parents of singleton, the one child household is the fastest growing family unit. singleton children often fare better than kids in large families or even the two children because the parents treat them as adults earlier and their vocabularies are extended as a result. they have higher iqs by some measures. families to adopt. when i was growing up you were adopted! arcade is that one of your friends. why is being adopted-- why was it seen in my neighborhood as something negative? it's a beautiful thing and when people address my friends who have adopted children with questions such as where did you get hurt as if she were a commodity, that's a harmful thing. so, what can we do? education is the primary way i believe to raise consciousness on these efforts. i attend their makes remakes festival every year in los angeles, which is the largest gathering of mixed race people in the us and it's the first time i ever felt truly understood. i exist somewhere in the middle. i have never felt truly american and certainly have never felt filipino because my mother wanted me

start ofrom the very mosby's life, and later as you grow older, it was john singleton mosby's way, orit was the highway. he did not broker people disputing with him, especially as a commander later, as an older man, he challenged people at least 2, 3, 4 times to duels after the war. ois was in on remand -- an rnery man, and had great self-confidence, that translated well into his ranger career. but not someone, even though johnson was mosby did not drink, he was not someone i would have wanted to sit down and have a bourbon with. most of the stories would have been about him, and any on i have told about him, probably would have been wrong and he would have corrected be. i think one of the things that encapsulates his personality is an incident that occurred at the university of virginia when he was a student there. , heanted to have a party had invited to young gentleman to come to his party, they were known as musicians. there doesn't seem to be any thought that there was subterfuge in mosby's inviting them. they were friends of his. sterman, who was the town bully, a big british ki

parents of singleton, the one child household is the fastest growing family unit. singleton children fare better often time because the parents treat them as adults much earlier and their vocabulary is expanded as a result and they have higher iq's by some measures. families who adopt. when i was growing up, you were adopted like it was a diss. it was a fearful thing to think i might have been adopted but why is being adopted -- why was it seen in my neighborhood as being something negative? it is a beautiful thing. when people address my friends who have adopted children with questions such as where did you get her as if she was a commodity that is a harmful thing. so what can with we do? education. is the primary way i believe to er er eradicate prejudice. i attend the largest gathering of mixed race people in the united states every year and it is the first time i ever felt truly understood. i exist in the middle. i never felt truly american and i certainly never felt fi filipo because my mother wanted me to be american and didn't teach me the language so that i

thank you, brad woodhouse, shermichael singleton. >> thanks, guys. >> an important conversation. >>>ll to come for us, why did it take 18 days for the white house to fire michael flynn? clearly, now we know a major security risk. we're going to talk to the senator from minnesota and questioning sally yates yesterday and is still trying to get some answers to that key questions. e for you and your boys to get out of town. (laughing) left foot. right foot. left foot. stop. twitch your eyes so they think you're crazy. if you walk the walk you talk the talk. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. hide the eyes. it's what you do. show 'em real slow. it's my decision to make it's nbeauty last.ix. roc® retinol started visibly reducing my fine lines and wrinkles in one week. and the longer i use it, the better it works. retinol correxion® from roc methods, not miracles.™ >>> right now, president trump is meeting with his national security adviser, h.r. mcmaster. the meeting comes as the president reviews strategy over america's lon

. >> reporter: that is ryan singleton. a young aspiring model. his story begins in atlanta where he was raised by his mom. >> between third and fourth grade rts spelled ckbas wardstr meant star. >> reporter: he left atlanta to pursue his drea new york. >> he landed setheir pursuit of fame for documentary >> it was simple. it was ryan. we wanted to document his dream on becoming a model. th reporter: once they hit l.a. ings happened quickly. >> we were basically in the inner circle. we were being ind viteto things that we kind of saw on television. >> reporter: then ryan left l.a., returned to new york, and suddenly was married. this is a photo of the ceremony. next to ryan is real housewife of atlanta star cynthia bailey. >> i found out on social media that ryan had gotten to a woman twice i have no idea whoing to happen. >> reporter: and then more mystery. he flew to l.a., met to las ve d then before driving back, he called his mom. >> i said are you okay? he said yeah i'm getting ready to come home. he said i need you to go in my room and get m

spike lee, john singleton, and vernay -- avao duvernay.ually i felt i was the only one to write this. charlie: what did that feel like? jordan: it was a scene where chris is at the party. he's at a party with a bunch of white people, the friends of rose's grandfather, and he is the center of attention in a weird way. they come up to him and say, "i love tiger." [laughter] it's a piece of the african-american experience. charlie: i love michael. jordan: i would have voted for obama third time if i could. [laughter] of the minority experience, the experience of anyone who feels like the other or the outsider in a situation. i realized i had not seen that yet. like ifer feeling someone gets this wrong, the whole movie falls apart. charlie: i don't want to trust my movie. i don't want to trust my movie with someone else. i have to take the reins. charlie: so did you go in and say, i'm going to direct it? pretty much like that? jordan: pretty much. to my happiness, there was no debate. also in there is this terms of people who make movies and h

michael singleton. good to see both of you. michael, let's begin with you.om hud after criticizing trump, you have a clear understanding or perhaps more clear understanding of the expected backlash sometimes when criticizing the president. is it your feeling that some gop members are worried about the potential backlash when you hear some democrats using words like, you know, describing republicans as being cowardly by not speaking out, hearing from senator chuck schumer who says they need to show more devotion to patriotism as opposed to party? >> well, you know, fredricka, i'm not certain if republicans are concerned or if they're not. i think they should be. i think there's an air of expectation that we hold for any individual that wants to be president of the united states of america. and that person, male or female, has to do everything they can to live up to that expectation. and for my fellow republicans for quite some time we have suspended our criticisms, our concerns about the veracity of president trump's claims and at some point as a party we hav

>> norm singleton, former legislative director for ron paul. what i'm about to say won't surprise anybody, given my background. i agree, i like most of the presentation. mr. foster, i agreed with almost everything you said until the very end when you started talking about revenue raisers. there's three things that i found lacking in the presentation, so i want to make a point of and ask for your response. one, any idea of the moral and philosophical philosophy behind the tax system and tax reform? it seems like even conservatives and libertarians when they discuss this talk about in very technocratic measure that buys into the premise that the government has a claim and in many cases a first claim on our income before we get -- before those of us who actually go out and have earned it have it to spend on our -- taking care of our families, investing in businesses, and buying cato policy reports. >> [laughter] >> second, my second and related point is that -- is that in rearranging deck chairs on the titanic, i think that sometimes we get -- tha

lapedtra singleton/neighbor: "because you don't know.omeone's in your house. you don't know if they're going to kill you," last month, at another house nearby, the homeowner was sleeping when he says these two, with covered faces,seen on video tried unsuccessfully to break into his place through the window and left in a white car.paris/homeowner: "i got kids. i got a house here. i don't have time to mess around with these fools." now there's a sign covering the broken window that's crystal clear. it says says you might make it in, but you won't make it out." paris/homeowner: "anyone who wants to come into this house uninvited is not welcome!" ( steve ) this crime certainly has taken the neighborhood by storm. other residents say they are arming themselves for possible intruders. ( pam ) a bit of a shuffle with leadership at the oakland police department... now that a new chief is in charge. anne kirkpatrick is promoting john lois... to assistant chief. this one of several moves she is making.. lois is currently facing a lawsuit from serg

there is no singleton you can do in relation to net migration figures which is going to make all thee opportunity to control before, like people coming from the eu into the uk. i explained earlier why i think it is important net migration needs to be at sustainable levels, as uncontrolled immigration has an impact on public services, people, and people at the lower end of the income scale, in depressing wages, and sometimes in disposing jobs. that is why i think it is important we maintain commitment and continue to work on it. one had just went up at the back there... ? to work on it. one had just went up at the back there...? sorry, i cannot see... i wanted to ask what the manifesto tells us about you personally and your political philosophy? i think it tells me that iama philosophy? i think it tells me that i am a good conservative! and it tells you that i believe in ensuring we have a strong economy and good public services funded from a strong economy, and have opportunities for all. crucially, ithink economy, and have opportunities for all. crucially, i think that is the import