martin luther king, jr., and his wife karen scott king. dr. nated on angelou's birthday, april 4. in 2006, maya angelou spoke at coretta scott king's funeral in georgia. ta on those late nights coret and i would talk, i would make her laugh and she said that martin king used to tell her, you don't laugh enough, and there's a recent book out about sisters in which she spoke about her blood sister, but at the end of her essay, she said, i do have chosen sister, maya angelou , who makes me laugh, even when i don't want to. and it is true. i told her some jokes, for no mixed company. [laughter] many times on those late evenings, she would say to me, sister, it shouldn't be an either/or, should it? peas and justice should be known to all people everywhere all the time, isn't that right? and i said then and i say now, coretta scott king, you are right. i do believe that peace and justice should be known to every person everywhere all the time. and those of us who gather here, principality, presidents, senators, those of us who run great companies, wh

many years later, carruthers scott king, who had met dr. king while he was in boston, he said there was a time which he changed his mind but there has not been any evidence dispute. bu offered to give her complete the originals. i believe she wanted them to be center that she was founded at the time. it ended up going to a legal dispute and what happened was, as far as i know, for my time, in the courtroom when the jury heard some of the tape that you heard when ki ng gave the press conference saying he wanted them there, they said there was not dispute. karen: in fact, through the tapes, it was [indiscernible] ryan: in a way. karen: what a great treasure to have on the boston of university campus. thank you for being here. up next, the water crisis in flint, michigan reaches more towns and we think. what the crisis access about government and low-income immunities? plus, what massachusetts is doing about water sustainability. karen: welcome back. crisis continues as fbi suits settle in the city. surface. low income and been subjected to lin

you'velowed the likes of caretta scott king, rosa parks. do you feel you're a celebrated african-american, you and your br r? some may perceive thate are at, but we our work dth talking for us. we wtur work to prove what can be dend in a pite way. ernie: you're a very positive person and very humble. really peopl have tonderstand the kind of wor th you do is from the hea and it's professional and you're trying to encoura other people to do the same. i know about your work working with hh school students as well. >> absolutely. african-american men. we're in trouble. and we have to rise up. we have to beat the odds. and,ou know uerndd there's a lot in my dographic erd in ein and sports but there are other things. there's trad. you can be a plumber. you can be a carpente they make great money. it takes studying. you've got to work at it. ernie: you encourage people. >>t has to be done. ernie: positive life-style. doctor, i have to tell you, i wish we had more time to talk about some of the wonderful things you've been doing. we welcome your b

kennedy reached out to coretta scott king when martin luther king was in jail, so yes, symbolic politicsve of reaching out to black voters. i am not surprised, that's old school as they say. what's more relevant, black voters, whether it is gang violence or police violence, they want to hear substantive what are you going to do to change and improve our lives, like white voters, they want to hear the substance, not just the sound bites and symbolism. >> we are going to be talking about this for a long time. not just the week ahead of south carolina democratic contest but through the political season for sure. we will be right back. [electronic sound effects] brace yourself... the first ever gsf is here. with a 467 horse power v8 engine... torque vectoring differential... and brembo brakes. it's the next expression of f performance, from lexus. all across the state the economy is growing,arts today. with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in the hudson valley, with world class biotech. and on long island

up for the same award with dustin hoffman, willard scott, and king friday from the mr. roger's show. [ applause ] >> we're getting close to a joke here. [ laughter ] >> first lady nancy reagan had a birthday. she is now 65, and she looks wonderful. and she is now collecting social security, so both the first lady and the president are collecting social security. now let them try to live on that when they leave the white house. [ cheers and applause ] >> we have black shoes too. [ laughter ] >> yes. >> prince andrew of england and his bride sarah ferguson, now she is officially a princess now, right? >> uh-huh. >> do they call her princess sarah -- >> duchess. >> she is not a princess, she is the dutchess of york. why did you say yes? yeah, she's a princess. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> i depend with you -- >> i don't want to all weekend. >> anyway they got back after their two-week honeymoon. and prince andrew was just like any other good son, he brought his dirty laundry back to his mother's house. [ laughter ] >> his mother is the queen. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> l

point that i'm trying to make is when i saw people like you and martin luther king and coretta scott king, you have to remember, i'm looking at tv. i'm listening to the radio. i'm hearing -- i go to virginia state college and martin luther king comes to my campus to speak. well, these are the kinds of experiences that gives you the courage and gives me the belief and says to me, you can do that. >> somebody else sees martin luther king speak and they say, hey, i can never do that. >> right. >> i can't talk like that i can't speak like that. >> believe it or not, i couldn't either. >> somehow now that you saw him and you said, something in you said, i can do that. >> because i'm thinking, here's somebody who's -- from my neighborhood, if you understand what i'm saying. and that person could do it and they're standing up. maybe i can do it. and so you don't really go out and say, i'm the leader. but i think what happens is as you work with the groups, as you work with people, you sort of emerge. have there been opportunities when i've wanted to be the leader and i wasn't selected? yeah. hav

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king. >> thank you, representative scott. thank you for being here. dr. king has been rwell introduced by representative scott. we welcome him, his wife and his children. he is currently the acting secretary of education. before joining the department, he served as commissioner of education in new york, the managing director of the uncommon charter schools in new york, and co-founder of rocksbury preparatory charter skoom school in massachusetts. dr. king, we now invite you to five minutes of opening remarks. i know that if you would like to introduce your family, we'd like to meet them. your written statement will be entered into the record in its entirety. then following that, we'll have a five-minute round of questions because we have a number of senators here who would like to talk with you. >> thank you so much. thank you, chairman alexander. ranking member murray. and members of the committee for welcoming meal here today. i am humbled and honored to appear before you as president obama's nominee for education secretary. i'm proud to be here today wi

scott: martin luther king during the civil rights march on washington in 1963 was, of course, at the lectern giving his great speech. but it really wasn't worth going over that well -- wasn't going over that well. he had a prepared speech that other people had worked with him on. it was handwritten by jones himself. and reverend king is up there and mahalia jackson had heard the speech some months before in which martin luther king got into a whole theme about be on the mountaintop. and so, he ad lib.. he paired -- began to add extemporaneously, a passage that became the basis of the most famous speech in american history, which was an enormous, immediate, resounding success. the largest crowd ever in any kind of mass meeting in american history to that point. millions of people saw this on tv, heard about it. but as he was leaving the lectern, a young basketball player who was sitting nearby asked him, gee, can i have a copy of that. and he ask a gave a copy of his prepared remarks to that man george reveling, and off the cuff u.n. that document is still valuable but it is still in

scott. welcome back. thanks, mr. keaton. hey, scotty. hey, alex. how's it going? ah, king of the hill. you haven't changed a bit, alex. what'll it be, scott? baseball, soccer, tennis... greco-roman wrestling? what do you mean? i thought we'd play sports like old times. oh, sure.sounds like fu you two have a good time. hi... scott? hi, mallory. boy, have you changed! well, you've changed, too. you grew intoyour ears, and... you look good, too. scott, what are you waiting for? let's hold off on that soccer, ok, jennifer? good idea. let's just sit on the lawn and talk about old times. yeah, sure. go and start without me. ok. ya da da da hey! you're goig to lovepasta alex. i hope it's better than pancakes alex, alex. mom says she can smell pasta alex, alex, from all the way upstairs. yeah, well,it travels well, dad. hey, what's all this? things to show scott-- our old picturesand stuff. he didn'tsee them yesterday. [bell tinkles] should i take thisup to mom, dad? no, i'll do it. she denies it, but she enjoys being waited on by her husband. they all do, dad. they saythings have changed, but they're happiestbarefoot and preg

king. >> thank you, representative scott. thank you for being here. dr. king has been well introduced by representative scott. we welcome him, his wife and his children. he is currently the acting secretary of education. before joining the department, he served as commissioner of education in new york, the managing director of the uncommon charter schools in new york, and co-founder of roxbury preparatory charter school in massachusetts. dr. king, we now invite you to give five minutes of opening remarks. and i know that if you would like to introduce your family we'd like to meet them. your written statement will be entered into the record in its entirety. then following that, we'll have a five-minute round of questions because we have a number of senators here who would like to talk with you. dr. king. >> thank you so much. thank you, chairman alexander. ranking member murray. and members of the committee for welcoming me here today. i am humbled and honored to appear before you as president obama's nominee for education secretary. i'm proud to be here t

josh scott once again out and one. george king with the dish underneath and finish 77-68. the wesley gordon a little while later going with the put back. washington one and go way and andrew andrews woodcut this to one from deep range and good. huskies need a miracle though and the bus would hold on. final score 81-80. it's colorado's 19th one of the season. colorado state needs to start winning and winning a lot. on the road tonight against unlv. early on, it's the rams down to and emmanuel oboe go showing off the hops. tying it up at six. right at the end of half, prentice nixon from deep and he's going to bury this one. it's the rams trailing by double digits. >> in hockey, the du pinus trying to finish their season strong and they had number two in the nation north dakota this is jerrod look of this is putting du up one nothing and the second. this one just finished up and du finishes strong. up 4-1 the final. you saw it rate here on fox 31 denver. this sprint unlimited and martin truex junior and denver's furniture row racing team hoping to build off a fantastic seaso

scott brown elected there. it didn't work. >> he's been doing these backyard barbecues and thousands of people show up. he is trying to be a king maker? >> you mean scott brown from massachusetts? i think trump is a much bigger deal. he has that huge lead. i would home that he has learned enough as a candidate not to further blow it. just show up at the debate saturday night and try to do a really good job. >> cruz polyjitsed to carson. >> they said the reporter didn't ask the right question. here is the voter violation that you sent out. it was misleading to voters and it may not violate the law. here's the question for ted cruz. senator cruz, did you know that your campaign was using this voter violation -- i appreciate that. >> there's not a crime. that's not a crime. but this is a big deal. >> geraldo answers the question he hears. >> to let this lie without that really exploring it in a legal context, you misthe point. the point is this voter violation mailer. did ted cruz know his campaign was arguably committing a misdemeanor? >> you know who should be mad about this ted cruz/ben carson thing? donald trump. if them i'm a

have to face the reality of systemic racism that more than half a century after rosa parks scott and dr. kingificant role in determining who gets ahead in america and who can left behind. we have to invest in communities of color, reform our broken criminal justice and immigration system. [cheers and applause] we have to guarantee opportunity, dignity and justice for every american. tonight, i want to pay tribute to five extraordinary women who crisscrossed the state with me and for me. five mothers brought together by tragedy, the mother of trayvon martin shot and killed. mother jordan davis shot and killed by someone who thought he was playing his music too loud in his car. maria hamilton, mother dog tray, shot and killed by police in milwaukee. when carr, mother of eric garner choked to death after being stopped for salÉ loose cigarette on the street. and geneva visio, mother of senator blanche who died in police custody in texas. they all lost children, which is almost unimaginable. yet, they have not been broken or embittered. instead, they have channeled their sorrow into a strategy and

. >>> coming up this afternoon starting at 3:00, it's an all new "ellen" with scott foley, sing ee eer ellie king. then nbc 10 news at 4:00. this afternoon, picking a weight loss plan that's safe. what you should look for before you pick a program and the problems new research uncovered about many of them. that's this afternoon on nbc 10 news at 4:00. >>> before then though let's talk about the weather. hi, bill. how are you doing? >> keith, exercise outside is on hold for the next several days. >> going to be way colder than it is right now. >> at least for me -- yeah, today we can get through. temperatures in the 20s, windchill in the teens. snow shower or two will slow things down at times. but we are getting some sunshine right now that's a live view of center city looking across the delaware from the adventure aquarium. holding at 24 degrees. that wind is so steady. we're 10 degrees colder than yesterday at this time. the windchill is stuck at 8 degrees. look at cape may, it's not any warmer there. that cold gusty winds, the camera is shaking on top of the marquee delafayette hotel. windchil

josh scott once again out and the bucs had control in this one george king underneath and he scores 7768 then leslie gordon a little while later a little rebound and put back busts up eight but washington wouldn't go away. andrew andrews interesting name and all of a sudden it's a one-point game huskies need a miracle though and the bucs will hold on. final score 8180 in colorado's 19th when of win of the season. wyoming hit the road today facing broncos in boise and james webb the third lead the way in points and glazed it in here. cowboys fall 9471 their chance of dancing will hinge on weighing their conference tournament. it is all-star weekend in the barton will be in tonight slam dunk competition slamdunk competition in toronto and will try to become the first nugget to win this event. last night and the rising scars competition meunier shined for the world is scoring 30 points and dishing out 10 assists. his team did lose to usa. the rookie point guard will also compete in tonight's skills competition. he's talking about the role moving forward in denver. >> i'm trying to be as agg

josh scott once again out with the bus high controlling this one. xavier tall to george king and that's a nice finish rate there. and wesley gordon getting the board and scoring it. washington wedding go away. andrew andrews cut this to one and all the sudden we have a game. the huskies couldn't get another shot. the pups ran out the cut clock. 81-80 and it's colorado's 19th one of the see them. colorado state needs to start winning and winning a lot. on the road tonight against unlv. early on, it's a manual about bowe joined the apps. tying it up at six in right at the end of the half, prentice nixon barry is the three. fall 87-80. the pioneers were down to late but nate ron is scored to get for this when the final. this is jarrod look at chevette putting du up one nothing in the second. this one just finished up and du finishes strong. they win 4-1 the final. you saw it right here on fox 31 denver. the spence a limited and martin truex junior hoping to build off that fantastic season last year. not that here. final lap and he's involved in a rack. denny hamlin takes this on

king in the oval office. gayle, i can't remember ever seeing the president and first >> reporter: you know why you can't remember, scott? it's never happened. it's first time they ever sat together live. and it's the first tomb i ever interviewed a president and first lady live. i was so flalterred and so honored they allowed us to come into the white house, invade their super bowl sunday, and take the time to sit down and talk to us. >> christa:>> pelley: terrific interview. gayle king of "cbs this morning." you can see much more of gayle's interview with the president and the first lady. that's tomorrow on cbs thinks morn. that interview preceded the super bowl on cbs, and it turns out the game had super ratings, too, nearly 112 million viewers, which makes it the third-most-watched event in u.s. television history. late today the britain coast returned to denver with the lombardi trophy after surprising the carolina panthers 24-10 in a defense tour de force. the victory parade tomorrow. cruise ship passengers thought they were going down in a violent storm. why chipotle closed its restaurants for lunch today. and ba

scott: lukas buying chocolates for velntines day? ... howard is recipe ... stay with us ... you might want to the hot dog king. newest menu item takes a bit of a left turn. the fast food franchise will start serving hot dogs later this month. one executive called it the biggest launch since 1970s, when the company introduced its first chicken sandwich. burger king will serve two versions: a classic grilled dog and a chili- cheese dog. the franchise started experimenting with hot dogs in five cities st year and has cided to take the menu item nationwide. lukas valentine's day is coming up in a few days... and millions of us will be heading to restaurants to celebrate. but how about staying in, and making something special for your sweetheart? howard has a recipe that is heart "do you remember handing out those little valentine's day things sure were simple back thth. these days it seems like everyone is looking for that "something different" to give, but "something different" doesn't mean it has to be expensive.especiall y if it's homemade. so let me show you a fun idea. we start by unrolling a refrigerated pie

king for 3. cu made eleven, 3s on the day. starting to pull away. of course, they got another nice game out of scott. up and under. reverse lay up. 15 points. 6 rebounds. detroit. beat in the final minute of play. they lost five to 3. i believe we have a package. showing us the sights and sounds of the big stadium series. >> in a minute. we'll revisit that. >> there's a wreck on the back stretch. johnson gets the win. because he reached the over time line. that's how the rule states. so jj gets the win. now sits in fourth all right. let's go to the stadium series now. now in the books. following last nights game. brought high winds. fake snow to coors field. we showed you highlights. ou the avs lost. look at the fake snow they put down. organizer put it down. thanks to the high winds. whipping it up everywhere. created quite the scene. over all a huge success. >> a historic setting. >> 50 thousand 95 fans packed the house. last season. >> this is an atmosphere. we had goose bumps. >> the only thing that was a little bit tricky. about this game. was the wind. conditions here. and what it did was create a snow blow

that's the astronaut, scott kelly, dressed like king kong, playing with a fellow crew member.id he get that suit? his retired astronaut twin brother, mark, sent it as a care package for their birthdays. maybe fedex? by the way, kelly has been in space for a year. he comes back on just eight days. you would probably get bored in space that long. especially no booze. >> and you think, why would i ever bring that? after day 300, i'm going to put it on. >> i thought "snakes on plane" was scary. thanks. >>> coming up, is marco rubio the best candidate to eventually be commander in chief? one u.s. army ranger says yes. he is next. >>> what could a t-shirt launcher teach us about human nature? we'll find out. nexium 24hr is the new #1 selling frequent heartburn brand in america. i hope you like it spicy! get complete protection with the purple pill. the new leader in frequent heartburn. that's nexium level protection. lots of vitamins a&c, and, only 50 calories a serving... good morning, indeed. v8. veggies for all. theand to help you accelerate,. we've created a new company... one t

senator tim scott and congressman jon lewis from georgia answered their questions by skooip. with lewis sharing his stories from when he marched alongside martin luther king, jr.. >> i was very excited, it's not often that an opportunity like this comes around. technology now that we can expand over states just to talk to people. >> the district says this was a rare opportunity for students to learn about history firsthand. and politicians that experienced it. >>> meanwhile, at the state house, a low country senator is getting some help, in his filibuster on a road funding bill. senator tom davis gave -- late last night, and the spartanburg repen says he plans k lg g he's allowed, becs e doesn't thi the state needs to raise taxes to pay to repair roads and bridges. >> i'm a different kind of elected official, there are elected officials that love to hear themselves talk. it annoys me as much it as does you, but i've got to do it. i've got to do it. because i can't go home with the clear conscience. >> other conservatives say the state should use the more than 1 billion dollaidit re year. some of the money is set aside senators say roads need a more stable

scott. >>> were you caught in this one this morning? we horrific crash this morning. it was deadly. it was on the martin luther kingrive right at fairmount park right along the schuylkill. skyfox over that scene much this was exactly 8:30 this morning. police say the man drove over the double yellow line crossed into oncoming traffic and hit a chevy traverse head on. the man in the car died. there was a 32-year-old driver and a four-year-old girl inside the chevy traverse. they were taken over to hahnemann hospital to be evaluated. >>> and we still don't know the identity of that man that was kill. >> we have new details about the body found inside a recycling bin in allentown. we now know the woman's name the victim 59-year-old rose, identified through fingerprints. shot multiple times and then stuffed into that bin. her body was discovered early sunday morning. she lived in the apartment complex where a man shot at police attempting to serve a warrant connected to the case on tuesday night. it's all kind of woven together here. one detective was shot in the arm but is out of the hospital and is okay. right now no

scott thuthuman, back t tyou. >> jay: democratic candidate several stops planned across north carolina, kings street, myrtle beach and north charlesnd to. president clinton will be in spartanburg for a "get out the vote" valley at the university south carolina upstate. >> holly: perny sanders will host a rally at chicago state university and afterwards he will join the msnbc college tour with chris matthews at the university of chicago. >> jay: it was was an emotional reunion. >> holly: two teens shot little brodie 18 times with a bb gun and threw a knife at him. he took a big step in his recovery with the man who saved him. >> for some reason when i walked in, he knew me. it destroyed me, especially when i seen his head and he looked up. >> holly: the puppy's already been adopted. he will spend a few more days in the hospital before getting to go home with his new family. >> jay: glad he's doing well. >> holly: yes, i think he found a loving home. >> jay: don't you know. other news, a new asheville greenway project receives hundreds of thousands of dollars tourism development authority. the authority approved $7

eight years he's been head coach at king's fork and it was forty four good guys in the business and a plum job for him and a slice of course taking over chris scott left opposition to the bishops all right thank you very much and we

king started the second half on fire. ten quick points, two of them here on the steal and flush, then senior took over. josh scott finished with 26. cu beats the top 25 team of the season, 75-72, might be time to avs trying to take business at home before hosting the red wings in saturday's outdoor game. forward shawn making his presence felt. he gives the avs the first goal of the jam. a power play goal and gave -- pokes to one home, five minutes remaining, avs lead 3-2. nuggets don't look like a team playing on back-to-back nights against the clipper, the man mall doing those things. the bucket. 17 at the half. clippers tonight. with the steal, and flush, and currently denver leads in the fourth, 76-64. >>> can you remember a spring where you felt good about the rockies pitching staff? it's a constant concern, and we know that the rockies can hit, but can they pitch. mark haas is in scottsdale. >>reporter: tomorrow will be the first full team workout for the rockies, although, a lot of these guys have been here for weeks, some even for months. been a big story for years, can the team get enough from the rotatio

king in the oval office. gayle, i can't remember ever seeing the president and first lady do a joint interview on live television. >> reporter: you know why you can't remember, scott? it's never happened. it's the first time they ever sat together live. and it's the first time i ever interviewed a president and first lady live. i was so flattered and so honored they allowed us to come ey their super bowl sunday, and talk to us. >> pelley: terrific interview. gayle king of "cbs this morning." you can see much more of gayle's interview with the president and the first lady. that's tomorrow on "cbs this morning." that interview preceded the out the game had super ratings, too, nearly 167 million viewers, which makes it the third-most- television history. late today the broncos returned to denver with the lombardi trophy after surprising the carolina panthers 24-10 in a defense tour de force. but there will be no blocking of the victory parade tomorrow. cruise ship passengers thought they were going down in a violent storm. why chipotle closed its restaurants for lunch today. and bei bei in the treetop when the "cbs evening news" continues. good news. you're down with

kings is facing litigations other whether it's gambling. here in florida a would classify fantasy sports as games of skill and therefore not gambling. >> thank you. >>> governor rick scott said he's not going to weigh in on how to fix the state's death penalty system until legislatures send him a bill. right now the house and the senate are at odds over whether a jury should unanimously agree on a death sentence. the u.s. unconstitutional. >>> royal caribbean's anthem of the sees is heading back to new they faced extreme conditions with more than 4,000 passengers aboard. this is new video of that ship off the coast of new jersey where it's headed back to port. on monday it was caught in almost 40 foot high waves and hurricane force winds. the damage includes broken vases, toppled tables and chairs around part of a ceiling collapsed. >> it was really rough. >> despite the major damage on board royal caribbean said the seaworthiness has not been effected. the captain said he didn't realize the magnitude of the system. cruisers will get a caribbean. >>> this mother was thrown in jail buzz her children missed too much school. what else deputies found inside the family home

king started the second half on fire. ten quick points, two of them here on the steal and flush, then senior took over. josh scott finished with 26. cu beats the top 25 team of the season, 75-72, might be time to avs trying to take business at home before hosting the red game. presence felt. he gives the avs the first goal of the jam. a power play goal and gave -- pokes to one home, five minutes remaining, avs lead 3-2. nuggets don't look like a team playing on back-to-back nights against the clipper, the man mall doing those things. bulls his way to the goal, gets the bucket. 17 at the half. nuggets just out hustled the clippers tonight. with the steal, and flush, and currently denver leads in the fourth, 76-64. >>> up next, pitching is usually a problem with for the rockies, why a switch to centurylink prism tv, and get the same great channels cable gives you, without having to deal with cable. yes and? and...there's whole home dvr. plus tons of on demand options so you can watch whatever, whenever. yes and? why do you guys of improv. by saying "yes and," by our comedy partners, paul. yes, right, i know. do you

scott. tonight, the community is saying that something has to change.>> reporter: people in this elliott -- people in this area are tired, especially when it involves kids so young. this memorial for king carter, stuffed animals all over. notes and flowers left behind. this is the spotty collapsed. a lot of people are looking for ways to stop the violence tonight.>> rest in peace cocking. >> reporter: it is heartbreaking for king carter's aunt to sit at his desk. the boy loved math. tawana could never have imagined she would be morning the community needs to stop being silent all the time. everyone is silent until it happens to their family. than they want answers.>>> many in the community clam up, afraid of retaliation. it's a problem alberto -- alberto kabbalah says has to stop. >> we know the code of silence remains to be timehin, -- maim and kill children.>> reporter: lawmakers are trying to get a new law to change that. >> the only way witnesses will talk as if they are protected.>> reporter: in miami gardens, police and social service workers go door-to-door once a month for what they call walking one-stop. they bring solutions to people's front door. they build trust and many ti

scott, syria would be divided between which has indiscriminately bombed its own people. >> holly williams covering the war for us tonight. holly, thank you. >>> in that interview with the president, gayle king also want to know how mr. obama has changed. after years of challenges such as north korea and syria. >> i'm curious how the presidency has changed you as a president. now eight years in. how you have changed as a president and how you have changed as a man in the time you have been in te office? >> you know, i think my basic character is unchanged. and michelle and close friends of mine who have known me for years would say, he's the same guy. wisdom from -- >> uh-huh. >> from overcoming challenges. figuring out really hard problems. i told somebody in, in -- another interview though that, probably the most important thing and maybe this is just a function of age as well as -- having been around the track a while. as president. you lose that fear. you lose that sense of, oh, what if something goes wrong. because there are going to be things that go wrong. you lose that, that tightness that comes from being very self-conscious about not making mistakes. at a certain point, you realize