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. >> shame on you! shame on you! shame on you! shame on you! shame on you! >> i'm a teacher at the early education school for the last 15 years. i want to particularly thank ms. maufas when your truth was not favored by others. when it is ok to protect the teachers in the zone and i happen to be a teacher in the zone. so i applaud you for your bravery. secondly, i would like to speak to -- as a teacher in the early education school, the proposal to address the budget dilemma by cutting over 200 educators, para professionals and teachers would greatly compromise our program and put it out of compliance as well as the teachers our students will once again be subject to turnover. in the last 15 years that i have been there, there has been constant turnover. and that makes me sad. not only does that make me sad, but it also it belies the truth -- your statement that you are in the best interest of the child. that you make decisions based upon that. that is incongruent according to your actions. last year, i lost an innovative, intelligent creative paraprofession

. >> shame, shame, shame. shame, shame. shame, shame, shame. >> you see, they're just walking right up to the board right there. this really disrupted the hearing. listen to this. >> the board will take a 10 minute recess. >> that was it. we're going to take a recess on this. >> we'll take a little recess. democracy, wait back here until we decide on something else. the law at stake here is an important one. right now, 21 states are in total republican control. the whole legislature and the governor ship are republican. since the big republican wins that made a lot of that possible in 2010. since that great red tide in the mid-term elections in 2010, republicans have been using their control over these states to pursue some pretty radical policy changes. they have turned state houses into a nonstop anti-abortion paloza, going after abortion rights at a rate unprecedented since roe versus wade. more than 90 anti-abortion laws turned into law last years alone. the sb 1070 pioneered in arizona, imitated in alabama and south ca

what you have done this year is a shame on you. i work with a lot of young teachers and they are excited about working there. there are turning their backs on teachers who have been in the school district for years. it is a shame to see that. i ask myself, is this a world- class school district or city? do i teach my students to be good citizens by pitting their friends against each other? by pitting their employees against each other? it breaks my heart to see that. we know that you have $55 million in reserve funds. make the tough decision and spend it on the teachers. i tell my people, invest in yourself and you will do well. the school district will not invest in you. that is really a shame. you are putting an attack on that, an attack on each one of those. how can i tell the parents that i am teaching that the school board has their backs when actually, they are paying teachers against one another? how can i tell my parents to go check the beautiful website of yours to see you smiling with the kids a. when you turn around, we

well, that's it for this week edition of stephen colbert's shame spiral. i'll see you next time when i catch a glimpse of myself under florescent lighting. now go away, i want to eat my hurt. we'll be right back. welcome back, everybody. my guests tonight is a long time auto executive who has a book about the struggles of the soul of the american car industry. quick tip, that soul will last a lot longer if you get the undercoating. please welcome bob lutz. (cheers and applause) thank you. mr. lutz, good to see you again. thanks for coming back. all right, i have had you on here before. i sure know who you are. let's make sure the good people at home know who you are. you are the former vice chairman of gm. >> general motors. >> stephen: the number one car company in the world. >> again, yes. >> stephen: we'll get to that in a second. you also had leadership positions at ford, chrysler and bmw over the course of a 47 year career. >> yes. >> stephen: you also have a book called car guys versus bean counters. the battle for the soul of american business. whic

well, that's it for this week edition of stephen colbert's shame spiral. i'll see you next time when i catch a glimpse of myself under florescent lighting. now go away, i want to eat my hurt. we'll be right back. it began with my big toe. that was my first amputation that i had. buerger's disease -- it's a vascular disease brought on by smoking. my fingers started to go piece by piece. first it was my left leg. after my left leg, it was my right leg. and so now i'm a double amputee all from smoking. my tip to everyone is: don't believe that this can't happen to you, because it can. you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. welcome back, everybody. my guests tonight is a long time auto executive who has a book about the struggles of the soul of the american car industry. quick tip, that soul will last a lot longer if you get the undercoating. please welcome bob lutz. (cheers and applause) thank you. mr. lutz, good to see you again. thanks for coming back. all right, i have had you on here before. i sure know who you are. let's make sure the good peo

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to feel shame and in this particular case, we believe that's what's going on, he feels shame and just doesn't want to eat. >> reporter: students returned to class today for the first time since the shooting happened. teacher lucas garcia, who helped students escape, also came back. he says everyone's leaning on one another to move on. >> they have just been getting together and they have just been expressing just how they feel and emotional sadness and how scared they were that day and stuff like that supporting each other well. nice so see everybody together. >> reporter: as students grieve, the suspect is refusing to eat anything at all here at santa rita. we are been told he is drinking water, also have milk and juice available to him. he may be drinking some of that so far, his refusal to eat has not impacted his ability to be in court or meet with his attorney. he has been transported to the hospital. live at santa rita, i'm jodi hernandez, bay area news. >> thank you. >>> san francisco's embattled sheriff begins the official fight to save his job. the hearing before the ethics c

i couldn't, i began to cry, turning away in shame. matzu lned over and smelled a sweat, it takes greater courage to live. [applause] >> i'm going to throw it open now to questions. so you might direct me as to what you might want to know about. as we are taping this with sfgov tv i will ask you to ask your question into the microphone so they can pick it up. and you, too will be on tv. now nobody wants to. i will ask a requequestion, wha you working on now? >> does that sound planted? it wasn't. i just finished a monster of a book it's a huge book, set in japan and covers the earth from 1939 and 1966 about 2 brothers and the title is a street of a thousand blossoms. if you haven't noticed we are talking about themes that run through my book. one of the things i like a lot is exploring subcultures. the lepercy. the silk working women. i like to write about groups of people who persevere and make a life on their own aside from what the general culture is doing. i find that i don't consciously sit down and do that but it happens. in this

i have to tell you, shame, shame, shame on arkansas because everybody and you hit it spot on in the footballtion they knew this was going to happen when someone is a narcissist and puts themselves before team, before community, before family and they do it time and time again shame on the board of trustees and arkansas for thinking about football and winning before and they deserve, unfortunately, thk egg on their face. >>shepard: it happened in louisville, too, say one thing and do another on and on. these are not matters of opinion but matters of absolute fact. guys we will be back. there are an estimated 200,000 prisoners in north korean labor camps and been described as gulag style. they will slave away until their deaths until they escape. a form prisoner tells us his story, to fox news, ahead. and this is not the best way to fight a traffic ticket. that's coming up wake up! that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. fohalf the calories plus vgie nutrition. could've had a v8. mhandle more than 165 billionl letters and packages a year. that's about 34 million pounds of mail every day. ever

israel's foreign minister says the versus are shameful and bathetic. -- pathetic. for the jerusalem post, a major israeli daily, the poem is not front-page news, but misleading. >> this information and disinformation, if israel had nuclear arms, and we have not used them, i do not think we would upset anyone. >> he was seeking to provoke with his poem "what must be said." must be no doubt he has succeeded. >> it is a permanent ongoing debate in germany. we had a few newspaper articles. it did not make the headlines. he is seen in israel as very critical because of his past. he would not have the moral or historic rights to comment on politics. on the other hand, it is said it is rather pathetic or anti- semitic what he wrote. there is an ongoing debate about iran and what the consequences are. it does not add anything new to the debate over here. >> when you travel to berlin, one of the things that stands out immediately are the towers. >> all those visits to what was once a symbol of communist east berlin have taken a toll on the structure. it has just reopened af

>> it's not shameful. >> mccain said it's shameful. >> senator mccain is entitled to view it that way. ez certainly has all my respect. i just think it was a dumb move, a bungled attempt to take advantage of what everybody knew was going to be one of his great accomplishments. and yet, he turned it into a campaign spot. right at the very beginning of his campaign. i just think he's debased it and turned it into a legitimate political argument. the very fact that we're talking about it, that ed gillespie is talking about it, problems to me that they've taken an accomplishment that should be way up here and they've turned it into a base political discourse. >> win webber, thank you very much. up next, the bin laden anniversary. are we safer? plus the daring escape of a blind human rights activist in china puts the u.s. on the spot. this is "andrea mitchell reports." introducing gold choice. the freedom you can only get from hertz to keep the car you reserved or simply choose another. and it's free. ya know, for whoever you are that day. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the s

pockets.it's a shame hat we had to wait this long for him po be on the top 10." 10.""t the maryland ties etween a d-c teachee... accused f having child pornography... and why the f-b-- is now hunttng for him. ((bump outt) ((break 2)) & a new name has been added to the f-b--'s most wanted list and he has a maryland connection.as jen donelan reports he was someone who wwrked closely with chillren innthe d-c etro area. --reporter pkg-as ffllows ---0 year old eric tothhused to be a teacher at the prestigious allegedly possessiig and produciig child poonogrrphy here in the dc metro area he is ow on the fbi's infamous top en most wanted list joininggthe ranks of such recent list makers as sama ffes nd we believe he ii one of those, hh's a clear and present danger tt your children."ii 2008 the fbi says toth was caughttin a 3rd grade camera. agents believe he was producing the pornography in may say there were multiple child &pvictims in "uutiple vennes." pi am glad he is on tte top 10 most wanted it's a shame hat we had to wait this long for him to be on the top 0."de gorttr

it is shameful in this country. it is not shameful to the core in other countries.who are you in our communit [applause] tavis: you respond in a way you want to respond. i take that point and agree. good luck side to thing that is why -- i do think the challenge of our times is a gender inequity. it applies to the u.s. as well. part of its is the way we tell it. it is how you tell stories, and much more thought needs to go into how you tell stories. we tell individual stories of women who have faced challenges and come out of those challenges, and i think that is really important. you need to not only tell the story of the challenge but also the way out. tavis: if i say in my mind there is a bipartisan consensus in washington that poverty does not matter, that the poor do not matter, there is a consensus in the town but the poor do not matter. >> that is the absolutely right. but as another word we do not talk about much, capitalism. we do not talk about the flaws of capitalism. let's be clear that capitalism creates poverty. the people that have paid a loans are ma

shame on you for your theory. >> i agree. same on you.me on you. >> what do you expect, she defends murderer. >> with cat calling there is a history in brooklyn where this is not seen as horrible harassment. it actually has a back ground that a lot of rich labor brails don't know. that's all. >> over at the conservative think tank that was brooklyn. >> and this country has a history of doing other things we don't do anymore. >> talk to the construction workers. >> i do that every day. he didn't say how far you had to go. >> i will be doing my own cat calling. >> what was that brarney stone again? >> that is when questioners from an interviewer gets tedious and boring and it just -- andy, are you there? >> imrm here. >> it cuts you -- i'm here. >> it cuts you off. i have had many phone calls cutoff. so i don't know if what i was hearing was boring. i am done, greg. >> you are done. >>> coming up, stories so dangerous that if they were a convicted felon i can't wait to get those guys back to the street. horrible person. >> first, what is th

it will be a shame for you to lose jamal. well, actually, it'll be a shame to lose all of your people. i don't understand. well, i know they're all very good at their jobs, but i have employees who've been loyal to me for years. i wouldn't have the heart to let them go. i'm sure you understand. oh, yes, yes, of course. somehow, i don't think mr. brashov is convinced that jihan and i are leaving. i can't imagine why. well, he's never going to believe what i've got to tell him. what's that ? well, in a few months, katherine and i will probably be in a car pool together. isn't the restaurant out of her way ? what i'm trying to say is that katherine and i will be going to the same college. - henry, that's wonderful news ! - yes, that's great. - i'm very proud of you, henry. - we all are. so, i'd better get going before i change my mind again. yeah, me too. i'm right behind you. i'm right behind you. are you coming, rosa ? in a few minutes. i still have a couple of things to do. all right, see you see you later. tomorrow. later. t

i think it is a shame. shame for anybody that closes their eyes. coming here with some money to open company. trying to kill us by making something outside of historic. he did something else wrong. you talk here about the bark. the use two cars -- parking lot. where did the money come from? why do you must cry that we have a problem for the budget? he paid some money to someone under the table to give him permission to do that. i don't give him any chance to kill anyone of us. one of my neighbors has a heart problem. he cannot go to the hospital because he has no place outside of the home to get the ambulance to help him. wake up. he takes money from someone. put him in jail. i wish i catch who gave him permission to do that to us. wake up. >> thank you. >> i want to state to those who give the presentation that the san francisco redevelopment agency was created by statute. governor jerry brown from the state of california by statute broght about the solution. to the children, the sisters and brothers who hellped us in the bay veiw, hunter's point

. >> really a shame. pretty much the low point in my experience here. we had the ability and i think that the people of our state had the will, but our leaders weren't able to come to the consensus necessary to protect education. >> now those two bills to balance the budget would raise taxes and shift teacher pension cost from the state down to the counties and if they are not passed by july, the doom's day budget kicks in and that would cut spending by $500 million. >>> in virginia, the governor wrapped up his review of bills passed this year by the general assembly. he ended up vetoing seven and amending dozens of others. most notably, the voter id bill. more discretion in counting ballots cast with people without the proper identification. the general assembly will meet. >>> from sunny and windy to chilly and rainy. our weather may be taking a turn for the worst this week. topper has some dreary news in his forecast. that's coming right up. but first, the new head man at the general services administration speaks out as the fallout over the agency sp

so it is a shame that senator kennedy has passed away and it is a shame that so has senator mccain. [laughter] neither of those individuals are still there. but we should resurrect the proposals they had in terms of family immigration. it has created huge problems. the backlog of family immigration has contributed to undocumented immigration, family separation. it is counter to the family values that the nation counts. to me, it is a no-brainer clear the backlog. -- the nation touts. >> cindy, in advising the immigration rights committee, for advising them on cir, who needs to be heard, which forces need to be lifted up? >> i could take professor hing's sarcastic way of looking at it -- just kidding. [laughter] i hope my other congressional colleagues do not kill me about sang this but i think it is important to keep your congressional office into an with what is important to you. i could not agree more with the two speakers. i think you have to be an optimist to be working on this issue, on this job, but i am with prof. hang in that we are scared with the flip side is. right now we

and it is just a shame this had to happen. >> reporter: they last saw lidia on sunday, the day before she died. >> we were cracking jokes and she was laughing with us. >> reporter: now he has to cope with the reality without her. >> we have been crying about it. it is hitting the parents really hard. we were speechless. >> reporter: and it was evident just how much of an impact that young lady had on so many people. i spoke to one young man who said lidia used to take care of them when he was little. and their pastor from texas flew back to lead the memorial. abc news. >> thank you. >>> the man accused of the mass murder is back in a santa rita jail after being formally charged in court. also police and pros ut coulders revealed new information about juan go and what happened right after the shootings. john is live at oikas university where this tragedy took place. >> this is still an active crime scene. we have been watching the technicians move around inside. some of those inside during the shooting returned to the campus. tonight another car pulls away from the parking lot of the u

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and that is a shame. that is a sin.'m not going to stand back and tolerate it and knighter is the progressive caucus. so we're stepping up and turning up the temperature, and we need your help to tell the story. this is a big deal but we have got to overcome cynicism. the big boys whooped us again. no we're not buying that story. we're going to fight until we get justice. >> i hear you on that. and i any one of the biggest impediments is tim geithner to be fired. i think he is their man in washington. we'll do a whole segment on that next. >> i think demarco needs to be fired. that's one person that needs to be fired. and geithner needs to be judged by whether or not we're having success in dealing with the foreclosure crisis and so far, it's not looking good. >> all right. that's clear enough. all right. congressman keith ellison thank you so much for joining us on "viewpoint." we really appreciate it. >> yes, sir. >> all right. when we return we'll talk about tim geithner. he of course went out today and said the bank

. >> reporter: could this be exhibit a in the insurance fraud hall of shame? that is raphael davis, a los angeles firefighter by trade, known as "noodle" in the martial arts rings. davis is a proud champion winner 12 out of 14 times since 2006. unfortunately for the l.a. taxpayers, firefighter davis is now charged with fraud after allegedly collecting work men's compensation while competing in the cage of fire, and of all things, the strength and honor championship. >> is there anything honorable about that? >> reporter: 8 1½ million americans are on disability right now, a 17-fold increase over the last four decades. critics say it's because the government allows payment for ailments such as persistent anxietiy and kron i think fat eek. but froud alone cost taxpayers more than $10 billion a year. other candidates for the insurance hall of shame, garret dalton, a prison guard who claimed a back injury had to payback 2 years of workmen's compensation, after investigators taped him competing in this drag race, a four-yard dash in high heels. then there's jacob.

it's not a shame in any economy to borrow, nor is it a shame in any country because there is no country that can do completely without having economic relations with other countries. so the rich finances the poor, and the benefit of this is the principle of mutual benefits. so i believe that investment -- balanced investment which is properly guided assured it would lead into projects in the infrastructure. i believe it is something that could be studied and could be arranged for. there is no reservations on cooperation with the imf or the world bank for purposes but rather to take their advice to maintain the price of the currency. and i think this is a very sensitive and serious problem because the issue of currency is not a domestic matter. it's a regional and international matter sometimes. so it is imperative that for a certain period of time, dependence should be -- implement the price on the currency. the relationship with the islamic banks and commercial banks. now, i believe that islamic banks are not any more experienced than other countries. rather, it's possible to these ban

it is really shameful. you have always thought their it is really shameful. you have always thought their