and then we have an associate engineer, who was brought back to help sonya. i'm talking about the non-examsh the position-based exams, which a person assigned us to get through those. terms of interviews that we scheduled, we have next week interviews for associate engineer and engineer. five engineers. in the week of the 28th, a short week because of memorial day, we will have interviews for assistant engineer and finally for our principal clerk. that was one of the one where we were waiting on the certification of the list to be done because that is a city- wide type of position. that pretty much leaves everything. after the exams, we have a few acquisitions for position that will also be part of the exam. we will hire everybody together. i do want to recognize that this process is very difficult, for everyone involved, mayor's office, dhr, and for us. i think we are working well together and that we have got some really good response from dhr to help us through this process. this is very ballpark, these numbers, but we have 40 vacancies. we have to keep 25

it's called in english formally known as the world of childhood i'm here to meet marina and her baby sonya like me it's the first time here green has been married to her japanese american husband for several years now and the family are always looking for new places to take their new young daughter. it's a fun and exciting complex of entertainment education and shopping for the whole family and the perfect example of such a place in the russian capital dedicated to babies toddlers and children up to ten years old this hospitable venue is a cozy and i. a place for timely recreation painting craft tables puppet shows you may miss. the venue also boasts wow cafes on the first and second floors they have their own play rooms with toy furniture and kitchen utensils this looks fun. add to this a healthy menu with fresh juices and homemade pizzas and you have a dream solution to what can be the my process of dining out with small children it seems like people needed really big love because you can see so many old is the details in design it's so colorful and i think very friendly for children. th

i was thrilled as a trustee of the school to escort honoree doctor of lawnd supreme court justice sonyaexercises at yankee stadium. the next day i addressed newly minted mbas at the stern school of business graduation. a commencement speaker, a fantasticpportunity to snd time with the next generation of leaders and innovators. >> find your passion. whether in business, in nonprofit, in starting your own company. change the world and innovate. believe in yourself. do what you love, have confidence. you are exactly where you're supposed to be. >> congratulations and all my best to the gduates thi spng. that will do it for us today. thank you for joining me. the travel season begins. where to find the best value for your vacation dollar. keep it right here where wall street meets main street. have a great week, see you next weekend.

supreme court justice sonya society mare told graduate her story growing up in public housing in the bronx to become a supreme court justice. she delivered this at yankee stadium earlier this month in new york city. [ cheers and applause ] >> this is awesome. [ cheers and applause ] there are graduates, families and friends here today from all 50 states and from around the world. i suspect that having this ceremony at yankee stadium may not be so meaningful for the many of you who are not from new york. or the few misguided of you like david brooks who root for the mets. [ applause ] but as you've heard, i grew up in a public housing project in the bronx just a few miles away from the old yankee stadium, the house that babe ruth built. so for me, this event at the new stadium is momentous. [ cheers and applause ] nothing in my childhood hinted to me that i would be in a positionship day to stand on this field and speak to such a large crowd. as a child, i only saw the stadium on television when i watched baseball games next to my dad on the sofa. so it is not hard to understand how d

sister sonya is one of the many. she was also tapped as the first poet laureate of philadelphia. she stated that i write to keep in contact with our ancestors and to spread to the people. please join me in welcoming to the grenne space stage, lucy anne hurston, ruby dee, sonia sanchez, and carl hancock rux. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] good evening, everyone. >> good evening. >> now i will scare everyone. i'm going to come off the script and say that i said at sit at the feet of the masters. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> i am lucy anne hurston and i am honored to join you here at the grenne space to take you through a conversation with the extraordinary women whose voices have blazed trails and created a pattern in the fabric of our global tapestry. the grenne space at wnyc and w-2 exar is honoring the 75th anniversary of zora neale hurston's "their eyes were watching god." tonight is the final installment of that series. let's begin with zora neale hurston's writing. throughout this evening's conversation, you will hear passages from "their eyes w

the young mesh's foundation that did the research found that it was just as sonya sew tau mayo at nyu white house advisor at america university and most shocking of all, the corpses of carl marx and his mess seeming is dare to dream. and his message is dare to dream. the cowboy has pho nay gelled his way into a speaking engagement at berkeley. >> that's along -- that's a little too rough. >> you can tell those trust funded twirps what is what. >> you are an accomplished guy. you have done a lot with your life. i know you don't feel that way, but i do. shouldn't you be speaking at these engagements instead of the typical names you hear? >> they would be board out of their mind listening to me. >> what would you say? >> all of the stuff how the classes you took the last four years are not going to help you. and the world is filled with a lot of sharp edges, claws and teeth and you have to fight for what you care about, and you should stop smoking weed right now. i would be so unpopular. >> are you surprised by the conservative professors professors are outnumbered 3 to 1 and it is 7 to

i said but sonya sanchez did the books in the '60s and they were books. it our lives we're seeking permission even from gore gloria stein m, who is here. >> another of our masters, yes. >> i'm not going to cry. [laughter] but -- oh my gosh! i just wanted to find out from you ladies, iow kn god hasgiven me permission, because everything i stop -- i almost didn't make it here tonight. he said, keep going. i was looking for permission in other people. but i wanted to ask you ladies, what events in your lives got you to stop seeking permission from others? >> alice, alice, alice. i stopped being a lady. [laughter] actually, i never was a lady. [laughter] and there's a little bit of history to that. in the south, the white women were the ladies. the black lady were the women. i actually preferred to be a woman. so i prefer to be a woman. not a lady, and i don't believe any god necessarily has to be he. and so, you know, i know that for many people, that is just, you know, deeply embedded, you know. but i really feel that unless you liberate yourself from what

>>darya: here is a look sonya the golden gate bridge, it looks like the fog is moving in.ight back. it' fifth off fact conflict ... off for fifth deaf >>darya: would. carter lost an appeal before a british court today. two women said if all the demand without intent during an effort to sweden. swedish officials have not charged him with any crimes, but if you want to talk with him. he has been under house arrest in england while fighting extradition. he had 40 days to appeal today's ruling. >>mark: of a lack of active ingredients. this is about a the counterfeit versions of the 30 mg after all. the fake tablets are being sold with the wrong active ingredients. they have the ingredients for acute pain but not the act and that means for a phd. >>darya: we are back with more in a couple of minutes. here is a live look outside at san francisco. something ♪ ♪ [ kari ] i used to serve my country in the u.s. army. ♪ then, i was hit by a drunk driver and lost my legs. but that didn't change a thing. because i still serve my country, i just wear a different uniform. [ male announce

>> details to the smith sonya. to ask whether there is any part of your office that is working on cultural recovery issues? smith sonya did a lot of work with haiti after the earthquake. in addition i was thinking we a briefings discussion yesterday with ambassador derrick michelle about what they are doing in burr ma. kind of environmental conservation research there which is from the last 120 years have been building a foundation that can be helpful. particularly on the sort of cultural art facts the baghdad museum issue. there is there anybody in the office looking at the issue. >> the answer is not specifically, no. but i would like that be able to say, i think we're working on is, to really understand these cases. better not approach them from a political or economic or anthropologist optic. i met more in haiti than any other place in on the earth. or as a psychologist, it's when you get the convergence of violence to the society, it breaks down this badly, it's usually rich's brew. to understand it, you've go

sister sonya is one of the 20. in 2011 sanchez was tapped as the fort poet -- first poet laureate. join me in welcoming to the stage alice walker, ruby dee, and sonia sanchez. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> good evening everyone. >> good evening. >> now i'm going to scare everybody. i'm going to come off script. and i'm going to say, i sit at the feet of the masters. [applause] >> mo, my -- oh, my goodness. [applause] >> i am losen hurtston, and i'm honored here to join you through a conversation with three extraordinary womens whose voice have blazed trails and created a pattern in the fabric of our global tapestry. the greene space at wnyc and wqxr is honoring the 75th 75th anniversary of the hurston's, their eyes were watching god, and tonight is the final installment of the series. >> let's begin with zora's writings. throughout this evening's conversation you'll hear passages from posterior their eyes-watching god" selected and read by each of us. we begin with award-winning actress, ruby dee. who takes us to the opening passages of the novel. >> thank you. thank you. [ap

bailia, sonya society maya, esotomayor, dick lugar, n wonder he's called obama's favorite republican.al hit. paul steinhauser, we talked about the latest polls, an independent bipartisan poll conducted last week, ten-point lead is what they're saying murdomu murdock has. can lugar help this off? >> amongst. ten points moudock is up. in early march lugar with a slight advantage but not a lot and the turnaround since them. zorai zoraida, i've been talking to local tea party groups in indiana, they've been targeting lugar since before the 2010 midterm elections. they have a lot of problems with him and his stances on the issues, feel he's way too moderate for indiana and the thing that's hurt him also is residency, in the last couple of weeks, that he doesn't own a home in indiana anymore, he owns a home here in the washington, d.c., area. it could be the end of the line for dick lugar who is somebody known as reaching across the aisle to work with the other side especially on foreign policy achievements. look at this, if lugar loses he won't be the only moderate who is leaving the senat

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sonya is on the line in arlington, texas. >> hello. >> what did you think about his comments?ll, the only thing that i think -- i think he has been watching president obama a lot because he is starting to pick up some of his mannerisms. i thought that was very interesting. >> will that help him? >> i do not think so. this speech does not make your policies change. it did not change my mind at all. >> one more call here. jerry calling from texas. >> i am here. >> what did you think about mitt romney today? >> i am a democrat. i will be honest, as i listen, i have a hard time with the republican argument that we have religious freedom. religious freedom includes those of us who do not have a religion. i think there is too much religious ideology that is trying to beat legislated for our federal government. we are founded on freedom. i think that people need to embrace that as a framework of our country. i think mitt romney's speech was nice and great. if you adhere to those things. it is way off base. >> we leave it there. i appreciate all the calls today. sorry if we did not ge

we have sonya tetmeyer, 100 today. enjoys spending time in her garden and taking take drips., georgia. 100 years old today. always the life of the party and has a great sense of humor. and my agent has the same thing. and we have mattie mastin. that was my mother's middle name. irvine, kentucky, big fan of the wildcats. watches them all the time on tv. and she likes all sorts of sports, come to think about it. well, that's it from uncle willie in florida. and i'll be coming home soon. i love florida. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> meantime, i know you're out of the pool. that's really nice. >> i'm going back in. >> kind of like a towel. >> it's a snuggie. it's an olympic snuggie. >> the navy. >> bring it. the air force. and i understand you want to say something? >> yes, on behalf of the u.s. navy, your father served in the u.s. navy for 25 years. and you are the daughter of a chief, honorary chief to us. >> thank you. thank you. thank you so much for that huge honor. i know, my dad would be very proud to hear you say that. thank you so much. >> we love having you guy

then, 2012 commencement speeches by florida congressman alan west, sonya sotomayor, arizona senator john kyl, and education secretary are daunting. after that, nasa administrator charles bolden on the future of manned space flight. >> welcome to old cowtown museum, wichita, kansas. >> we are out here in the city of wichita. waking up the city for 22 years. today we will talk a little bit about the problem with -- we are having a in the city with taxicabs. hang on for that if you will. >> june 2 and third, explore the heritage and literary culture of wichita, kansas. >> modest looking people. what continues as an alphabetical list of the senate and house of representatives done in 1831. i believe this was issued only for immediate use only. they were not supposed to loan this out because, as you can see, they would tell you exactly where anybody lives and you could go and buttonhole them and punched them if you did not like them. >> june 2 and third on c-span2 and c-span3. >> house budget committee chairman paul ryan talks about the 2012 election. he spoke tuesday at the ronald reagan pre