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she called charles de gaulle an ego-- ego man ya, gandhi a pushi, horrible woman.çó compared lady birdohnson to a trained hunting dog. >> she did. she said she had-- she sounds much tougher than we think of her. >> you know, she has an absolute eye for human foibl and she can't resist saying what she really saw. and take these pictures where you see her smiling at people and then you hear what she was thinking about them. because she-- . >> stephen: it sounds like if you crossed her she would sweep the legs. >> what she-- what she wanted to do was tell the truth about the way people were really behaving. because that was her historical eye, as she was taking us through it. >> stephen: why are we only hearing these recordings now. >> the recordings are only out now because carol inkennedy decide on the 50th anniversary of her father's inauguration that it was time. they were sealed in an vault, at the kennedy library because her mother said she shouldn't be released until long after her death. and carolyn decided that this was the year to do them. and by the way, she didn't edit them. a

of these control points what they see the essex a population here in the north as an extension of pushiness control over the disputed territory now amid concerns repeat of what we saw in july when violent clashes over the course the government making only to try and take place resulted in the death of a policeman is actually relatively quiet here what we've seen is a huge number of. turning out at these barricades but what we've got at the moment is a standoff situation is a war of nerves because both the checkpoints and the barricades is the serbian protesters and then the capel forces at the actual crossing of the no one wants to make a meal and although the way it's being quite diplomatic from what we've heard of bayside there's cool calm and for peace but of course the actions the scene quite different and there still seems to be a lot of hostility between both sides that needs to be resolved. first reporting for us no political analyst alexander poverty the nato led mission in kosovo is violating the u.n. mandate by feeling. ok for meeting nato has absolutely overstepped their man bein

facing a situation here when international forces deployed in kosovo in fact serve the needs of pushiness instead of maintaining a neutral position this is why serbia is against it this has been happening this ever since july in fact every sense of the course of police set up roadblocks on the border with. so and serbia thus enforcing a trade embargo preventing the sale of goods from the mainland serbia to the serbs living in the course of all they're frantically the area now remains in high tension just as the whole region and the has been very sharp responses on the international level with in particular the russian foreign ministry saying that this particular dispute this particular incident destabilize this situation in the whole region and could lead to a very serious consequences. the wheels are turning out the u.n. security council as the palestinian statehood bid faces a vote at the group's admissions committee on friday it needs at least nine of the fifteen members to approve it joining the international body but the threat of an american veto still hangs in the air president oba

we will see mostly '50s and '60s by noon we will see the '70s pushy and and i agree this afternoon we will see 80 is once again throughout the delta. today will be cooler by anywhere from 3 to 5 degrees then yesterday and this is all look of our seven day forecasting saturday and sunday not too bad we will bounce back from our temperatures in and a slightly warmer for sunday and continue warm and we head into the next work week and now traffic >> good morning an easy ride around the bay area no hotspots or major delays public transit is doing well. now back up no delays metering lights are unusually activated at 615 your ride on the san mateo bridge looks good and we are problem free mean and the golden gate bridge still problem free m when. have not had any confirmation of any problems on of the golden gate bridge. this is a look of your traffic maps' no delays are incidents to report. >> 5:51 a.m. recent controversy up with pull in stamford cisco is heating up once again a kron 4 investigation and not all people hanging around castro and with our occasional news and stanley roberts

they do not too pushy but everybody is having a good time. what makeup is about. >> to extend to waaccentuate th. >> los angeles this glamorous the where a lot of makeup. however and new-york city they cannot perhaps large enough. in san francisco i find the women to is it just right. >> we can learn a lot from my drag queen friends. [laughter] >> she has not gone down that route she is beautiful tall on the charles thank you. and thank you bloomingdale's and know a new movie. this is a wild disaster robbed holy cow! this is how the world how thecontagioun, you can see jude law as a reporter. and find out how this can really happen. it is depressing. it is trickery. it is sad. a lot of interesting characters. it is depressing. it is dreary--by zero terrorism and bio terrorism, is a disaster stroller. it is not a great film. it is a disaster thriller, and-- >> and also, charles the powder of the glory ad elizabeth drdne thank you for being here. tommy charles, keeping it natural, beautiful and back to you, marty. >> thank you, jan. >> first he

. >> the starbucks ceo has a message for washington about unemployment, and he's more pushy than perkynow. >> it's friday, i'm dragging. >>> last night the president urged congress to act quickly on his jobs plan, but one of america's great est entrepreneurs isn't exactly holding his breath. >> hmm-mm. starbucks' ceo howard schultz has his own idea how to get americans back to work. light a fire under the politicians. >> reporter: like so many americans, howard schultz is fed up with the mess in washington. so schultz is trying to do something about it. over the past few weeks, in newspaper ads, in an online campaign, and in an extraordinary national conference call tuesday night that 130,000 people joined -- >> unemployment has to be the number one issue. >> reporter: -- the starbucks chieftain is trying to rally the business community, starbucks customers, and others behind a few big ideas. first he's calling for a moratorium on giving money to politicians of both parties until they start acting responsibly and reach a deal on the national debt. so far 140 ceos and thousands of citiz

. >> she is a real prune, bitter kind of pushy,orrible woman.er a bit. always looks like she's been sucking a lemon. >> reporter: back in washington, the president takes on u.s. steel for raising prices in a weak economy and declares america will win the race to the moon. but the stress means his old back problems return. >> president is on crutches. >> reporter: he sat at his desk without moving for six weeks. he didn't walk around the driveway, he didn't swim. and suddenly his back went back. he lost all the muscle tone. so, then, it was awful, because he was really in pain. he was full of novocain and finally we got -- oh -- out. >> why? >> it was the boat that relaxed us the most. and jack was sitting in the back in a black sweater, the wind blowing his hair. blissfully happy with fish chowder. and i was inside with two blankets on and drinking hot soup. that's how cold it was. hall just -- you know, everyone loved that boat, because that was his away from care. he really taught caroline how to swim. he was saying, come on, you can make it.

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we present our speaker on a routine basis with our token of our pushy asian and thank you very much. our national press club coffee mug. thank you elon. [applause] >> thank you. >> we will see if we have time for more than one question here at again but these are on the lighter side as many of you know an audience. let me ask you first about what is the one great idea that you have seen from somebody else and is the slogan go i could've had a v-8. why didn't i think at that? of that? there are probably been more than one privilege of those loom largest in your mind? please stand up to the microphone. great idea that someone else had and you wish to have it your cell for x. rest of that idea. >> well, there are lots of great ideas that come up all the time. don't necessarily wish to my -- i had to myself but certainly larry and sergei came up with google was very smart, with the back links to pages. obviously what facebook is done, twitter. there are great examples on the internet. and, yeah -- >> those are american companies. >> you know i think apple, google and facebook art samples

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he's crass, dogged, even pushy in his pursuit of money, status, and power. washington first rebels against the british not for idealistic reasons, but for personal reasons. the british deny him the royal commission in the army that he covets. the british sell him shoddy overpriced goods from london. the british band settlement west of the allegheny mountains at a time when washington is amassing a real estate there. the british are bad for business. the british are bad for your career. in those early sections you don't feel the year and the company of historic greatness even though there are already a lot of admirable traits that flush out. now, the bane of washington's early years was not royal george, but someone infinitely more formidable, his mother. she was, to speak frankly, a very different woman. self-centered. she took no apparent pride or pleasure in her son's career. we have no comments about her praising the commander in chief or if she was even still alive when he became president. we have no evidence that she intended the winning. we have no ev

he's crass, dogged, even pushy in his pursuit of money, status, and power. washington first rebels against the british not for idealistic reasons, but for personal reasons. the british deny him the royal commission in the army that he covets. the british sell him shoddy overpriced goods from london. the british band settlement west of the allegheny mountains at a time when washington is amassing a real estate there. the british are bad for business. the british are bad for your career. in those early sections you don't feel the year and the company of historic greatness even though there are already a lot of admirable traits that flush out. now, the bane of washington's early years was not royal george, but someone infinitely more formidable, his mother. she was, to speak frankly, a very different woman. self-centered. she took no apparent pride or pleasure in her son's career. we have no comments about her praising the commander in chief or if she was even still alive when he became president. we have no evidence that she intended the winning. we have no ev