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well, today, the woman who was really pauline phillips, died at the age of 94. avid wright tells us about the column that changed a culture. >> reporter: she was google and groucho all in one. delivering wise one-liners in answer to any question. a reader once asked, is it possible to get pregnant under water? her response, not without a man. her audience was bigger than oprah's. >> now, i asked her, what paper would you buy? >> i read the one that has dear abby. >> oh! >> reporter: fozzie bear's favorite, decker's too. >> dear bi, iabby, i'm a serial killer. >> reporter: because dear abby always judged problems with common sense -- without judging her readers too harshly. >> i never worked a day in my life. >> reporter: pauline phillips told larry king she got her big break when she barged into the editor's office at "the san francisco chronicle." >> he said, don't call us, we'll call you. leave your name at the desk. >> reporter: she started the very next day. that was 1956. three months earlier, her twin sister had been hired to write a similar column for "the

he is now dead at the age of 26. on friday, he comes out just weeks before the start of a controversial trial. he was facing up to 35 years in prison for downloading millions of academic articles at mit. his parents the decisions made by prosecutors at mit contributed to his death. today, we will hear aaron swartz in his own words. >> if we lost the ability to communicate with each other over the internet, it would be a change of the bill of rights, freedoms our country has been built on would suddenly be deleted. new technology instead of bringing us greater freedom would have snuffed out fundamental rights we had always taken for granted. >> we will play a speech aaron that blaster is the the harvard law school professor lawrence lessig, longtime mentor and friend. all of that and more coming up. this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the obama administration is reportedly preparing to unveil a new push for immigration reform in the coming months. according to the new

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the blessing or. i am i am jesus. both sorts of beliefs without distinction it while this is known as new age. and is seated next to buddha and the angels are reflected in a crystal ball or. we're going to have a body of light which means that the trauma tism is other will undergo you're going to help regenerate them with their divine beings and wait for them another time space is erosion. you are already within every being show yourself. thank you. like most two thousand and twelve prophets hope to survive the apocalypse thanks to this what can be at best described as imaginative type of ceremony. as a historian of religions he has studied apocalyptic beliefs closely he says that they're all inspired by a book whose success has been undiminished for nearly two thousand g.s. so here's the book of the apocalypse right at the end of the bible where the apocalypse is the last book of the new testament so while the christian bible and what does this book say it says the world will end that god will decree the world's end the christ will come again and that before he comes again there will be a lot

to compare humanity to the age of aquarius a new golden age that will dawn after the destruction this is the belief of and of the followers of this theory. if these cataclysms do occur in two thousand and twelve it's so that people learn to help one another. have beliefs to enter into the new era she started a group a little gathering of initiated followers real joy be with you it's very important at the age of aquarius is the age of reconciliation of joy togetherness and love a ceremony orchestrated by force was herself divine power in action activate the chakras let me earth receive the blessing. i am i am jesus knew she mixes up all sorts of beliefs without distinction it while this is known as new age oh mary matalin is seated next to buddha and the angels are reflected in a crystal ball to. we're going to have a body of light which means that the tram tism is other will undergo you going to help regenerate them with their divine beings and wait for them another time space is erosional a eem you are already within every being show yourself. like most two thousand and twelve prophe

here is an image of him around the age of 30. he just lost his first wife, nancy. e is a widower and his photograph with his two young daughters. he also just opened his silk mill in the area that would become known as skinnerville. i find this photograph talking. the intensity in his eyes just burn, just sears you. you so driven, so ambitious. and yet tenderly touching his daughters. this is a photograph of his first wife, nancy warner, and she died shortly after the birth of her second daughter. trained to read married again to a woman named sarah elizabeth allen. she's the woman after whom i am into my full name is sarah skinner kilbourne. and one would think with william skinner being my great-great-grandfather i am named after his second wife, who was his wife for the rest of his life, and my grandfather was the last president of the company, that i would have grown up hearing about william skinner, the founder and his story during the flood. i did not. that story seemed to have gotten lost in the legacy of the company. the company became so big it overshadowed

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a lot of buzz about the business roundtable's proposal to raise the eligibility age to age 70. ote about the issue in "the observation" yesterday but one of my next guests could not disagree more. max wrightman is president and ceo of the national committee to preserve social security and medicare and a supporter of raising the edge. bill george, the former ceo of medtronic and a harvard business school professor. good to see you both. max, let's go to you first. the business roundtable argues that the demographics have completely changed. we now live much longer. why shouldn't we raise the age for eligibility? >> well, you know, this plan is called a plan to reform social security and modernize medicare. i always get nervous when i hear those terms because it's really a plan to cut benefits and raise the costs for health care for seniors. it really doesn't -- doesn't make sense to have seniors pay more and get less. the plan talks about how people are living longer. that's not true for all populations. and we need to improve these benefits. we need to add benefits to medicare,

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the goal is to liberate it. >> the idea of students being grouped in age-based cohorts and then going at a set pace, this is the school we all grew up in. this is actually not the way students were educated for most of history. >> reporter: instead, kahn and his allies seek classrooms tluming with creative activity, spurred by the fact that kids will have already engaged the subject matter through the online lessons. what is your ideal classroom look like? >> it won't be a bunch of chairs all positioned looking at someone in the front of the classroom. it will be a much more collaborative pace. it's not one size fits all anymore. the teacher will be doing focused interventions with them, they'll be inspiring them, they won't be lecturing at them. >> reporter: about 25 to 30 schools have started simp eed implementing the kahn academy, exploring how it might change teaching and learning. there are plenty of critics but one big group of supporters. >> the single biggest thing that happened, and it wasn't obvious to us at first, the teachers and the principal told us, is that the students

keep in mind, these 36 states in yellow already have some exception to the age limit on the books.is lawmakers, republican state senator, good to see you. what do you have, half of your constituents are 20-year-olds? what is going on hereby? >> it came about from a personal story but strikes a chord with people. let's say they come back from afghanistan and you want to take him or her down to the local hall and have a beer with old vets, you are not allowed to do that in colorado. but if the bill passes you would be able to do that. >> shep: is there something like this in other states? >> the state of wisconsin has a similar law and modeled statute after wisconsin's. i narrowed it down. >> what kind of reaction have you gotten? >> it's funny. the people that don't like alcohol at all just hate the idea. a lot of other people say it's absolutely crazy that you 19, 20 years old and risk your life for your country, you can vote and enter contracts but you can't have a beer. >> shep: what do others think about this, can they get the votes? >> it will be hard to see. it will be introdu

my grandfather was blind at the age of ten. portant place in those days. and he got there at the age of 38 being able to read. >> rose: and you would read to him? >> i read to him as a kid, i was brought up in his house. and i never ever felt sorry for myself because i would think of him. i had two eyes at least. so i had these examples in front of me of people who had overcome quite a lot. so i was -- that combined with energy. >> rose: what would you do different in the life that you have lived? >> i can't think of anything. i have done pretty much what i wanted to do. i'll give a little of advice out there for those who worry about their place in the world. always remember that it is of no consequence to you what people think of you. it's what you think of them. that's how you live your life.my >> you sometimes have tears of rapture, sometimes tears of fear. >> rose: you once said that even if you feel you should keep steady at the funeral of your relatives, you should weep. >> that's right. that's right. >> rose: can you def

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