he did what any god-fearing, persevering, respectable white man would do in the circumstances. he swore out a warrant. no doubt signing it with his left hand. and tom robinson now sits before you having taken the oath with the only good hand he possesses. his right hand. so humble, respectable, quiet negro who had the unmitigated at the merit to feel sore -- temerity for a white person. i need not remind you of their appearance or conduct on the stand. you saw them for yourselves. the witnesses of the state, with the exception of the sheriff of macom county, has presented them to yourselves, you gentlemen, of the court in their confidence that their testimony would not be doubted. believing that you gentlemen would go along with them on the assumption, the evil assumption that all negros lie, that all negros are basically immoral beings, that all negros are not to be trusted around our women. which, gentlemen, as you know in itself a lie as black as tom robinson's skin. a lie i do not need to explain to you. you know the truth and the truth is this -- that some negros lie. some

a testament to her personal strength and the skill of the doctors and nurses who persevered to do more than just save her life. charla nash still has months of rehabilitation and she's going to have to work on her swallowing and speech and getting her strength back. but right now at this point there is no looking back, only forward, brian. it's really an amazing story. >> it's one of those milestones we see from time to time. nancy, thank you as always. >>> when we come back here tonight, a woman who is making a big difference for other women in one of the saddest and toughest places on earth. >>> in our "making a difference" report tonight, a woman who's helping other women caught in the dire famine and drought we have been covering in the horn of africa. tonight the united nations is sounding a new alarm about what's happening to some of the women and girls making the journey out to the kenyan border. nbc's kate snow visited a refugee camp in kenya, met a woman who's trying to make a difference for other women who need to tell the world what has happened to them. >> sardosa muse is a

but they persevered, and as they say, they've come a long way, baby. things have obviously changed a lot over the years, but one thing that hasn't changed is the desire to explore innovative programs. the farm invests a lot of time, research, and investment into improving lemon production through innovation. in 2008, they completed work on a solar panel project that stretches across nearly 5 acres and can help to power their lemon storage facility and packing house. and despite being the oldest continuously run citrus packing operation in north america, it actually is pretty state-of-the-art these days. >> basically, what we're looking at here is the cera system that basically takes a picture of each piece of fruit. then what happens is that it can tell, basically, its color, its size, and then how much blemish might be on that lemon itself. >> and whatever isn't deemed of the highest and best quality is then removed and sold to be used as lemon-scented cleaners, air fresheners, or candles. so what's the key to growing a great lemon for all of these ye

it is one of the persevered where it is not the star of the past russian money in european football is nothing new back in two thousand and three russian businessmen are on the bromwich english club chelsea and transforms a mid-level club into a you are paying powerhouse i should have smart have has also ploughed his millions into english giants arsenal but this time the situation is different here is that it is to make a little known russian football team known across the world this deal may heralds a new reality in the european game where international football superstars playing for russian clubs are asked common as those goals like the question are easy reporting from the north caucasus. when in a few moments when you know the business team will bring you the latest financial news to stay with us live here in moscow this is. for the feel we've got. the biggest issues get the cuban voice face to face with the news makers on. the. peace soon which brightened a few new valve song from plans to. keep don't come. in the balkans a business here on artsy gold is slightly higher right now

sorry peter we haven't got a very good connection here but i really want to talk to you about this persevered just for a moment or two you say a success does that mean that nicolas of course he'll benefit from this himself as well i mean obviously his standing is a pretty. he led a humanitarian intervention so humanitarian so. it's going to be more popular than course it can. benefit from it. possibility of that connection established with the rebels. you're talk about contracts in oil i presume obviously there's got africa's largest oil reserves and already according to reports some of the nato countries involved in this are supposed to be rewarded with contracts i mean will there be an element of competition there between the likes of france in the u.k. to get these oil contracts. well it's a distinct possibility you know you should board a group and. our. big. contracts. are because basically the rebels. went to nato and nato in this particular case was trans in the u.k. so very likely then france and the are going to benefit from. your professor of political science clearly your experienc

i want to as somebody who grew up in the city and moved to other states and is a very persevering person i want to know what one of the things is that specifically this book fair is about books and my industry are am interested in publishing and i was outsourced two years ago and the company i used to work for went bankrupt. i am an entrepreneur but who is going to employ me? are traveled an hour-and-a-half to connecticut for a technology job and after doing the great job was turned away because i was told by live too far away and i would leave them. i am the most loyal person and because of that loyalty i am not employable. i am overeducated in a lot of areas and when they look at me they go what do we do with you? what is the direction of someone like myself who is committed to the community and goes wherever i go and tries to make it better bet gets turned away? what does someone like myself do? >> you are looking for the technology job. the engineers. >> it is more about the creative side. i get turned away from those creative positions because who will look like or what ever. >> edu

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. >> we persevered and actually had to come to them as you have to do and say here's why it can be done done and here's how it should be done. >> reporter: in 1999 a design competition for the memorial was announced. >> we had an international jury decide which would be the winning solution. >> reporter: it went to the roma design group from san francisco. the design a park setting with a major sculpture work in three sections. the first two looking like a mountain that has been split apart echoing the line from king's "i have a dream" speech. >> we will be able to hew out of the mountain of despair.... >> reporter: and the third section is the stone of hope, a statue of king himself 28 feet tall. the man chosen to create all three pieces is le eh-shing. he holds the title of master sculpture in his native china where he did most of the work with a team of helpers. the works were then shipped to the u.s. in 159 pieces and resembled. more than 1700 tons of granite in all. he says he tried to present king as an unveelding man of courage you can who fought to give people power. "dr. king b

and i wanted to, as somebody who grew up in the city who moved to other states and who is a very persevering person, i would like to know one of the things that specifically this book fair is about books. my industry that i am interesting -- interested in publishing and was outsourced to years ago, the company i used to work for reader's digest went bankrupt. i am a non-super knower, but who is going to employ me? i just traveled an hour and a half to stanford connecticut for a technology job and after doing a great job was turned away because i was told i live too far away and i would leave them. i am the most loyal person and because of that loyalty, i am not employable. i am highly overeducated and a lot of different areas, and when they look at someone like me they go, what do we do with you? what is the direction of someone like myself who is committed to the community, who digs in and goes wherever i go and tries to make it better but gets turned away? what does someone like myself do do. >> technology. you are looking for the technology job? julian was talking about the engineer's. >>

we persevered. how grateful we raised 115 of the $120 million needed. jenna: $5 million more.re does the money go to? where was the major expense? >> major expense of course was construction dollars with material, labor. so, that's where most of it went to, yes. jenna: you split it between corporate sponsors and individuals. individuals can donate as well if they like to donate to this memorial? >> yes, they can. how pleased we are, we had great corporate sponsors, foundations high dollar net worth individuals and every-day americans who have donated $5, $10. they can still donate. go to the dedicate the dream.org website and make a donation in any amount. we would appreciate it. jenna: mr. johnson, you've been on forefront of getting this memorial done. just as a personal journey, how has that been for you? >> it's been a labor of love, as you stated. and what better place can one put himself or herself in than to say you helped build a national memorial to a man like dr. king, the first of his king, to a man of peace, nonpresident and first man of color on our nation's mall.

and i wanted to, as somebody who grew up in the city who moved to other states and who is a very perseveringperson, i would like to know one of the things that specifically this book fair is about books. my industry that i am interesting -- interested in publishing and was outsourced to years ago, the company i used to work for reader's digest went bankrupt. i am a non-super knower, but who is going to employ me? i just traveled an hour and a half to stanford connecticut for a technology job and after doing a great job was turned away because i was told i live too far away and i would leave them. i am the most loyal person and because of that loyalty, i am not employable. i am highly overeducated and a lot of different areas, and when they look at someone like me they go, what do we do with you? what is the direction of someone like myself who is committed to the community, who digs in and goes wherever i go and tries to make it better but gets turned away? what does someone like myself do do. >> technology. you are looking for the technology job? julian was talking about the engineer's. >>

and i wanted to, as somebody who grew up in the city who moved to other states and who is a very perseveringperson, i would like to know one of the things that specifically this book fair is about books. my industry that i am interesting -- interested in publishing and was outsourced to years ago, the company i used to work for reader's digest went bankrupt. i am a non-super knower, but who is going to employ me? i just traveled an hour and a half to stanford connecticut for a technology job and after doing a great job was turned away because i was told i live too far away and i would leave them. i am the most loyal person and because of that loyalty, i am not employable. i am highly overeducated and a lot of different areas, and when they look at someone like me they go, what do we do with you? what is the direction of someone like myself who is committed to the community, who digs in and goes wherever i go and tries to make it better but gets turned away? what does someone like myself do do. >> technology. you are looking for the technology job? julian was talking about the engineer's. >>

sadly, there's cases where homeowners fall through the cracks and the industry is persevering through the worst housing crisis since the great depression. we are still here ding -- doing what it takes through many channels to help homeowners find resolutions. the comments today are my own and not necessarily shared by all hope members. many efforts are underway towards this goal, but to achieve it requires extraordinary cooperation and communication among industry, government, and other concerned parties. we almost improved the customer experience for homeowners at risk of foreclosure. uniform clear standards would be a strong step in that direction. current economic conditions and underemployment conditions are challenging for customers trying to maintain their homes. many are frustrated by the inconsistent messages by sub loan servicers when they ask for help. real improvements are here, but more needs to be done. let me be clear -- national servicing standards may not change the final outcomes for many at risk. all mortgage customers need consistent mortgaging processes with timely

and i wanted to, as somebody who grew up in the city who moved to other states and who is a very persevering, i would like to know one of the things that specifically this book fair is about books. my industry that i am interesting -- interested in publishing and was outsourced to years ago, the company i used to work for reader's digest went bankrupt. i am a non-super knower, but who is going to employ me? i just traveled an hour and a half to stanford connecticut for a technology job and after doing a great job was turned away because i was told i live too far away and i would leave them. i am the most loyal person and because of that loyalty, i am not employable. i am highly overeducated and a lot of different areas, and when they look at someone like me they go, what do we do with you? what is the direction of someone like myself who is committed to the community, who digs in and goes wherever i go and tries to make it better but gets turned away? what does someone like myself do do. >> technology. you are looking for the technology job? julian was talking about the engineer's. >> it is