stefanie duetch and daniel talk about fighting for siflg rights through education and war. it's about an hour. >> good afternoon. welcome to the virginia festival of books sponsored by virginia foundation for the humidities. the. panel is caughted fight the for civil right through ocean and war. i'm pleased to welcome you here this afternoon. i'll be moderating today which features two authors. stefanie duetch who are here to talk about about the books on the schools and the airmen. a few program notes to begin, first i'd like to point out that c-span is filming this production for booktv. so please be sure your cell phones are off. i'd like to remind my students of that sometimes. please be sure your cell phones are off. also remember that the book festival of the book is tree free of charge. not free of cost. if you would like to support the festival. you can go online or pick up a giving pact at any of the information booth. we appreciated after the panel you complete the patrol evaluation the yellow sheet you've been handed which helps us to develop program in future ye

so to begin, stefanie duetch, the author of you need a schoolhouse, bocker t. washington building a school for the seg dwraited south published in 2011 by northwestern universy published article and book and book reviews in "the new york times," the washington "times," the weekly standard, philanthropy magazine and the millions blog. in addition to writing she serves as chairman of the grant committee of the capitol hill community foundation which gives away $250,000 a year in small grants. dr. daniel haulman is chief of the ofertion history division at the and coauthor of the tuskegee airmen illustrated history of 1939 to 1949. he earned the bachelor degree from the university southwestern louisiana the master's degree from the university of new orleans and the ph.d. in history from auburn university. before pursuing he taught high school social studies in louisiana for five years. he's authored five books about aviation history, written three air force pamphlets. he's taught at huntington college, auburn university and falkner university. without further ado

stefani talked about child crisis. all of that and crt are in the same location so that we have the ability to handle this culturally if we have other issues. i want to talk about the notification process. you have a shooting or stabbing incident. sfpd it is the one that gets notified of that. if it is a homicide or they get a indication that it is a critically wounded victim, then they will contact our dph the spot coord is thent. call, the person is who did and they are already taken to san francisco genehe res do is call the medical social worker to determine what is the status of tha they will contact the response coordinator. and then i wanted to put there, when somebody is wounded in coming out of the hospital, they may be engaged with wraparound projects or trauma recovery centers for cor crn's s they are getting discharged. this is the activation peace. they will assess or determine the level of the response that needs to occur. how many staff do we need to send out? they will activate the crisis response team.

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. >> what about stefanie cutter and what she said. >> you two republic women are running, running fast. it is funny to see here on the factor. >> running fast from what? >> i'm not running fast from anything. >> i'm happy that our nominee came out for women. >> margin right now increases with american women for obama. there is no chance. that's why this guy has done. he has said something so offensive that even republicans are running for the hills. >> dee dee. >> agree with you. >> do you know what i find offensive when you talk about women or maybe they are women in the womb. do you know what i find offensive is the president when he was in the state senate in illinois decided that babies born alive after botched abortion do not have any right to health. >> oh my gosh. >> that oh my gosh should be reserved for the president. >> you want to talk about everything but what he said. >> i want to talk. >> what's on the table here because. >> i want to talk about the economy. >> i want to talk about the economy. >> how about stefanie cutter saying that mitt romney is a felon. >> we have go

saber que estoy ene l aire y que uno no sabe lo que esta pasando en la torre de control es un miedo" stefanyndo los aviones están así por despegando o aterrizando y se dan estas cosas y es un hombre ha sido arrestado en coneccion con la muerte del dueÑo de una joyeria en arlington... james caroline de 52- aÑos es sospechoso de robar y asesinar a tommy wong el pasado viernes...el sospechoso podria enfrentar cargos por asesinato..la policia del distrito de columbia tambien esta tratando de determinar si caroline esta involucrado en un asalto a mano armana a otra joyeria el nueve de junio..en este robo, nadie resulto herido.. en virginia, la policia ya identifico a la persona quien fue encontrada muerta ayer en un riachuelo en herndon..como se sospechaba, se trata del hombre quien atropello a su esposa y luego se dio a la fuga ayer...la mujer murio tras ser arrollada... fitsum gebretatios fue hallado sin vida cerca al lugar donde sucedio la tragedia.. su cuerpo fue transportado a la oficina del medico forense para determinar las causas de su muerte.. la pareja deja huerfanos a tres niÑos pequeÑ

i will turn it over now to stefani who will be dealing with the crisis center. supervisor avalos: it looks like we lost some media here. we are still on. we are back on. >> [inaudible] quick overview of the crisis services in general and then i will go into with the crisis response service provides. the ordeal of crisis services, our goal is to provide you, families, communities with acute mental health and crisis response services city-wide. integrated service can compose a five different teams, three of which are crisis teams. the mobile crisis team provides six days a week triage, case management to individuals aged 18 years or older. our child crisis team which provides mobile 24-hour, seven- day a week crisis intervention, case management, hospital discharge planning, medication support for children under the age of 18. the team i will be talking about today is our crisis response team. our crisis response team provides 24-hour, seven-day a week response, responding to homicides, critical shootings and suicides, assist with linkages to victim services, fune

. >>> michelle obama was at fund-raising events in california including at the home of gwenn stefani.e said he can't do it alone, he's not a spiderman, he's human and he needs your help. >> that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> here is your first look at wow wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 13,207 after gaining 42 points on friday. the s&p was up three and the nasdaq added two. in overseas trading, the nikkei lost six points while the hang seng fell 54. as september's market looms ahead, stocks continue to climb during the dog days of summer. this week the consumer takes center stage with earnings from home pee dough, walmart and the gap. the july retail sales report is coming out. other important data on deck include consumer and produce inflation numbers and more updates on the housing market. overseas nations struggled after news that japan's economy grew at a slower rate thanks in part to europe's debt crisis. in china, occupy protesters in hong kong learned they'll have to relocate by the end of the month after a judge ruled hsbc has the right to

i am stefanie greenberg and i also serve on the police advisory board. i'm also a member of north beach neighbors and we have formed a whole new neighborhood association focusing on the geographical area of southern telegraph hill and southern north beach. he will probably be hearing from us because we have a lot to do. we form this group for many reasons, but primarily to address crime and nuisance from the broadway corridor. it is completely out of hand. i've lived in the neighborhood for almost 20 years now and i can't tell you how many times i have been told that's just broadway and that's the way it is. that is not the case. it is horrible right now. it's a war zone and it's not fair to those of us who live there. it is not safe. we are afraid. we on property and we don't know what to do. i know the police are trying to do the best they can and thank you. i know the chief has allocated more resources to the corridor and that is helping. we have a lot of work to do they're getting the guns off the street and dealing with problem clubs and those who s

stefani talked about child crisis. all of that and crt are in the same location so that we have the ability to handle this culturally if we have other issues. i want to talk about the notification process. you have a

stefani talked about child crisis. all of that and

stefani talked about child crisis. all of that and crt are in the same location so that we have the ability to handle this

this is again stfangwen stefani every back pack you buy, they'll give one filled with school suppliesove that. >> you guys look great. thank you so much. okay, let's move on to our next trend pattern. we have devon and fiona here, representing second and third grade. >> that's right. >> here you see any pattern goes, right? >> absolutely. we're about mixing and matching our patterns. we're seeing plaid for boys everywhere. this little plaid top is paired with a cardigan, which we are loving as a transitional piece. it's lighter than a jacket, some old navy and a great messenger bag from gap, $39. >> and then fee own, a you've got the floral pattern working with the stripes. >> love the floral pattern. it's a retro daisy print. don't be afraid to mix. we've got a great little striped beret, a pair of tights which helps the dress to transition and they're indestructible. >> thanks, guys. and finally middle school. let's bring out clay and lucca. we've got some back-to-school basic looks. >> basics don't have to be boring. on clay we started with a slim-cut it. with an on trend and neon

that the deputy campaign manager stefanie cutter campaign press call.y real question is where is the wisdom for romney in bringing this issue back up for him. first he didn't want to release tax returns for american people. now he is when or did when he did not leave bain. why keep bringing up these issues? >> laura: i think it's a question of whether the president is actually stating something factually inaccurate as he goes before the reporters yesterday fair guy. call out the republicans it's a little bit of a wink and a nod. don't you think? didn't know he was committing a felony. the word felony and romney was used in like one sentence, okay? that's sending a pretty strong sentence, is it not? >> i think what the president said was technically true is that she didn't call him a felon. she said if he had done this he committed a felony. i know that's not going to pass muster on most cable television shows. i want to agree with emily is i don't know why the republicans are bringing up this issue of him potentially having done something really wrong w

it was weird though, when i went backstage to say hi, gwen stefani was like, "shh, don't speak." [ laughterinternational news, you guys. scotland announced that it will legalize gay marriage. [ cheers ] i don't know what's bigger news, that scotland did that or that a country where guys wear plaid skirts didn't already have gay marriage. i just don't -- [ laughter ] but it's good. >> steve: it's great. >> jimmy: yeah. what's that one -- you have that -- what's our one scottish friend? >> steve: william fitzpatrick. >> jimmy: yeah, and what -- what's his boyfriend's name? >> steve: patrick fitzwilliam. >> jimmy: well, that's good. [ laughter ] >> steve: they get along. they were made for each other. >> jimmy: hey, guys, in sports news, alex rodriguez could be on the disabled list for a month after he broke his left hand on tuesday night. that's right, a month where a-rod can't hit. or as it's usually known, the playoffs. [ laughter ] check this out you guys. germany has opened a new hotline that lets people call in and yell curse words at strangers on the other end. [ scattered cheers ] we h

even though that's not exactly right because one of his campaign aides, stefanie cutter suggested that mitt romney committed a felony in terms of how he left bain capital. so that still remains out there. now, on that so-called cancer ad. that negative ad by the democratic group that suggested maybe mitt romney had something to do with the laid off steel worker's wife dying. the president would not denounce the ad but became the first person in his inner circle to say. this. >> i don't think so that governor romney is somehow responsible for the death of woman who was portrayed in that ad. keep in mind, this is an ad did i not approve. did not produce. and as far as can i tell, has barely run. >> now, in contrast, the president noted that there an s. an ad on welfare that mitt romney has been running, his own campaign that he has approved been talking about on the stump. the "the washington post" has said it has three pinocchios because it's not true. that's an independent fact checker saying that bottom line while the president noted that this other democratic ad hasn't run anywhere i

stefanie lincoln and i talk constantly about it.steph likes to do and i like to do is try to figure out where we think the stock would be really too expensive, either on peg ratio or price to earnings mobile base is that we're afraid we're going to start giving things back. if the fundamentals improve while we own a stock, then we can revise our price target up. ee only give that to people who subscribe because we want to give them a sense of why we would take something off the table because we always want you to have the move before we make it. that's part of what i like about doing that charitable trust portfolio. all right. here's another tweet. this one is from @paulsullivan. jc, you were tweeting at 4:30 a.m. when do you sleep or better question do you sleep? i have very strange sleeping habits. i admit to that. i get very little sleep. i usually try to get four hours' sleep on a given night. i would like to get more sleep. many ask me, what are you doing up? the answer is, why can't i sleep? that's why i'm up. stick with crame

we have to quickly acknowledge retired captain stefanie brim.tal in developing the vision for this and many other bullying prevention initiatives with her time with hersa and the public health service before she retired in october. it's been my honor to carry forward this vision. i want you to know where the kind of came from and where it -- her inspiration, i think, came from. it's that over a number of months, the agency they work for and other federal agencies got many phone calls from communities across the country saying, hey, you know, we're read ready to do something in bullying. and could you please come help us? could you please come visit with our towns, help us understand the basic in bullying and help us do a community event and action planning. we thought about it that carefully. i would say there's two things that sort of came to mind. two realization. one is that certainly limited resource. we probably couldn't do justice to every community that needed help. so thinking through the use of resources and sending folks out, but secon

. >>> vamos a ver stefany >>> los mora arraiga te quieren saludar. >>> muy bien en nueva york.rotegida, necesitas un jabÓn especial que sea neutro para que bebÉ y lueg suaves, absorbentes, y me encantan los diseÑos y hacer ciertas cosas para peinar sÍ tiene pelito, limar las uÑas, y los juguetes >>> sÍ >>> un termÓmetro digital >>> todo preciso, que sea cuidado para el bebÉ >>> los mÁs importancÓmodo un pn abrir a la mitad >>> hermoso casi me dan ganas de tener otro >>> kacasi, casi >>> es importantes este muro a los bebÉs siempre >>> eem que ten que qel mejor juguete para el bebÉ el papÁ y mamÁ. pero necesitamos un ra quito para calmar al bebÉ y siempre ponerlo sobre la barriga y pancita, por ejemplo como en este gimnasio, aquÍ pueden jugos aro jugar, porque ellos como deben dormir de espalda, es importante recibir su tiempo sobre la para un cita panci pancita. >>> carlota cuando estaba chu quita pasaba horass aquÍ >>> tiene texturas, sonido, esto es realmente ideal >>> que vivan los bebÉs pero de nuestro amigos y familia >>> totalmente ideal para comprar, todo lo encontramos

we'll look at childbearing and fertility rates with stefanie from the cbc national center for healthytatistics and adam thomas from georgetown university. washington journal is live on c-span every day at 7 a.m. eastern. >>> friday the aloins for house reform looks at ability of dental insurance coverage in the u.s. you can see it live starting at 12:15 eastern on c-span. [applause] which is more important? well, wealth or honor? >> it is not [inaudible] force years ago the economy. it's kind of nation we are. it's whether we possess wit and determination including economic questions but certainly not limited to them. automatic things do not flow from wealth or poverty. i know, this firsthand and so do you. all things flow from doing what is right! [cheering and applause. ] looked a what happened. we have lowest home mortgages in 28 years. [applause] 10 million jobs over half of them high wage new jobs. 10 million workers getting the money they serve. >> c-span aired every minute much every major convention. we're in the countdown to the convention for this year. you correct can watch

this is again stfangwen stefani every back pack you buy, they'll give one filled with school supplies and matching our patterns. we're seeing plaid for boys everywhere. this little plaid top is paired with a cardigan, which we are loving as a transitional piece. it's lighter than a jacket, some old navy and a great messenger bag from gap, $39. >> and then fee own, a you've got the floral pattern working with the stripes. >> love the floral pattern. it's a retro daisy print. don't be afraid to mix. we've got a great little striped beret, a pair of tights which helps the dress test. back-to-school basic looks. >> basics don't have to be boring. on clay we started with a slim-cut it. with an on trend and neon and gray striped. >> clay's working it. >> then the ultimate in transitional outerwear and that's the puffer vest. it has the little hoodie on the back, $20. >> we're running out of time. >> lucca is wearing the ultimate in the back-to-school basic for any woman, test. nbc. >> thanks, natalie. >>> coming up, kathie lee and hoda catch up with olympic swimmers ryan lochte and brendan