step 1 is self knowledge and exploration, answering the question, what do i really want?s step is important since you have to know who you are, what you want, and what you have to offer before you can find the work you really love. >> you know all that stuff about how you have to persist and you have to stick to things. it's so hard - it's not hard when you love what you're doing. that's like, to say it's hard is like saying i feel so bad i haven't eaten chocolate in a month - i have to remember to get back to it. you always remember to get back to it, because it's sweet as honey. so you've just got to do what you love. it's terrifically important. host: step 2 is career and educational exploration, answering the question, what's out there for me? we'll explore what's out there in the workplace. how do you know employers will hire you to plan children's birthday parties or test new computer games or dig up artifacts in the mountains, if you don't find out that these opportunities even exist? you need to know what's out there before you can get there. step 3 is career plan

step 1: self knowledge & exploration, answer the question, what do i really want?p 2: career & educational exploration, or, what's out there for me? step 3: career planning & implementation, or, how do i get what i want? let's take a look now at the first stage of getting to know yourself. understanding yourself includes exploring your values, interest, and skills, which are important in choosing a rewarding career. >> when we're starting with somebody at the beginning, what they really want to do, then we're usually talking to them about, what goes into making the decision - about what you want to do? we're talking to them about their interest, their values, their personality style, their skills, the skills they've developed and the skills that they love to use which may be different sets of skills. so we're explaining the process. these are the components that go into making a career decision. here's how i can work with you as a counselor to help you identify those skills, interests, and values and then help you translate those into a career, into a choice that w

i don't think he's on the level of the president's record in terms of efficacy and self-knowledge asice president and president have about mitt romney right now. >> last word, mike. >> just real quick on mike's point, and people forget romney has been running for six years for the presidency, so he's got a long history on foreign policy and other issues that they can delve into. >> great opening. bell by joe biden and a great coverage by you gentlemen today. >>> coming up. never mind 2012, by the way. bill clinton has his eye on 2016, i think. he's doing the great advance work for hillary clinton, especially in my home state of pennsylvania. bill clinton is the pathfinder, the spearhead, the ramrod of the potential hillary clinton for president campaign. this is "hardball," coming up. [ female announcer ] did you know the average person smiles more than 50 times a day? so brighten your smile a healthy way with listerine® whitening plus restoring rinse. it's the only rinse that makes your teeth two shades whiter and two times stronger. ♪ listerine® whitening... power to your mouth. gu

and sanctions to much of the knowledge self declared ministry did step down in the face of international pressure only two weeks up to see the power and agreed to return the country to prosecution along in return be variations of west african aid was promised to lift trade winds and ground honesty to the military. and other back at the top of the hour with an extended news bulletin for united states russian prisoner returned from thurman to a filmmaker. go on take that sandwich give it to him and standby. we'll go over it he's seen a couple of times film director. issues the new movie about prison life he has won several top prizes a film festivals that yes that's it the film director and his actors have no expectation of public recognition or fame all they really want is to get away from this dismal scenery as soon as possible and never return but that's it thank you they call everybody. the film crews artistic freedom is confined to this high security jail petersburg. the actor's camera man and director all serving sentences the serious crime. roll call finished return to your area. i'

sanctions to march to bad knowledge self declared military leaders step down in the face of international pressure and agreed to return the country to constitutional rule. around the world this is us he was me you don't ship our thanks for joining its cause damascus blames arms terrorist gangs for the recent spate of violence in syria saying they're increase their activity ahead of a ceasefire deadline the u.n. though condemns the syrian authorities for the killings despite a pledge to pull back let's get more from our middle east correspondent policia. president bashar assad says that he is fighting these armed groups ahead of the april tenth a deadline which was agreed to according to his plan and he also says that these armed groups are increasing their activity he says that they are interested only in violence and that they're being funded and armed by countries such as to keep saudi arabia and qatar and i'll show support for our side in the reforms he's been implementing thousands of syrians took to the streets of damascus on saturday in a massive rally that really coming while banki

self-contradictory. some said women lacked the knowledge and judgment to participate in politics. but others feared that women were getting too knowledgeable about politics. some men feared that women were acting too much like men by participating. they abhorred the undue influence of women on politics, accusing them of forming a pettycoat faction or becoming manly women, as they put it. and they feared if women could vote they would inevitably start to run for public office. that was truly horrible. as one poem in new jersey put it, to congress low sxwichz widows shall go, like me metamorphosed witches, in the dignities of state and coats and britches. so women running for office would stop wearing their petticoats and start wearing their coats and breaches. anyway. if you know of abigail and john's correspondence on this issue of women that occurred in 1776, you know that john was aware of this, of abigail's upset about the status of women. and his reply was that women have more influence unofficially, indirectly, and he talked about the sway of the petticoat. but while men were

self-defense. george guest on questions of the cases handled >>> i don't have inside knowledge but it seems it wasoorly handled item think it was taken seriously enough, i think this case was a case that needed to be aggressively investigated early. >>> activists and political figures gathered in miami before a justice for trayvon rally marked as parents were there. >>> police say the new occupy oakland march left thousand dollars in damage 10-15 demonstrators in black used hammers to damage small businesses including a starbucks and a sandwich shop. they also spray-painted slogans on downtown buildings including a wells fargo bank. police have scaled back their presence no one was arrested but they will study surveillance video to identify those responsible. a choice parcel of land in foster city could be sold city council could approve a plan tomorrow to sell the 15 a. for $30 million. the developer wants to build a senior residential community on the land, opponents said that was set aside for a school, but the council wants the site to generate income which is cool what not. now when no one of

. >> i knowledge the acts, but i do not plead guilty. i will claim that i was doing it in self-defense. >> for the first time, too, breivik shed a tear, but not, it seems, for his victims. the court was shown a video he made, the emotion most likely for his own beliefs. he says the bomb in oslo that killed 8 and his shooting of 60- some people was the beginning of a war against political parties that support immigration. each of the murdered was named. two shots to the head, another in the back for many. others hit as they tried to escape. this courtroom has been very carefully managed. the most disturbing and sensitive evidence will be given only once the television cameras have been turned off. anders breivik's appearances on camera will be limited, so as not to give him a platform for his views. he says that amounts to corporate propaganda. -- courtroom propaganda. they showed us the car he drove to get to the island, the uniform he was wearing, his steady progress across the summer camp -- each red dot another death. and this phone call that he made to police. [speaking for

nearly 20 years later thanks db has been attacked knowledge he is the growth of social media, popularity of e-books and self-publishing has exploded in all backgrounds seen as a viable alternative to conventional publishing, especially if you're getting rejected anyway. today it's easier and more effective than ever to publish. if you're serious about it. it's hard as it's ever been to get it to the conventional book publishing way. our panel will take a look at the challenge facing the african-american bookmark it and how it relates to broader trends in the business and give us insight into how they go about doing their job at a time when pretty much everything in the publishing is changing. so what i thought we do right now as i wanted to go down the list of panelists and each of you from your days, could you tell us a little about what are the challenges cc in the market for african american writing and today quite chilly start with you, cheryl? am i picking on you? you're the closest to me. >> well, i think one of the greatest challenges -- i think one of the greatest challenges is connect team authors

knowledge act. it's designed to prevent lawmakers from financially profiting from nonpublic information they learn on the job. >> this snogs that there is a rule for them selfs and another set for everybody else, we expect that to apply to our biggest corporations. it should apply to our elected officials. >> and will require lawmakers to disclose more information about stock trades. >> coming up, women have come a long way. >> and there is a mission his father first put into affect. >> she held on to this and the wind kept taking him. she hung on to him. >> a texas woman's quick thinking during a tornado and a tub that saved lives of children under her care. >> and cold, frosty tonight but that is prompting an advisory. where, how low temperatures will go coming up. the news continues in one minute. ring ring hello, progresso. it fits! fantastic! ring ring] progresso. they fit! awesome thk you ring, ring [ man ] pro-gresso they fit! okay-y... okay??? you don't understand. i've been eating progresso because there's... 40 flavors 100 calories or less and now my favorite old jeans...fit. okay is there a woman i can talk to? [ male announcer ] progresso. you go

grilled for over two hours about his knowledge of the phone-hacking practices, and james knew exactly who was at fault. all of the people below him. >> i think it's self hindsight in knowing what we know now, whatever controls were in place failed to create sufficient transparency around those issues. i wasn't in the business of deciding what to put in the newspapers. so it was there, and i was given assurances by them that sometimes proved to be wrong. >> joining me now is yinka adegoke, media corespondent for reuters. thank you for being here. this is classic stone walling. does james murdoch survive this pretense he didn't know. >> he is basically going down the same road that he did last year which was -- as you said earlier, to say i didn't know what my direct reports were up to. does he survive? there are a lot of questions about that as to how much longer he can continue with this strategy of stone walling. there are lots of doubts that he will survive in the way that would have been hoped he would. i.e., to make over the company some day from his father. so he might survive but maybe not in the manner -- >> another dimension ruped today with n

few points to the victory of knowledge there into the second half of carol right and sickly you know carlos tevez with his first goal for the club since returning from a self-imposed exile before sergio where i made it through no elsewhere there are big games out the basement is rock bottom wolves go to sunderland second bottom class byrne for this one is a q.p.r. three points about the drugs visit west brom. meanwhile at wembley in the f.a. cup semifinal everton have taken the lead against liverpool in merseyside dari victory we'll bitch with the first half goal where also maurice picture will see another dobby's tuckman take on cross the one that rivals chelsea. now in formula one must say the sneaker runs per start on pole position in sunday's chinese grand prix for the first time in his career this is the one hundred and eleven career grand prix for the german the first time he's qualified at the front of the great it was a good day for the sadie's teammate michael schumacher will start alongside him in second clarence lewis hamilton was actually second fastest to suffer a fry place penalty off the chain in his gear box other surprises on an intriguing

knowledge. i mean when it comes down it to, maybe robot revolution or the internet becomes self-aware.here are all sorts of things that are fascinating and could make people interested in politics again. >> i think you should send your zombie plan to the white house, stat, right away. >> i think i will. >> jenny lawson, great to have you on the show. we'd love to have yu back another morning. thank you so much. >> thank you so much. >>> still ahead, adopting can be tough for any parent but it can be especially tough for those in the lbgt community. up next, meet a man who's helping gays and lesbians find their way. >>> up next, good morning, everybody in washington, d.c. we're waking everyone up at the white house and here. keep it here. diarrhea, gas or bloating? get ahead of it! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap a day helps defend against digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. hit me! [ female announcer ] live the regular life. phillips'. ♪ [ camera clicks ] ♪ it's hard to resist the craveable nature of a nature valley sweet & salty nut bar. >>> anyone who's gon

self-mastery, right? so you should not do what we're doing on stage today. >> any young people in the audience, this is purely for the interest of academic. >> that's right. stay away from radio. >> knowledge>> well, there's really concern emerging with benjamin rush's, the heavy hitter in terms of anti-alcohol and the campaign against intemperance. we're going to trial another neat visual trick on radio but you're here to model it for us. and that is we're going to take a look and many of you have this on your seats or might even be sitting on it right now. stand up and get it out. in 1784, dr. benjamin rush of philadelphia gives us the moral and physical thermometer. and i just want to share some of the insights that rush gives us here and this would be a bit of a warning. we're moving into the darker portion of our program. and if you are a water drinker, then i want to tell you things are looking good for you because i can predict health and wealth, serenity of mind and reputation, long life and happiness, what more could you want. >> all you have to do is read. >> it's up there, number 70 at the very top but benjamin rush is not an absolutist. he's not like those people that make ed's

official with inside knowledge in this case that charges will be brought upon the shooter in this case george zimmerman who, again, maintains he shot and killed the 17-year-old in selfbut if and when this goes to trial how do you have an impartial jury? i want to bring in sunny hostin. sunny, i can't help, but think of the casey anthony trial where again, it was a similar story in the sense that everyone knew about it, everyone was talking about it. the trial was in orlando and they were bussing jurors in from pinellas county. how did they do this in sanford? >> that's right. you and i talked about that during the casey anthony trial, brooke. you know, it can be done. you can certainly bus in jurors from another jurisdiction. this is a special prosecutor, not from sanford. this special prosecutor is from jacksonville, in fact. you certainly can bring in jurors from other places. i don't think that there is going to be any person in florida that hasn't heard about this case. this is an international story at this point, brooke, but when i was a prosecutor i sort of thought about the flipside. when you handle a high-profile case or a celebrity case you don't necessari

self-defense has lost his legal team. >> -- ethical to me to hold myself out as his attorney when i have not spoken to him. >> the attorneys say he has contacted a news outlet without their knowledge called the special prosecutor. the prosecutor says she will release new information but the case before the weekend. >>> mitt romney is now almost guaranteed to be the republican presidential nominee, that is because his closest competitor has dropped out. her here is our report. >> -- president of the united states -- >> reporter: -- nomination -- >> -- day for me, i -- i kind of like today. i -- >> -- his campaign yesterday. >> this presidential race for us is over. >> santorum dropped out two weeks before the primary in his home state. he was losing ground in the polls there and had to cancel several events last week to care for his daughter. but romney says he will still have an influence. >> he will remain a major spokesman in our party. he has earned that by virtue of his effort -- >> -- ron paul and newt gingrich say they are not ready to quit. the former speaker of the house says he still has a lot of supporters. >> they deserve to be represented until rom knee actually gets 1

self evident. why did the northwest ordinance of 1787 to organize indiana, illinois, wisconsin, michigan, why does it say, religion, morality, and knowledgebeing important? schools are vital. notice in order. religion, morality, and knowledge in that order. eliminated by the modern left to be only knowledge, which explains much of what is wrong with our culture today. [applause] you do not have to have a theological agenda. you just have to say, let's teach the northwest ordinance and ask why did they say that? or you can use abraham lincoln's second inaugural, four years of civil war, six and a 20,000 dead. more than all other wars combined. he had been dramatically shaped by the pain of war and knew he personally had opposed it because at any point he could of excepted the south leaving and the war would have ended. because he took it personally, he became a dramatically more religious person. if you get a chance to go to washington, stay in the lincoln memorial. read the gettysburg address which says, one nation under god, which lincoln personally wrote in by hand looking at the military cemetery in gettysburg. that is what got me back