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romi youngquist emigrated with her mother from the ivory coast, where her family still lives, threatened by civil war. she realized that in san francisco she had opportunities that her family back home did not that inspired her to do well in school. she graduated also from the school of arts and plans to go to ucla to study dentistry. she lives in richmond. is that correct? she was going to have to take two buses and probably a cab to get here. it was her plan to be here. when she got to her one-year-old child, she said it would not worked out. she is a single mother who takes care of herself. her parents had their own situation going on, being incarcerated. at the age of 14, she filed to be independent. this year, she graduate from help of high-school and plans on studying creative writing at city college while taking care of her 1-year-old son. i think she deserves our applause even though she could not be for tonight. [applause] this is just the beginning of what is going to be an incredible program and journey for us. we look forward to helping students every year who are in the same

all imperium sty and i think it's often a characteristic of dying empires this is certainly true and romy austria-hungary and empire are that they retreat into this kind of twilight world where they just kind of unplug and proving capable of facing the reality around them. and you think that's where we're at now is that why we're incapable perhaps of really forcing our leaders to be accountable for some of their actions and i want to i want to get your opinion on what you think the a lot of ministration has done here in regards to the war in libya either have we ever seen such a gross abuse of executive power. yes. the executive branch i think since the vietnam war has been able to wage war. without having to funnel war resolutions through congress and libby is just part of that imperial presidency that has been created over the last few decades so. i think the danger is is not so much defined by the imperial president. see as agreed just as it is in terms of the balance of power but more importantly by the corporate state itself by the fact that all three branches of government and we ju

do you go with the republicans have a history of going with next in line but next in line is mitt romy who is relatively moderate. so, typically the republicans have had a clear frontrunner in february of the year before elections. this time that didn't happen until the end of may, beginning of june. another element is iowa. romney has already signaled he won't play hard in iowa so we may have a situation where iowa isn'as important as it has been in the past. it could end up being more sort of a part of t bracket of the race which is the outsider, more conservative, more tea party friendly part of the party playing out its side of the race and to see who will be battling mitt romney. host: if you look on to the "des moines register" website a new poll shows romney among republicans 23%, michelle bachmann, who announces tomorrowetomorro tomorrow, at 22%. herman kane is third. the others including former governor tim pawlenty who spent a lot of time in iowa, in single digits. guest: exactly. i was inestranged traoepbtraoe inestranged by the poll and romney has done relatively well. alth

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