i'm alive that miss shirley's as we get excited for dine out maryland. this is like restaurant week. this is happening for the entire month of september. you offer a lot of items. you are known for breakfast. you have prepared some dishes. >> you get blueberries, raspberries on waffles. those are delicious. ini waffles.many waffl >> this is a coconut cream stuffed french toast with strawberries. >> that is another of my favorites, cocoanut french toast. you guys are offering discounts through september. 20% off everything on the menu. that is a good deal. i'm going to do agaig in. i'm using silverware. the french toast is where it is at. >> coconut cream french toast? you'd better bring something back. >> that is pretty good. >> what a great deal. 20% off with a coupon. thank you. we love miss shirley's. let's start in the tropics. this is the leftovers of tropical storm leslie. it is all the way up pounding nova scotia it right now. kind of unusual to keep its tropical characteristics that for north. we can thank high pressure for keeping this storm off

. ♪ tavis: you look at one of the episodes of laverne and shirley, the bowling ball episode, and youw that was the second episode. how do you recall that? >> i have a strange memory. i remember every piece of film. before they did the clacker, he did a thing we could use, or somebody. i know what i shot. i don't remember what got eight or anything about last week, it was a little hectic, but i remember back in my childhood. i remember professionally, and i remember what i shot. tavis: i don't know how you recall that with episode no. 2. speaking of your childhood, why did you pick that title? >> everyone feels their mother is slightly nuts. my mother was, but she was also a character. my brother, gary, we all got our sense of humor from hertz, once we learned what the word sarcasm at. she taught dancing school in the basement of our building in the bronx, and the incinerator and the bite, where you put your bike. to students who took lessons, and a guy who live in my building, they were at the boat signing -- the book signing. tavis: how was that? >> it was nice to see people i knew.

. >>> the london 2012 paralympic games wrapped up. 27-year-old shirley riley who lives in los gatos won the women's wheelchair marathon on the game's final day.

shirley sherrod. you are serious.pplause] >> every weekend booktv offers 48 hours of programming focused on nonfiction authors and books. watch it here on c-span2. >> here's a look at some books being published this week. former california governor arnold schwarzenegger recounts his own life from austrian immigrant to governor in his memoir total recall:my unbelievably true life story. in a life on the left historian martin zimmerman presents a biography of howard zinn, political activist and scholar. former republican presidential candidate rick santorum details personal stories of america's founding fathers and their fight for freedom in american patriots:answering the call to freedom. in a man who saved the union:ulysses grant in war and peace, the life and career of general grant. and the political rise and career of an richards, in what the people in:the life and times of and richards. in the liberal warren transparency confessions of the freedom of information critical, the obama administration is keeping too mu

miss shirley is located just north of the tv hill. you guys are participating in this. 20% discountring a with a coupon of the entirety of the check. >> i was looking at the website. it depends on the restaurant. very exciting. you have prepared some dishes this morning. >> we are happy to be participating and showing our signature item. this is our vegetable egg tower with fresh tomato, basil, mozzarella. >> it is almost like an omelet. >> it is nice and fresh. >> this is our fried green tomatoes. >> fried green tomatoes. that is a big stable in the south.--that is a big staple in the south. >> i think it varies from restaurant to restaurant. people are getting back to work after a long summer. it gets a little slower. this promotion is a great thing to do for restaurants statewide. >> you mention people getting back to work. it is a busy time of year. maybe that is an incentive and a chance to go out and eat. >> it gives everybody a chance to take a little break. >> look at this delicious food. many restaurants are participating acr

shirley sharard is in nerdland next. >>> july 2010 is probably the first time you heard the name shirley, she was the usdas georgia state director for world development and the latest target of andrew breitbart's attacks. he pushed out a decent tiff portion of her speech at the naacp story. including this part. >> so many black people have not seen farmland and here i was faced with having to help a white person save their land. so i didn't give him the full force of what i could do. >> if you didn't know any better or bother to listen to the entire address, she appears to be promoting a discriminatory agenda. it was taken out of con text and edited in a way to misrepresent the message. far too many people who should have known better and should have taken the time to listen to her entire speech turned on her. the administration hastily re p repudiated her and the naacp issued a statement that it was a shame. july 2010 should not have been the first time that you or the administration or the naacp have heard her name. she and her husband are stalwart civil rights activists that worked ti

there were football players. >> i have to ask him about that. >> do you still keep in touch with shirleyot in the studio. she's coming up tonight, i think. she's rehearsing a play, and she needs to learn some tap steps. i'm off tonight, and you can come up. i'll teach you. >> you're going to teach her how to tap dance? >> my mother was a tap dance teacher. >> we should have a camera on that. people would love to see the two you back together. >> she has to bring the script or do some thing to let me know what the step is. >> tell us about the title "my mother was nuts." >> what was your mom like? >> my mother is still alive and totally nuts. in a loving, wonderful way. >> mine is not crazy. >> your mother wasn't crazy at all? >> no, no. >> mine was a little nuts. she was funny. >> she did a good job with the two of you, don't you think? >> we've all got a sense of humor. you have to or else you'd be crying all the time. she was very sarcastic, but she was very funny, too. >> she said you are a miscarriage. >> i was a mistake and miscarriage and so stubborn i held on. >> now, that's shock

. >> mohammed owns this shirley express convenience store on new york's long island.intains a loyal following of customers and has managed to dodge a big bullet in his line of work, getting robbed, until now. it's just past midnight and mohammed is finishing up some paperwork before locking up for the night. >> my head is just like down on my paperwork. and the guy come quick, say, give me the money. >> the robbers toes the phone violently and waves a baseball bat, threatening mohammed. >> he said, hurry up. give me your money. i said, hold on. >> one wrong move by mohammed could have deadly consequences. convenience store murd is are near the top of the list of workplace slayings in the u.s. every year. now the phone is across the room so he can't call the cops. but the clerk has been hiding something from the robber with the menacing vat. he's got a weapon of his own, a big gun under the counter. what would you do in this situation? would you fight back, break out the gun, or just give the man threatening you with a weapon what he wants? >> that's the moment i had t

and craig shirley, thank you as well.ew with destiny." >> craig just wrote a new book during the segment. >> ronald reagan and the campaign that changed america. thank you, gentlemen. >>> straight ahead, former governor jeb bush joins the conversation. we'll keep it right here on "morning joe." [ woman ] ring. ring. progresso. i just served my mother-in-law your chicken noodle soup but she loved it so much... i told her it was homemade. everyone tells a little white lie now and then. but now she wants my recipe [ clears his throat ] [ softly ] she's right behind me isn't she? [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. less expensive option than a traditional lawyer? at legalzoom you get personalized services for your family and your business that's 100% guaranteed. so go to legalzoom.com today for personalized, affordable legal protection. but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now i can be in the scene. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications,

well, who helped you with your little ideas, shirley? who could it be? oh, i don't know. satan?ssics. andrea, what is so funny about religion to us? what gives us the confidence to laugh about it? and then you see the alternate view in the muslim world. >> we know if we laugh about it we probably won't be stopped to death or murdered or killed. we have free speech. but the bible teaches to turn the other cheek when you are offended. radical islamic jihaddist interpret the quran to say something much, much different. they believe, again, if you read bernard lewis, the prophet muhammad argued day and night of fighting is better than fasting or prayer. this is what they take to heart. our country is different than other countries. i really would hope, dan ab, if bill maher and others are serious about tolerance and all that other stuff that they would join, we should all be joining together, because muslims, i mean for making few of muslims and gays and women, they don't just abhor that in certain countrys. they actually will kill you over that. this is a fight we should all been a

shirley will be signing those. some of you have written questions down and debbie is going to bring us the questions so we are going to be able to ask you, so that you can have a conversation with our audience. this is very emotional for me because my father was in the movement and my family was in the movement. this is the beauty and the power of the way living history crosses borders, breaks down boundaries and that the truth, when it comes to this history, is a global one and the universal one. i feel in the way that you wrote this, i got a chance to hear things that my father never got a chance to say and i think one of the things that he is trying to -- is the silence because the pain is so deep and what you do is you kind of said on that scar and you've lifted up. that is a beautiful thing because it means a whole generation gets a chance to understand its portion of history to this moment in a way that they could not possibly have done. this book should be in schools and it should be in the curriculum. [appl

her name is shirley riley. she won the women's wheelchair marathon. the final day of the paralympics. huge congratulations to her. meantime, london closing out the paralympic game was the parade this morning. celebrating team gb athletes and showing off their medals. well deserved celebration as they were carried through the streets on floats for the spectators lining up and cheering. >>> a big fireworks display marked the end of the paralympic games last night. it had a performance by coldplay and rihanna and jay-z. the united states won 98 medals. coming in sixth overall. >> what a great show. we'll be right back after this. >>> tonight, we can tell you buttons will be pushed and chairs will spin. sounds like a party. >> nbc's "the voice" returns with a three-night premier. ♪ >> i like that. >> four music headliners will renew their search for america's next great singing talent sight unseen. there is a twist. >> what? >> in the battle rounds, coaches will have a chance to steal a singer from a rival's team. >> that is a twist. >> you can catch "the

. >> shirley was defenseless when a couple of young men rushed into her apartment friday afternoon. >in with guns. i mean, they had guns all on my head and everything. they knocked me out of the chair, knocked me over the coffee table and he said where's the money? i said, i don't have any money. >> they came into her building through an unsecured door and left with not only the contents of her wallet but also her peace of mind. >> i have never had -- expect that to happen to me. >> but friday it happened three times. jfert just after 3:00 p.m. then about 15 minutes later. and just before 2:00 a.m. a third time. >> i don't leave my door open. >> neighbors believe it's the same group of young men attacking each time. >> somebody comes around like that, it scares you. when you go in or later or what. >> the suspects are looking for anything of value cash jewelry, cell phones, even tools. so far no one has been physically injured but residents fear the invasions won't stop until the men behind them are behind bars. >> people are very concerned because people have kids who go to school ar

volunteer shirley contacted bank of the west and within hours the bank restored her free checking andefunded the fees. >> they said they had been contacted by cbs and said they had been rectified the issue and reinstate my lifetime checking >> while we no longer offer that promotion, we stand by our promises, something that she says will have her sticking with bank of the west well into the future >> i feel i got another 60 years of banking with them. >> the nation's largest five banks no longer offered free checking but you may find it at regional banks or online banks. >> call him the zoo whisperer, maybe another super hero. a newcomer is on a mission to work his magic and get inside the animals minds. mike sherman on how he tries to break the fine line. >> animals have a mind of their own. >> i think he is thinking he is hungry >> that was an untrained guess, a professional? >> he said feed me now >> animals come in all different stripes, some of them are cool, some of them are just lying. this man knows the mall but don't call him dr. doolittle >> dr. do a lot is what i would like

in the post-civil rights era, african-americans from al sharpton to jesse jackson to congresswoman shirley chisholm took on the challenge. >> the next time that a minority person or a woman runs for high office in this country, she or he will be regarded as a force to be respected. >> shirley chisholm ran because she wanted to bring issues of women and blacks and challenge the democratic party establishment, and the black leadership establishment. so she ran to raise policy issues like i did many years later. >> chisholm did not win any primaries in 1972, but she did get 152 delegate votes at the convention, an important step forward. when jesse jackson ran in 1984, he still confronted history. >> when i ran in '84, the idea met resistance. like, are you serious? you know a black can't run. >> jackson won more than 3 million votes in that election. when he ran again in 1988, the barriers began to shake. he won 13 primaries in caucuses and proved an african-american could win white votes. in 2007, senator obama decided to take the leap and run for the white house. >> when we had a meeting t

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in the post-civil rights era, african-americans from al sharpton to jesse jackson to congresswoman shirley chisholm took on the challenge. >> the next time that a minority person or a woman runs for high office in this country, she or he will be regarded as a force to be respected. >> shirley chisholm ran because she wanted to bring issues of women and blacks and challenge the democratic party establishment, and the black leadership establishment. so she ran to raise policy issues like i did many years later. >> chisholm did not win any primaries in 1972, but she did get 152 delegate votes at the convention, an important step forward. when jesse jackson ran in 1984, he still confronted history. >> when i ran in '84, the idea met resistance. like, are you serious? you know a black can't run. >> jackson won more than 3 million votes in that election. when he ran again in 1988, the barriers began to shake. he won 13 primaries in caucuses -- and caucuses and proved an african-american could win white votes. in 2007, senator obama decided to take the leap and run for the white house. >> we had

in fact, shirley temple, rin continue continue and billie thomas, stopped acting back in 1945 were onlyegrees away. we even tried silent film stars and couldn't find anyone four degrees from kevin bacon, let alone six. >> that seems flawed. >> everyone knows kevin bacon i guess in some way. >> rin tin tin? really? >>> all right. we'll be right back. [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow. you guys have it easy. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. blah, blah, blah. if i had a sleepover, i couldn't just move the tv into the playroom. no, we had to watch movies in the den because that's where the tv outlet was. and if dad was snoring on the couch, we muscled through it. is she for real? your generation has it made. [ male announcer ] the wireless receiver. only from at&t u-verse. get a free wireless receiver with a qualifying u-verse plan. rethink possible. >>> a touching sight in malaysia. the telegraph reports this lu leukemia patient delayed a chemotherapy appointment to see katherine. >> it is so exciting to learn about the country's v

. >> hi, my name's shirley lema, i'm a board member of the ocean avenue association, the cbd for the corridor, i mainly support this because i have an economic interest and i think it's highly [inaudible] and my experience having the thought of the cbs on ocean avenue, it's been a good experience. in the past when blockbuster was empty, the store front was a magnet for crime and graffiti, people were dumping trash there and it seemed the longer it stayed empty, the more trash there was, so i think it's kind of the opposite problem. i think once you have a business there, there's more eyes on it and there's more care being care of. i mainly came here to talk about what it's like to be a resident or a property owner living above a large business like ces, they're been great proprietors, they have longer operating hours and you don't hear a lot of noise, it's expected there's going be trash, noise and less parking and all that, really the only thing we hear is the bar in the muni, so i want to say that there's been a lot of care in talking about making sure the noise stays at a level th

bethea: a huge change came about when mayor shirley franklin became the mayor of atlanta. we're having to choose how to spend our money. i named myself "the sewer mayor," and i wear that title very proudly, because, without wastewater infrastructure and drinking water infrastructure, the economy will stop. we did a major outreach. we trained an outreach team, who went to every community meeting, to educate people on how bad the crisis was. not only did i tell people that we'd have to raise rates, i told them we'd have to tear up the city to repair this infrastructure. man: you can't simply say, "i won't use any water, it's too expensive." we have about 25% of our population that's at or below the poverty line, so you have to look at rate structures that are tiered so the people can pay their bills. franklin: we would love to have something like 75% federal money. we do get some federal aid and we are thankful, but on the other hand, we're paying for this primarily with new rates. we have increased our rates to among the highest in america. but not nearly as much as if we h

. >>> the london 2012 paralympic games wrapped up. 27-year-old shirley riley who lives in los gatos won the women's wheelchair marathon on the game's final day. earlier she had earned a silver and a bronze on the track. meanwhile last night's closing ceremony included a fireworks display over olympic park. this year's paralympics game were the moest watched of all time. >>> the raiders getting the big national stage opening up against the chargers at the coliseum. this one is going to be star-stustar star-studded. how about this guy, ice cube, will be performing tonight, putting it down there. big raider fan. he once wrote an anthem for the franchise. he's also doing a lot of movies these days. the show is an inventive to get fans to the game early and get through the metal detectors. the nfl is requiring at all stadiu stadiums. tonight's game is sold out so there should be a lot of long lines. in addition to the prrerformanc by ice cruz bustamanube, gene s sing the national anthem. >>> meantime the niners off to a 1-0 start beating the packers last night in fwrb but the buzz about one

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lawrence among the snowcapped peaks shirley after we arrived of what we've encountered get that fuck out of here. for the past our screaming and crying, if list pounding on a car hood and screen doors slamming and in the midst of the battle the voice of a small boy a talking to himself. i said i want you out of year. these are my neighbors. rose asea and jose marti it -- martinez 23 years old. the boy is five years old. she has black hair that she teases old school style and his peers shaped. every prose is as tense as a hammer she almost always wears t-shirts and flip-flops'. jose is short and wears his bet -- baseball caps backwards and reassurance and tennis shoes. what little hair peeks out is cut close. are rarely hear his voice although the courtyard access a megaphone so the southern hand of the village can listen. it is almost always rose's screams we here. it is a couple times a week. i am in the attic looking over the trailer of the other neighbor i took an old head the door and propped up on a sawhorse that is now riding desk. she is accusing him of stealing her marijuana.

. >> shirley macclaine has written books about the chakras. has she been to the community at all?> she was at one time. before it became an actual school, she was a student of the ram. >> yeah, jamie? >> what does it cost to attend the school? >> various prices. >> you have three levels of beginning classes. >> right. i think the beginning weekend is $250, and it goes up - i think a week-long event is about $1,000. it's structured as three classes the first year, and then after that, there's two classes per year to stay consistent in a group, so twice a year. and there's optional events that, of course, people can take as well. >> i see some symbolism, some definite things in this ramtha stuff. the star, with the red and the blue, could you explain that? and the name ramtha, as, you know, definitely, like students of the ram, and students of the ramtha. >> i don't know if we have time for all that. >> how about we take on ramtha, and then later we can put in the study guide what the various symbols mean. so how about just the name itself? >> okay. well, the name ramtha is a name t

slump in the yourselves but this for the month of all does that impact the sectors more than in the shirley i suspect that but as we're going to see analysts on the base buy that wallet that we are seeing that investors are looking forward to what you had the bulls say there is they. or let's move on then take a look at exchange rates and see what's happening there when it comes to the euro it's a plot against the u.s. dollar and the ruble is losing again so both major currencies talking about the ruble is such a look at how the russian markets are performing now despite declines in the oil price we still see the russian markets are down my if we can take a look at the russian markets you'll see what i'm talking about now is also despite some of the clowns in the oil price we're seeing with diets them particularly well especially in the my success concerned getting almost a war on the per side of the sour now i was talking about the oil flies and. earlier in the day we saw again spot now in five you saw the crime seven surely but now we're seeing a mixed picture a light sweet losing just a

i stood up to the poetry from shirley sherrod. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] next weekend on booktv on c-span2, the 2012 annual national book festival will take place on the national mall in washington, d.c. some of the panelists and guests that will be covered live include doug brinkly, daniel, sally smith, david and jewelry nixon eisenhower, tom freeman, these are some of the authorities. join booktv on c-span2 next weekend. >> here's a looked at books being published this week. in life after death, dameon one of three individuals convicted of murder known as the west memphis three trial recounts the experience while incarcerated. the thoughts on the judicial system and the release from prison in 2011. jeffrey, staff writer for the new yorker exams the relationship between the obama administration and the supreme court in "the oath" the obama white house and the supreme court. in free market revolution, how rand idea can end big government, president of the substitute and don watkins and forbes.com argue that the i

and they were found guilty of stealing three exclusive condoes from owner shirley wong. prosecutors say they forged her deeds and took out millions of dollars on the properties. shaw was not in court when the jury verdict came down yesterday. >> we're led to believe that he wasn't in a medical facility indicated by his attorney. >> saw's attorney told the court the client was being treated for an illless here and prosecutors learned he checked out. they fear he may be planning to leave the country. >> he's known to have foreign pass ports and to have funneled money into foreign companies last night san francisco and san jose airport were notified and information put out to the surrounding county autos this broker was charged in this case but the jury acquitted him on counts and hung on the rest. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> thank you. san francisco has your honored a new distinction that may tarnish it's reputation among tourists rating it the 11 dirtiest travel destination in the country. and we're live tonight, local tourism officials must not be happy about this. >> this i

and he and lum found guilty of stealing three condos at one rincon hill all from owner shirley wong, prosecutor says they forged her deeds and transfered to a shell corporation, taking out millions in loans on the properties. shaw was out on bail and was not in courteed we're tlod believe he was in a medical facility as indicated yesterday. >> and he told the court his client was being treated for an illness, prurters learned he had checked out after the verdict came down. and they fear he may be planning to flee the country. >> he's going to have funneled money into foreign companies last night, san francisco and san jose airport were notified. oakland information was put out to this surrounding counties. >> one broker was cleared of all charges and the jury acquitted him on counts and hung on the rest. the district attorney says he's considering retrying him. >> the latino vote took center stage again today in the presidential race. the president across dress aid uni vision forum. he took another shot at controversial comments made by mitt romney. >> there is a forum president obam

i still had dreams of shirley temple in my head when i started. but it was... i never really had the real desire to be a child. so it was... my mother said she talked baby talk to me to try and get me to talk baby talk, she said, but i always talked just like this, and i called her pearl. >> hinojosa: you called your mom pearl? >> until i got a little older. but, i mean, that's what everybody else called her. >> hinojosa: but you know what? i was fascinated by the fact that when you talk about your life, you're like, "i never wanted to be a kid. i wanted to stay up late, i wanted to say cuss words." >> always. >> hinojosa: i didn't know if you said you wanted to be smoking and drinking. >> i always wanted to smoke and drink and cuss, and wear black dresses, always. as long as i can remember. >> hinojosa: and your parents... you grew up in detroit, and your parents were working people, but they did have a jukebox. >> well, i was born in muskegon, michigan, which is western michigan. and this is during segregation, and my parents sold corn liquor. and if you want