for the first -- i wasn't sure it was coming but i started seeing it, when president obama nominated sonya soto may our to the supreme court. if you can take yourself back and remember the gauntlet that she was forced to walk through those senate confirmation hearings. like just for fun, for kicks and giggles this afternoon, watch the jamie dimon testimony right next to the sonya soto mayor confirmation hearings. just watch them. right after she was put through what i like to call the elizabeth ekford moment. she was the teenage girl that had to walk the gauntlet with the screaming yelling faces behind her, so much what i saw when i was watching sonya sotomayeur, right after that we have the vilification of shirley sherrard. on this one i'm not making a critique of the administration, i'm making a critique of the naacp. an organization that does extraordinary and exceptional work especially recently, but who in that moment when shirley sherrard was first presented to the american people by andrew breitbart as a racist, the leadership of the naacp initially, although they came around pretty

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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

fifty four of his fifty eight fights including those against all scarves illinois ricky hatton and sonya marguerite's all these more recent triumphs include victories over one manual marquez and shane mosley challenger timothy bradley hasn't lost any of his twenty eight professional balance and he says he's after his thirteenth career knockout. i think at the end of the night i think imo when i just period to savor every other fight i'll always spit on me to win a fight you know and it's come true so it's the same thing you know i'm expecting i want to i want to not go national you know i want to put this guy on the campus someway somehow i mean it's been a couple of couple of fights he hasn't been down in a very long time so i want to be first got to put him down i'll be back with another update celeste in a couple hours from now but our used to channel is available to you at any time just look for artsy sport news and i will see you very soon thanks. to the issues that so much difficulty with you decision making on your mark with the series goes so does have an on with a violent crisis

richard hatch and sonya margarito he's a more recent triumphs include victories over who won manual marquez and shane mosley the challenger timothy bradley hasn't lost any of his twenty eight professional bouts and says he's after his thirteenth career in knockout. i think at the end of a night out thing imo when i just buried to savor every other fight i'm always going to win the fight you know and it's come true so it's the same thing you know i'm expecting i want to i want to not go absolutely you know i want to put this guy on the campus someway somehow i mean it's been a couple of couple of fights you haven't been down in a very long time so i want to be first got to put him down i will be back with another rob's aides in less than two hours from now but our you tube channel is available to you at any time just look for artsy sports news and i'll see you there isn't five. question is that so much given to you each musician has the power to find the mark when the series goes so it is going on with a violent crisis in syria continuing to deepen and spread can lebanon remain on the sideli

and what he's been able to accomplish, you think about sonya sote omyer as a justice, what he's been able to do as far as iraq is concerned. the face of america is finally being recognized, especially after the last census, knowing we have almost 60 million latinos here. we see him as one of us. if you think of it, the son of immigrants coming with a dream, and educated himself. like i said before, if you think about some of the greatest success stories here in america, they have been the sons and daughtersf imgrnlts and all they had was a dream and education, which is very important to me. i lived it, so i'm a product of that. we support him because we understand his story. we understand what he's been able to accomplish considering what he stepped into. >> marc, how important is the latino vote going to be in november? >> i think the latino vote is going to make all the difference. i think that we're a community that, we sort of feel like we're being recognized for the first time in many ways. and you know, once you activate them, i think 60 million is a big number to contend with.

today, if you use the names sonya sotomayor, they would probably figure out i was a citizen. but let's assume it's john doe, who lives in grand rapids. so they are legal. is there a citizen database? general verrilli: the citizen problem is actually a significant problem. there isn't a citizen database. if you justice sotomayor: i'm sorry, there is or there isn't? general verrilli: there is not. if you have a passport, there is a database if you look "passports." so you could be discovered that way. but otherwise there is no reliable way in the database to verify that you are a citizen unless you are in the passport database. so you have lots of circumstances in which people who are citizens are going to come up no match. there's no there is nothing suggesting in the databases that they have an immigration problem of any kind, but there's nothing to justice sotomayor: so if you run out of your house without your driver's license or identification and you walk into a park that's closed and you're arrested, you they make the call to this agency. you could sit there forever whil

even sonya sotomajor. -- if they have been arrested have done something wrong and it seems reasonableour driver's license, and then to ask, are you here illegally, they say this is fine, you can do that. but on the larger federal governments, of the state versus the federal government, on immigration issues, this is a clear victory for the obama administration. because it stated, i think quite clearly that the state can't per sue policies that undermine federal law on an issue as large as immigration. that it is clearly under the federal purview. >> another critical decision today, and again we're still waiting to see if we'll get the ruling, the most anticipated ruling on the health care law today, we're waiting to find out whether the court will push that until later. but there is a very important decision in a campaign finance case. it's a state case for montana, but it gets back to the giant issue, this huge superpac spending. the state has issued in this case, it's alled american tradition partnership, the montana state law, the supreme court refusing to hear that case about -- t

little rock with the screaming, yelling faces behind her, so much like what i saw when i was watching sonyater that, you have the vilification of shirley sherrard. it's not a critique of the administration, but a critique of the naacp, an organization that i think has been doing extraordinary and exceptional work, especially recently, but who, in that moment, when shirley was first presented to the american people by andrew breitbart as a racest, the leadership of the naacp initially, came around quickly, but said she should be ashamed of herself for her comments. now, that had to have happened because they just didn't know who she was, and, see, that's fine if you don't know who shirley was, and if you watched "eye on the prize," and anyone in the leadership of the naacp did, and it should have wrong a bell for you because she was 234 atlanta, and the willingness to see a rural black woman from georgia as inherently expendable, and then, of course, post 2010, the full assault on women through the personhood amendments, through the fight between culmen and planned parenthood and putting thi

those words were the opening of costanzas that sonya sanchez row back in 1968 in a book called for malcolm that was edited by the late w. randall and margaret burroughs. randall was the founder of broadside press in detroit, michigan. my home town. i always like to say that is where my soul is an new york is where my spirit is. margaret burroughs died two years ago. she was the founder of one of the outstanding museums in this country. dudley died in the year 2,000 and always remembered him as a mentor. is most famous poem is about w. e. b. du bois. he says i don't agree. pretty much summarized the kind of tension between those two individuals but was an outstanding poet and warrior of the highest order and founder of broadside press and if you want to get more on him and there's a fine documentary called the black unicorn leaders believe very fine work. i say that because it is also a poem we utilize by any means necessary because it sets a certain tone. the whole spirit of what malcolm resented, it was exceedingly brief especially when you get as old -- anyway -- since i have been here s

sonya cronberg is a member of the european parliament and chair of the parliament's delegation for relations with iran. an engineer by training, she has doctorates in business and administration, has served as minister of labor for finland and speaks six languages, the most difficult of which is finnish. [laughter] without further ado, let me turn to our speakers for brief remarks on where we are in the wake of baghdad and what we need to accomplish in moscow. ambassador pickering, if i could ask you to go first. >> thank you, greg, very much for the kind introduction. it's a pleasure to be on the panel. hosein and i have done shows together. we are -- if it won't really destroy his reputation at home, quite together on a lot of ideas, particularly the negotiations, and i've just met and had the pleasure to talk briefly with dr. cronberg. let me also control the arms control association, and i believe you have made and continue to make a major contribution to thinking and, indeed, to constructive examination. i think in a way that's a policy in this critically important area. i'm honored and

sonya, good evening.ou're on with david maraniss, "barack obama: the story." >> caller: hello, david and peter. i'm a great fan of both of you. or you're into view in style in david for the obvious. the benefit of your spread on time. i'm curious, how is barack obama cites continual adaptation prepared and perhaps more than any other president for demands of the current state of the u.s. presidency? >> guest: well, it helps them get there. i think the promise of his ability to transcend, he raised an party and so on are the famous speech in 2004 had an appeal possible greatness. and i think sometimes the presidency but also hurt him in the sense that those 10 years i read about in the book where he figures himself out the integrated personality starting from the time he got to occidental until he leaves for harvard is a difficult process, but he did sort of find an integrated personality. and so then he gets to the white house and the ceiling and a contentious, to say the least, environment. he thinks to