and money into professional development, those teachers need to stay put. what i am asking is that hillcrest and eldorado be added to that list. we are t.c. reading and writing schools. we have put in tens of thousands of dollars into professional development. we come out and train our teachers and now they are getting laid off. all that training goes down the drain. >> my name is jenn

at there is a myth perpetuated by the traditional healers that raping a version will cure aids. part of my focus in zimbabwe is to document the work of the girl child network. in many ways, here she is in a developing country, on the verge of collapse, and they do a far better job. after a week of filming, 15 central intelligence officers arrested her and myself and our assistance, beginning in our deal that led us in the torture center of zimbabwe. the we spent three days in a co- ed overcrowded prison. i was urinated on, i saw a man get tortured. and we were lucky. after three days we got out. my husband had hired un rights lawyers, the u.s. embassy was involved, and said you have to get out before the weekend or you will be raped or killed. the experience has forever changed me. every day i think about how lucky i am to be standing here. how will show you a clip of the movie, "tapestries of hope." young girls are being abused and have nowhere to turn. >> they think that the virgin's blood it is so pure that it has healing power. >> the girls have been ostracized by the very s

. >> we extend the bush tax cuts in perpetuity under paul ryan. the reality is that there are no spell out elimination's of tax expenditures. are you going to do it home mortgage, charitable deductions, state and local taxes? that is where the money is. something on simpson-bowles that charles referenced -- it had as its guiding principle that it would not increase poverty. >> talk about absence of the spine -- your guys have not introduced a budget on anything, anything on social security, anything on tax reform. that is the definition of an absence of the spine. blocks from here, $4.39 on gasoline. the president is feeling the pipeline and blues. he went out to oklahoma and announced he is fast tracking a portion of the keystone pipeline that will run to the gulf coast. unfortunately, colby, the oil is up north. >> yes, it is, it is in canada. .et's be clear there is nothing the country can do to lower the price of gas. >> do voters know? >> apparently not. >> as bob dole used to say, you know what, i know it, the american people you know it. yo

happening that restructuring of a stable government to come immediately after is better than the perpetuation of massacres and the likelihood of a civil war and the implosion of a country. >> you have links to the intelligence community in the u.s. what would push president assad to accept such a deal? >> i am not hopeful that he will accept such a thing. with russia and china on the same page as the rest of the world with respect to the need for a ceasefire in syria, it occurs to me that the russians could have enormous influence over assad. they are a supplier of arms. one thing we have not mentioned is the effect of all this on iran. if syria can be broken away from iran, this would be another tool short of war that might persuade the iranian regime to change its policy for building a nuclear weapon. >> thank you. bodies have been found in the vessel that sank. other bodies remain unaccounted for. you are watching bbc world news america. a stand against austerity measures. austria's most wanted fugitive has been caught. >> he limps out of hospital after receiving treatment for a police dog

do not get us into a perpetual state of war. >> i keep reading about the potential for the bunker-busting bombs and how deep they go. >> it is a tough mission to fly. israelis will have to go along way. they will have to refuel on the way there and back. they will not have a long time over the target. on the larger point about whether the other arab states generally dislike iran would rally around the israelis and americans, i simply do not see it that way. basically you are going to have a jewish state bombing an islamic state. that is not going to play well with the people saudi arabia, the royal family holding on by its fingertips waiting to be overthrown by islamic fundamentalists. it is going to be very tough for those countries to applaud an attack on iran. >> what about a role of turkey? >> i think more of syria and turkey. what would a strike on iran due to the populace of turkey? there is an islamic population there, not as radical as in other states. the question i posed to charles last week and in this discussion now is what is happening in the islamic world if there is a strik

we extended bush tax cuts in perpetuity under paul ryan. there are no spelled-out elimination of tax expenditures. that would be courageous. are you going to do a home mortgage, charitable deductions? that is where the money is. make one thing absolutely clear about simpson-bowles that charles referenced -- it had as its guiding principle that it would not increase poverty and not -- >> talk about absence of the spine. your guys have not introduced a budget at all, have not done anything on a social security or tax reform. zero. that is the definition of absence of spying. > -- spine. >> a few blocks from here, they are charging $4.59 for gasoline. the president is feeling the pipeline blues. he went to oklahoma and announced he is backtracking a portion of the keystone pipeline that would go from oklahoma to the gulf coast. >> let's be clear. there is nothing that the president can do to lower the price of gasoline. we know that. >> do voters? >> apparently not. >> as bob dole used to say, you know it, i know it, the american people know i

any other president to challenge those policies that benefit the military industrial complex and perpetuate us hegemony over the rest of the world. the us must now choose what it best in the country's dwindling resources to strengthen social and democratic institutions or will it continue to fuel this parasitical complex that by definition can only produce new weapons and new wars. hold out your with us that's my land over there i did a stupid imo. so not a til i hope to get it back wanted a hurry because their support that's. been an underground i'd use the lands gold lots of white radish taken away i don't want in us so that i could grow millions of them and not little space more knowledge i can not make you like it i got out of okinawa i would then distribute them freely to the people of okinawa in the name of peace. to. them or might there are new threat that i could take. on if we all stay united in the struggle and i'm confident we can prevail. you cannot i work together or if we don't speak out against the fact of our lands we will never be able to change the world. our date of what