say you support sheila. just go ahead and tell us so we can move on and continue with our community. president mendoza: thank you. [applause] >> hi, thank you for having us tonight. i have a son in third grade and i have an incoming kindergartener and i'm also a neighbor and i live right across the street. eight years ago president mendoza: your name is? >> kelly schmitt, excuse me. eight years ago when i moved across the street, i would not have put my son there. the screaming, the yelling, the craziness and now as a parent of third grader, i understand it's the vigor and drive of children. and now my son is there. he loves his teachers. he loves sheila salmon. he is having a great time at school and he is performing above grade level and so are a lot of the kids in his class. they're testing well. they're behaving well and they're happy to be there. my son would rather be at school come home a half hour early when i go to his classroom. he would rather be with his teacher. he talks about his teachers day i

i am sheila, the principal of paul revere. [applause] >> i was compelled to seek employment in san francisco schools primarily because of superintendent garcia's identification of the achievement gap being the civil rights issue of our times. his mission to challenge and to confront that, this was deeply compelling to me. i actually began my career as a teacher 28 years ago as horaceman, a special ed teacher. i was keenly aware of the predictive power of demographics. i had a special education classroom disproportionately full of young men of color and i spent the next 20 years in the classroom trying to advance my teaching practice and become the kind of teacher that can make a true difference. i won't say anything more other than to tell you tt

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that is leadership that sheila provides us. losing our principal in the middle of a three-year reform means starting all over again from scratch and potentially losing two years' worth of hard work, effort, and progress on the parts of our parents, teachers, staff members and students. i refuse to dignify the outlandish claims that have been made by the few parents that spoke at this meeting a while ago because they're simply not true and without merit. i have listened to the minority speaker and they want to replace her. but i don't believe they're in an opposition to sheila. i believe this comes from misinformation to the changes that have taken place since she has become principal. these changes were needed and reforms, these changes and reforms were desperately needed in order to promote student achievement and success. president mendoza: thank you. is the other clock not working? ok. we can do the two-minute, so that you can see your time, if that's helpful, but otherwise we're just going to stick with the beep, beep, beep

sheila bear who until july read the fdic. it will have a discussion about leadership ideas and discussion. he is the director of google ideas. michael kaiser who runs the kennedy center for performing pirates. and at freeman lebowski. then we will close with a discussion about leadership on the international stage. that is with nobel prize winner ahmed zuel and nick chrstoff of "the new york times." let me welcome to the stage the 2011 top american leaders. [applause] ♪ [applause] >> and to hand out their awards, i would like to think the publisher of "the washington post, " and the director for center of public leadership. [applause] ♪ >> good morning everybody. crisscrossed the is the governor of new jersey at a former u.s. attorney. he has sharply reduced deficit since his tour began in 2009 working closely with a democratically controlled state legislature. with his unrepentant and unconventional approach, christy is not a traditional state leader. his willingness to yield the power of his bully pulpit, to cut thousands o

i would like to give the rest of my time to my client, sheila murphy. >> my name is sheila murphy.m the property management, the person on the ground. i make sure the surrounding sidewalks are clean, that they are repaired, that there is no trip and fall hazards, that the landscaping looks nice, that security is provided, that the seats are clean and tidy. i am the one who knows it is a very busy plaza and sidewalk. at that stretch of sidewalk that they are showing, it is only 6 feet wide, when you take into account the trees and the hoop for the bike parking. there are only two or three people that can pass by there at one time. i do not understand how this added congestion could be seen as not a nuisance to the area. i would also like to say there was no outreach at all from the truck owners for what the needs might be of the tenants of the building or that area. there was no discussion about the plaza. no discussion about restrooms, trash pickup, nothing. in fact, when the original notice came out, they mislabeled be addressed. we were not 3 noticed at that time. we had a short

i'm pulling my son off these drugs. >> you sheila had a similar situation?on, too, he was 7 at the time. i started getting calls. he was calling out, getting up out of his seat, and then i was told by the school psychologist that i should really consider putting him on psychiatric drugs. i was, like, this is so not what i want. >> sheila saw patricia on tv during one of the times she testified before congresses about medicating children labeled adhd. >> i called her up and i was, like, help me. she was, like, my suggestion is that you research the drugs, and my suggestion is you don't do it. i went to the school and i said, i am not putting my son on these drugs. this is so wrong. we're going to tell other moms about this. >> in 2001, the women became activists, forming a nonprofit able child which ed educates children and teachers. sheila focused on how her son communicated by working on his speech and language, his disruptive behavior stopped. >> parents aren't are being told that there are other solutions that you can deal with a child because the medicat

stephanie rawlings-blake, then city council president, took over the top job in the city after mayor sheila dixon resigned after an embezzlement conviction. this inauguration will start mayor rawlings-blake's first full term in office, the successful end of a campaign that brought the fiercest competition in the democratic primary. she will receive her oath from one of her former challengers, frank conaway, the clerk of the circuit court. 11 news caught up with the mayor for a preview of what her inauguration speech will focus on. >> the theme of the speech, the inauguration, is baltimore, a great place to grow. my administration is focusing on ways that we can make sure that baltimore is a vibrant, thriving, growing city for the future. >> the rest of the city council will also be sworn in this week. that will be on thursday at the war memorial building. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> one of maryland's most prominent conservative state legislators is considering a possible run for congress. nancy jacobs said she is planning at mounting a run to challenge dutch ruppersberger. she said she t

congresswoman betty sutton of ohio and sheila jackson lee of texas. great to have you with us tonight on the program. thank you so much. >> thank you, ed. >>> answer tonight's question at the bottom of the screen. share thoughts on twitter using #edshow. i want to know what you think. >>> president obama's speech today invoked teddy roosevelt just over a century ago. more with jonathan alter and author thomas prank. that's next. >>> donald trump turned the republican party on its head. pulling strings like karl rove trying to stop him. trump is ready to steam roll all of them. will he ruin the republicans' shot to win the presidency? that's next. stay with us. i stepped on the machine, and it showed me the pressure points on my feet and exactly where i needed more support. i had tired, achy feet. until i got my number. my dr. scholl's custom fit orthotics number. now i'm a believer. you'll be a believer, too. learn where to find your number at drscholls.com. >>> coming up, more analysis of president obama's speech with jonathan alter and thomas frank.

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congresswoman betty sutton of ohio and sheila jackson lee of texas. great to have you with us tonight on the program. thank you so much. >> thank you, ed. >>> answer tonight's question at the bottom of the screen. share thoughts on twitter using #edshow. i want to know what you think. >>> president obama's speech today invoked teddy roosevelt just over a century ago. more with jonathan alter and author thomas prank. that's next. >>> donald trump turned the republican party on its head. pulling strings like karl rove trying to stop him. trump is ready to steam roll all of them. will he ruin the republicans' shot to win the presidency? that's next. stay with us. >>> coming up, more analysis of president obama's speech with jonathan alter and thomas frank. the president's health care law already saving medicare patients, listen up, over $1 billion. yet michele bachmann and other righties, they're willing to cut and run on what they call obama-care. we have the numbers. >>> some 99%ers are taking a different approach to protesting the big banks and forecl

congresswoman betty sutton of ohio and sheila jackson lee of texas. great to have you with us tonight on the program. thank you so much. >> tauchank you, ed. >>> answer tonight's question at the bottom of the screen. share thoughts on twitter using #edshow. i want to know what you think. >>> president obama's speech today invoked teddy roosevelt just over a century ago. more with jonathan alter and author thomas prank. that's next. >>> donald trump turned the republican party on its head. pulling strings like karl rove trying to stop him. trump is ready to steam roll all of them. will he ruin the republicans' shot to win the presidency? that's next. stay with us. the other office devices? they don't get me. they're all like, "hey, brother, doesn't it bother you that no one notices you?" and i'm like, "doesn't it bother you you're not reliable?" and they say, "shut up!" and i'm like, "you shut up." in business, it's all about reliability. 'cause these guys aren't just hitting "print." they're hitting "dream." so that's what i do. i print dreams, baby.

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nearly two years ago, the mayor took over the top job in the city after mayor sheila dixon resigned. this inauguration will start rawlings-blake's first full term in office. she will receive her oath from frank conaway, the clerk of the circuit court. 11 news caught up with the mayor with a preview of her speech. >> the inauguration is baltimore is a great place to grow. my administration is focusing on ways that we can make sure that baltimore is a thriving and growing city for the future. >> the rest of the city council will also be sworn in this week. that will be on thursday. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> increasing concern regarding dangerous dogs running loose in baltimore city. there was a meeting last night. some were pushing for tough restrictions on pit bulls. each dog is just on a case by case basis. there was an incident where two pit bulls attacked a poodle. >> both dogs were on my dog. he was pressed to the ground. >> i feel bad. this tore me apart. >> perez was cited for failure to contain his dogs. police are cracking down on dogs that are running loose. the owner of

sheila jackson lee colored offensive that arguably violated the rules of the house and so all the discussions all the votes ground to a halt until she became convinced that she could maybe revise or retract that remark i. now i you know i guess it could be good news for us a little bit that at least it's not being voted on today and placed into law but i want to get your point because we haven't caught up on this in a little while as to the water down or the amended version that representative smith introduced this week to you to those amendments actually change anything or is it still censorship bill at heart well it's seventy eight pages and normally that might not be too long but this is taking post a while to digest and even some very smart members of congress who are on the judiciary committee there are lawyers said we still don't know exactly what the contours of this bill is and i'm having a discussion right now with someone about whether or not it includes blocking by ip address there's one interpretation that does one that it doesn't and certainly in involves blocking by forcing comc

actually came from representative steve king that said we are debating at the stop online piracy act and sheila jackson has so bored me that i'm killing time by surfing the internet and i heard that that apparently. turned into a whole thing and she was upset about it i mean really is that what it came down to . yeah actually i hate to say it it did there's there are a lot of things that you could complain about and the fact that no. witnesses were ever called to talk about the technical aspects of. the fact that this was rushed through without a subcommittee vote without giving anyone a time to time enough time to read a revised version that came out this week but instead the only real discussion in depth was about whether or not that tweet by a republican was offensive or not a democratic congresswoman. sheila jackson lee called it offensive that arguably violated the rules of the house and so all the discussions all the votes ground to a halt while she until she became convinced that she could maybe room by to retract that remark i. now i you know i guess it could be good news for us a littl

then, -- sheila bayer are honored. off isthat, jack abrams convicted as work -- while working as a washington, d.c. lobbyist. >> i am here, arguing in favor higher taxes on the wealthy. >> would you be willing to donate to the department? >> individually? no. individually in philanthropic. >> all you have to do is put and your credit card number and donate to the government. >> that will not help anyone. >> you do not want to donate to the government? >> you have heard me. you're being silly. >> i would say that while we are doing is almost like citizen journalism, which is basically when an individual who does not have that much training in journalism has the tools of modern technology to capture a live event without a background in journalism. michele fields shares her experiences in reporting for the daily caller, tonight on a "q&a." >> next weekend, book tv and american history tv look behind the scenes of battle ruche -- pattern ruche -- that an rouge, louisiana -- baton rouge, louisiana. it only aired once, but m

>> sheila jones is the one who answers the calls. >> usually it is arranging payments. >> the list for those behind on their payments is getting longer and longer. >> job losses and illness. my first reaction was to get choked up. >> a longtime customer offer to pay off the water bills of six customers. >> it brings tears to me. who does that? >> for the last few years, i have not felt the christmas spirit. what this man did was bring it back to me and my family. >> back to a couple both injured and out of work, struggling to find jobs and pay bills. >> it just made my christmas. >> they will not have to pay until march. >> i felt like an elf all day. this is what this man did for you. >> that is just wonderful. 45 degrees on tv hill. coming up, we'll look at one of your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> the ravens will be without anquan boldin for a little bit. we will see the shot of a lifetime, one you do not want to miss. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. >> time to get to one of your answers to our water cooler question of the da

the appellants art sheila murphy, umberto gibin, michelle funkhouser, david davari, john isaacs, osmanhayer, muna azzghayer, arsalan najmabadi, howard fish, carlos aguilar. we will give each of the appellants an opportunity to speak in order of the appeal number. then we will hear from the permit holder and the department and take a couple of comments. we will start with the appellate for appeal #103. vice president garcia: before we begin, you did not say how everyone gets seven minutes. >> the time is at the board's discretion. she has indicated she would allow them 14 minutes for testimony and six minutes of rebuttal. that time could be adjusted as necessary. vice president garcia: if some of kellan before you has stated most of the fact or the evidence, if you would want us to consider, would you consider not repeating that and not feel compelled to take your entire seven minutes. if it gets too repetitive, we might lose track of the points you're trying to make. thank you. >> good evening. on behalf of the owners and property managers of the location of this. what is particularly

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it is her first full term since taking over from sheila dixon. she announced new goals including getting 10,000 new families to move to the city. she has occupied the position for two years already. >>> in anne arundel county detectives are investigating a sexual assault at an anne arundel high school. a female student was sexually assaulted by a male student in the bathroom during the school day. the 14-year-old is charged as a juvenile with attempted second degree rape and sexual assault. >>> gift cards are a multibillion dollar industry and naturally, scammers are constantly trying to find new ways to take advantage of that. the better business bureau has a couple of preace men dation -- recommendations. try top find cards from behind the counter and check for tampering. >>> pretty ugly out there. take a look, maryland's most powerful radar tracking heavy and steady rains. you're getting another wave coming down now. there's more rain in waldorf, moving through charles county, talbot county, st. michael's and queen anne's county. there's more

and, i sheila jackson lee, wrong decision.leagues were saying, well, the president can keep the government going. then you might have a case. >>guest: exactly and that is where the borrow accuracy -- the bureaucracy comes into play and where the president has the and eveningive power vested in the constitution but to extend it to this point? when we tag about such a controversial action here? no way. >>neil: did you consider it? >>guest: and you are so right, we don't know that he is considering it. we just know she has said she wants it. he should not consider it. bad idea. >>neil: okay. >>guest: that is what i think about that. >>neil: calm down. lis wiehl, she is go with this law stuff. well, do any of you remember this? >> we will no longer be able to choose your doctor. >> senior citizens will get sicker and sicker. >> they are out to destroy guarantee benefits and social security and medicare and medicaid. >> this republican plan is a tax on seniors. >>neil: get who just backed up my buzzer? or providing funding for the

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sheila bair. like secretary sebelius, sheila bair has the distinction of being both a ku graduate -- a very high distinction -- and of being recognized as one of the most powerful women in the world. and we've hosted reporters and commentators such as bob woodward and david broder. one of broder's last public appearances was at the dole institute. we are also home to the dole fellows program where practitioners hold seminars for ku students giving them the opportunity to learn firsthand from leaders in the field. those fellows are bipartisan and have included people like former congressman dennis moore and walt liker, press secretary to senator dole. i would encourage you to compare the quality of programming at the dole institute to the institute of politics at harvard. and i know you will be impressed. with the dole institute when you do that. all of the events that we hold are free and open to the public in keeping with the institute's mission of expanding civic engagement. that's possible beca

congresswoman sheila jackson-lee is a democrat from texas, and i'm delighted to say she joins us liveuston. good afternoon, ma'am. >> good afternoon. martin, thank you for having me. >> it's a great pleven for us. the president said in this matter is not resolved then 160 million americans will see their tax bills shoot upwards by about $1,000. i imagine in your con sit yent see $1,000 is not a small amount of money to an average family. >> martin, you're absolutely right. i spent the morning going to different sites to collect toys for needy children. i can assure you that the numbers in every city and hamlet around america have gone up in terms of need. unlike republican presidential candidates, these individuals without funding, it is not their own fault. we were on the floor of the house reading letters from people who indicated i've lost a job not through the fault of my own. those who are working, this payroll tax, for example, will put 1,000 or $1500 in the pockets of 160 million americans and frankly i don't want to call a democratic proposal, martin. but a realistic proposal

recipients include chris christie and sheila bair.omorrow, the dedication ceremony for the new martin luther king, jr. memorial on the national mall. president obama is among the speakers. that is at 10:00 a.m. eastern. each night this week, we are bringing you a different episode of our series "the contenders." tomorrow, a look at thomas e. dewey. >> up next -- >> welcome. this is the first of our new and for ethics and a professor here at the law school. as i describe this series, our aim is to have a conversation with a wide range of souls. these are people with a different kind of experience, sometimes a legal expense, sometimes ethical experience. but for such a conversation to make sense, we also have those who have demonstrated some reflection, and ability to reflect upon what they have experienced and how they can contribute to the work of this center. that, plus the willingness to engage in a conversation that might advance our understanding of the ethical issues that are the -- that are at the heart of our work. i'm truly gr