stevens had actually seen thurgood marshall in the court. can you tell us a bit about that and what impact it had on justice stephen? >> there is along a legacy of action in the supreme court and others in the lamb bleating that to be brought the board of education decision of 1954. in fact books have been written about that. the 1954 decision was obviously landmarked there were many cases that came along. it had to do with a woman that wanted to go to law school in oklahoma under the separate but equal doctrine may literally set up a law school for her. she was the only student in eight and it was said she didn't have to go to school with the white students. this whole sort of thing was not common. you have to cast your mind back to that period in the federal courts of all and so on and so forth he got up and presented these cases with such a strident way are doing the cases that eventually overtime it did lead to the board of education and justice stevens as a private attorney had dealings with the thurgood marshall when he was a solicitor

they arrived at bwi-thurgood marshall to a hero's welcome.hey had been stationed in iraq and are some of the last to return home from that country. >>> baltimore county police are telling shoppers that it is safe to return to the towson mall. wasçó not an act of violence. rid rodney vest pridget -- rodney vest pridget was shot. >>> a new email phishing scam looks like it's coming from the bbb but they have red flags, bad grammar and misspellings. do not open it. >>> cloudy conditions persisting, but most of the rain has tracked north of baltimore. north of maryland. the clouds are holding tough. the rain is tracking north of the state line. a little more precise look. we do find some very light rain sneaking over the border northern harford county, north of bel air. if you get a few drops on the windshield, that would be it. that's about it. temperatures running in the mild side here, mid to upper 40s, even 50s in spots like bethesda, ft. meade. we'll talk more about when our main round of rain will arrive this week. it's coming up. >>> a pol

. >> bwi-thurgood marshall will get a makeover. the plan was approved.$100 million of renovation would create space, new concessions for the concourse c and allow passengers to move from concourse a, b and c without having to pass through security a second time. >>> everyone knows the holidays are stressful from the shopping, to the family meals, to the schedules. but why that could lead to bigger problems. >>> the ravens are giving it all. now their wives are giving back. we'll have more. >>> we made it up to 45 degrees today. we forecasted 22. we don't have a winner today but we have cold air on the way if you're a fan of. that stick around. i'll tell you when that will happen. >>> in health news, 'tis theÑixd season forÑi allergies,kçó thao all of the snow. it can becomeq an allergy suffe- it can be stressful. >> all that stress can weaken your immune system and make you system. that's why it's important to plan ahead during the holidays. >> my family laughs when i'm buying gifts two months in advance. >> reporter: remember, it's okay to say no don't

thurgood marshall award from the national black prosecutors association. featured on oprah winfrey. and in "newsweek" as one of america's 20 most powerful wo n women. she's also an author, smart on crime, a career pro prosecut s prosecutors. i met your attorney general only two minutes ago thus i don't know her that well. but one can tell a lot about a person by the staff who work for them. my experience with your staff has been terrific. they are deeply committed as u you, efficient, a delight to work with and they have a delicious sense of humor. they, like you, i believe, don't see this work as a job but a calling. i'm the lucky guy who gets to introduce your attorney general, welco welcome. [applause] >> thank you, jack. for your longstanding leadership on these issues and everything that we talk about when we talk about being smart on crime you are right this staff has been with me a long time in the d.a. office and that is the special assistant attorney general in carjack of what we do around criminal justice and the most fabulous director of the california department of justi

nearly 250 arrived at the thurgood marshall airport as part of the last members to return to the states after their deployment in iraq. >> i thought my daughters all had finals today. to see my daughter is here and all of them crying like that, it made the break down. >> i didn't expect myself to be that emotional. i broke down. it has been so hard to not see him for so long. >> the last 100 air meant were scheduled to arrive just after 4:00 a.m. this morning. we say it will come home --we say, welcome home. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> just in time for the holidays. welcome home. we have an accident in essex. otherwise, looking good on the major roadways. 64 in the area of old court road. 60 on the j.f.x. near old pimlico road. we're looking good all the way around. we are up to speed. tall minutes on the out of the west side. -- 12 minutes on the outer loop west side. looking good. this is the west side of the beltway at liberty road. things are picking up in volume. 95 near white marsh, southbound traffic is looking good. that is the latest on traffic p

they are at thurgood marshall right now as well as philip burton. mondays and tuesdays, two hours a day, tutorials on thursdays. youth have the a opportunity to earn up to the $599 stipend. we will start that with the second semester. this semester, we are doing tutorials stuff, goal-setting stuff. we're heavily incentivizing the program. there will be field trips. we will feed them everyday. we're working in conjunction with the school district at both sites. staff has attended curriculum training from the district. tutors have received training. we realize and recognize the fact that if we are going to make this work and continue for the success, we need to be closely intertwined with the district and their goals and what they're doing with their students each day. a couple of charts and graphs to put in this, i did e-mail a final report to members of the school board as well as implementation committee. i can also send a copy as well. a couple of questions that were asked when i presented when we first had begun the program was the ethnicity. we

. >>> traveling through bwi-thurgood marshall airport is getting more expensive. the cost of lap round trip ticket is up 16% from last year. the average is $334. memphis has the highest at more than $475. >>> as we get into the christmas shopping crunch time we're asking you to remember families who may not be as fortunate as yours. we want you to help with the an cral kindertime toy drive. you can drop off any new or unused toy at any celebree learning centers. and we're having an event where you can drop off toys. you can also drop off used instruments. all the details, everything you need to know on our website at abc2news.com. >>> diet and exercise can help you stay fit and look wonderful but the benefits go much deeper. the benefits that will help you make changes now. >>> plus, it as a clear. no debating that but there's a right way and a wrong way to clean out your gutters. don't fall off the roof. >> we're forecasting a mid-morning high of 5 -- 50. that is exactly what we hit. nicole from augustburg, you get an abc2 umbrella. hey, we're back with your comp

they arrived at bwi thurgood marshall airport today, part of the last group of service members to return to the states after their deployment in iraq. the remaining troops are expected to arrive in baltimore later tonight. you know what most people here when they are applying for a job. "do you have any experience?" tonight, good news for those you want to earn a high school diploma while learning a job skill, a program now being offered by a number of community colleges. tim tooten is live. this is nice to offer this kind of things to students. >> it is especially good in a tough economy. md. integrated basic education and skills training. here is how it works. if you are 18 or older without a high-school diploma, you can get a ged and train in carpentry, electrical, plumbing, design, and citing -- siding, thanks to a foundation and the state department of licensing and regulation. >> either one of these would be a valuable thing for someone, to either pick up a ged or pick up this kind of training, but the ability to get both of these for free is a great opportunity. >> just 20 slots a

thurgood marshall airport tomorrow. many planned trips to san diego whenever the ravens played their trade you can catch the sunday night game right here on wbal- tv. coming up, a warning for consumers waiting on packages to be delivered. uptick on grinches stealing from front porches. and the annual top 66 list is out, and more models than ever made -- top safety takes list is out, and more models than ever made the cut. and dr. kim hammond from falls road animal hospital is here to answer your pet questions. emailed on to petquestions@wbaltv.com. >> a virginia family is outraged after the christmas display and they spent countless hours and thousands of dollars to create is destroyed by vandals. security cameras captured two teenagers smashing the display in fairfax, virginia. it destroyed inflatable figurines, a large train, and 10,000 lines. a grand total of more than $7,000 in damage. speaking up seats, a warning for all of us who have holiday shopping deliver to our doors. thieves are following delivery trucks and

. >>> bwi, thurgood, has just been rated the 9th most tech friendly united states airport by pc world magazine. the airport -- the ratings work according to things like average number of outlets and usb ports and the speed that the wifi and cell service works. that's good. they received top marks for wifi and nearly perfect score forself service. >>> this is -- here we are, 5th agreed class at cromwell. they linked up with the partner class of student at a school in hawaii today. the students connected using skype. the kids took turns sharing poetry they wrote over the past month and even prepared videos about each school. cromwell valley students have established 23 exchanges with students in 11 states through the partner class project. that's great. >>> when it comes to health you may not think what you drink has a lot to do with how you feel but coming up next, what happened when a local woman challenged herself to stop drinking soda for 30 days. >>> and would you avoid eating from one food group a couple days a week if it meant losing more weight than a normal diet? how this could

thurgood marshall the lawyer for the plaintiff stood in amazement. warren himself since the power as he read in his memoirs, when the words unanimously were spoken a wave of emotion swept the room. no words are intentional movement yet a distinct manifestation that defies description. eisenhower was not among those so moved. he elected to receive brownout is a triumph of american egalitarianism or as a fulfillment of a long and shamefully postpone constitutional right. he regarded it instead as an order. the supreme court has spoken he said in a press conference two days after the ruling was handed down and i'm sworn to uphold constitutional process in this country and i'm trying. i will obey. so began the struggle for the meaning of effectiveness for brown. groundless -- known as brown two which allowed round one to be implemented with ultimate speed a recipe that provided for much deliberation. given the wiggle room many in in the south concocted myriad ways to delay and if i. in this defines the south was tacitly encouraged by the impression eisen

. >> the touched down at bwi thurgood marshall airport -- they touch down. -- touched down. it included several groups. 11 news kim dacey was there for the emotional event. >> more than 200 u.s. troops were given a hero's welcome at bwi airport tuesday morning. >> i was shot. i thought my daughters had finals today. all of them, crying. it made me break down a little bit, too. >> i was able to keep it together. >> this homecoming is a little extra special because these troops are among the last to leave iraq for good. >> there were a lot of people who went there before us. having closure. >> it was really historic. it is amazing to be the last. at our location. those last out, it was historic and something i will never be able to forget. >> operation welcome home organized the event. today, and they are finally able to welcome the soldiers back home for good. >> something that was a long time coming. this is the close of a chapter, you know, in the history books. >> the troops say it feels great to be back on american soil, and they are looking forward to getting back to lif

military at dwi thurgood marshall airport tonight. >> we just want to honor the troops and let them know how much we appreciate them putting their lives on the line for us, something we always wanted to do. this is one of our last opportunity to let them know how much we appreciate them. >> nearly 50 baltimore-based team mobil employees were on hand with giveaways -- t mobil employees were on hand with giveaways. the archdiocese has approved five buildings for leasing's as charter schools or for other educational purposes. earlier this year, they announced a new policy. police request were approved because they are not expected to compete with existing catholic schools. for more information, go to wbaltv.com. a legendary wedding chapel is up for sale if you are interested. the owners of the historic little wedding chapel is up for sale because they are dealing with medical issues and they would like to retire. it is the last of the 15 chapels of the blind the area. thousands of weddings have been performed in the quaint 19th century stone mansion. >> we do not make much. we just make eno

please congratulate janet from thurgood marshall. [applause] >> i did not know quite how to start this, but i want to thank my staff, my paraprofessionals because without them, i would not be here, and my husband who put up with is all these years, and i have a student here as well that i used to teach, and she was one of the people that inspired me to write what i did. thank you. [applause] this is why i do what i do. because lovely moments like that our california lists, and i always thought it would be really fun to have a book called "a day in a lot of special education," because we have some stories. anyway, thank you, everybody, for this wonderful award. is what to do everything i can to enhance our students learning. thank you so much. [applause] >> another bookzine 50 delegates are last digits one month of june is tanya delajara. herbal, when she started her teaching career was stiff and scarlatina students to become front, biliterate, and by cultural citizens -- her goal when she started. she recognizes that education is a c

for example, i think it was thurgood marshall that lost 174 students, which was an incredible impact on the school budget. we were interested in a discussion about that. i would like to let the listening public know that we will have another budget meeting in january. i believe it will be january 26, which is the first tuesday of the month. i will not be president, but commissioner yee will >> thank you, so an update from the curriculum committee, commissioner norton? >> yes, the curriculum committee met on monday, december fifth. we devoted the meeting to an update on the special education redesign and it was a good time to kind of pause and say, ok, it's been a year since we had -- more than a year since we had our review. she gave a very frank presentation on the challenges that we're still facing in special ed and also talked in a fair amount of detail about some of the change efforts they have going on and -- ms. casco, did other board members get a copy of her handouts because the two i want to call to your attention specifically are a very detailed list of change efforts over

but needed changes are coming to thurgood marshall airport near the terminal will get a $100 million makeover. the state board of public works has approved $65 million so far for the renovation of the oldest part of the airport over the next two years. the renovations will create space for more security screening stations and add new concessions. it will also allow passengers to move between concourses a, b, and c without passing through security again. and still might regarding your paycheck on capitol hill. the senate rejecting plans to extend a payroll tax holiday on thursday. kate tells us what comes next. >> the standoff continues in washington, and it could delay congress' trip home for the holidays. >> get it done. if not, maybe we will have, you know, a white christmas here in washington. >> president obama says he will keep lawmakers here until the payroll tax cut is extended and unemployment benefits are renewed. this after two senate votes on rival tax plans resulted in stalemates on thursday. >> the motion is not agreed to. >> house republicans are planning to vote next w

but your point thurgood and it would be worth at some point because we have similar discussions about how to take this to the next level. >> no part score should stand alone, but the longitudinal data is where the information lies. anything maintained by the department is evaluated under our evaluation with the exception of what is classified as open space. once as one or two features, that constitutes a park and it's in our pool of evaluations. >> what this report suggests to me is that in order to continue to have these outcomes, we need to continue to make efforts and actually make great strides, whether working with other departments in the city or however we do that, we need to continue to continuously bring more staff into the picture here. there's a huge infusion of man hours. there were many nonprofits throughout the city that benefited from those resources and unfortunately, when those -- when that manpower went the way, nonprofits were impacted very seriously. to do this partnership -- we could continue to see those numbers godown. i want to thank the leadership of the gener

reporting live from bwi,- thurgood marshall airport. >> the president and the vice president plan to mark the end of the war with a special ceremony at andrews air force base to well home home troops from iraq. the withdrawal end a 9 year of war that claimed 45,000 american lives and moved to -- wound 32,000. 42 -- 42 hundred american livesthat should be corrected. >>> people are showing up to play off lay away payments to find a secret santa has taken care of the bill. some people at a k-mart in salisbury are paying off the debt people owe. special visitors are heading to local lay away counter and giving cash to others for the holiday season. some shoppers say it's new nontraditional way to celebrate the holidays. >>> you know your favorite christmas movie but what is your least favorite? think about this. now according to fan dang wrote top pick for the worst christmas movie was 1964, santa claus concurs the martians. someone put up the money for this film. according to the "new york times" the flick cost 20,000 to make and featured a cardboard set. other movies include home alone

we visited thurgood marshall high school, lincoln high school, san francisco international high-school. we saw varying levels of support. at least one of the high schools, there were over 100 newcomers, which was great. it was not necessarily the same at all of the schools we observed. what we found was that it was challenging for the staff to have many levels of english proficiency at their sites. and they found that there was not enough support from the district. this came from the parents that we were able to meet. we purposely organize our business so that we would meet with these parents as much as possible. there was also an issue that we saw that the chinese and spanish-speaking populations or not necessarily getting the translation and support they needed so that they would feel totally engaged and the part of the community. we are going to change our of this is for the upcoming school year to. those are, in brief, some of the quick observations we saw last year and. >> the bcc will focus on the students. this year, i am going to tell you about the focus for the 2011-2012 obser

. >> 8 makeover for bwi third goal at marshall -- a makeover for bwi thurgood marshall. >> it is a frostyn this friday morning. >> busy on the roads as we get into the 6:00 a.m. hour. an accident in bel air and another in taneytown. so, if the mint makes this hot chocolate cool, does the mint hot chocolate make me cool? not really. the new mint hot chocolate from dunkin' donuts. grab the cool sensation of mint today. ♪ oh, what fun it is to... get in the spirit with dunkin's holiday coffees and lattes. try peppermint mocha, gingerbread, or new cinnamon swirl today. >> a teacher accused of sexually abusing his students. >> no holiday for washington lawmakers? i am kate amara in washington. >> old wounds are reopened after the gunshots ring out on the campus of a virginia tech university. vigil held to honor the victims. >> wintry

washington post and fox simultaneously, i was finishing, this at the end of the 90s i was finishinn my thurgood.3 and then fox, so i was working at fox. npp then comes in and says we want you to be our afternoon talk show host, to do, talk of the nation, and i decided i would leave the post and join npr. >> smith: yeah, but my point is, so a year ago when all, when this happened, this, this, the, the basis for the bookk you were not employed at the washington post at the time. >> williams: no. >> smith: would the washington post have done to you had, it theeexact same circumstances had happened? >> williams: no, because, again, again i would have been an opinion journalist,,3 a columnist at the washington post is the analogous post, right? so i'm the news commentator for npr, i guess that's like being a columnist for the washington post. >> smith: yeah. >> williams: they do not say to their columnists, who are speeches, you can't write books, you can't write other pieces. >> smith: or you can't say this thing specifically. >> williams: no there's no such thing. in fact when npr subsequent to th

thurgood is a very honorable person. in fact one of the most trustworthy man i have ever met. and it turned out to be true. when i got there, the personal relationships were really excellent and that was chewed during my entire tenure. c-span: what impact the chief justice vinson have on brown v. board of education? >> guest: well, of course he was achieved while the case, during the first argument to the case then during the early deliberations but he died before the court was able to decide it. it's a little difficult to know exactly what his whole world in the decisional process was, but i think he was achieved when they ordered the argument and they ordered the lawyers to make rather extensive arguments on historical issues. they had quite a lot of reefing about the history of the 14th amendment and what the attitude of the sponsors of the amendment were. and so he was, and a lot of that i think was suggested by justice frankfort. and so i don't know just you know who had what role in that as those deliberations developed. but, after earl warren became chief, then they had

tonight's consumer alert, you will now have to head to a different location for all delta flights out of thurgood marshall. ticketing and baggage check-in labor delta will now be near the new concourse in a moveesigned to make way for major renovation projects. as 11 news told you, the project include an expanded security checkpoint and a larger holding area. $65 million has already been secured and it should take two years to complete. the u.s. postal service has agreed to delay the closing of 252 mail processing center than 3700 local post offices until mid may. that is what sources close to the senate are telling the associated press. they are set to lose a record $14.10 billion last year and they announced they were moving forward with their plans to cut back. do the had plans to begin closing processing centers as early as april. the closures could cost some 100,000 postal employees their jobs. tonight, the irs may be looking for you, but not to hound you for money. they are trying to give out more than $150 million in late undelivered cash refund checks. the money could not be delivered bec

. >> baltimore and washington thurgood marshall airport will be getting a makeover. $65 million has been approved so far for the renovation of the oldest part of the airport. we have been going through documents throughout the day that showed the airport will pay for the project using revenue from leases, fees, and rent. the airport reported its busiest year ever last year. officials say it has become a bottleneck. the wait could grow to as long as nine minutes without more screening stations. they will add new -- as long as 90 minutes. it will allow passengers to move between it concourses without passing through security again. two longtime supporters of the washington national cathedral have offered to make donations matching those to the earthquake damaged at this. cracks formed in parts of the building. according to the washington post, cathedral officials say the two supporters would match all new gifts or pledges to the cathedral up to $500,000. this only lasts through the end of the year. that means there is the potential for $2 million in donations. >> the fda hears from experts

right now, temperatures are currently at bwi, thurgood marshall, in the 30s.e're at 33 degrees now. 25 is your dew point. relative humidity at 38%. winds from the west/northwest, keeping a bit of a chilly wind going across. and 30.18 is your barometer reading. around the state, we have 31 in oakland now. 47 in ocean city. and we have in the northeast corner of the state. 44. 44 down in d.c. you look around the metro area, we are ranging from 41 in westminster to 46 down in annapolis and kent island. water temperatures are still around 47 degrees. so it's moderating the temperatures right around the water's edge there. temperatures are still reflecting a bit of a mild range there, right around the chesapeake bay. winds coming from the northwest, and without a lot of cloud cover, or we had the cloud cover last night, when temperatures got up to about 63 degrees right before midnight. the clouds kind of locked everything in. all of that warmth and moisture. so we stayed in the 60s right after midnight. but now that the clouds have started to break a little bit, w

he worked with louisiana naacp as well as the national office of the legal defense fund headed by thurgood marshall. and he was read into their philosophy on fighting for civil rights through the legal system. in those cases there was a vote of rights public facility and educational opportunities in a non segregated basis. the sheer volume of cases that -- is so impressive. there are some that or more personal and that they involve his son. and those with the cases to desegregate lsu. louisiana state university was not open to african-americans when he started the first in 1946. and in that case there was a postman from new orleans that wanted to attend law school and lsu. there were no law schools for african-americans than in the state. and the result of that case was the opening of the law school at southern university. later in the 1950's he fought for -- to open the doors of lsc law school, medical school, graduate school, an undergraduate. these cases where the foreground. 1953, his son was the first african-american to obtain the undergraduate school here. basically it was a media c

even though the city has produced many -- from thurgood marshall, cab calloway, benjamin carson and i could go on and on with what i have grown up with in my 60 years on this planet. this city is very much a blue-collar city and historically education has not been at a premium for large portions of the african-american community. there was a time when you didn't have to get a high school diploma here. you could earn good money working in the steel mills here. copper, general electric, western electric, those places defend industry so men that migrated from the south from virginia, north carolina, south carolina looking for a better life, work as laborers, unskilled laborers in the steel mills and the shipyards. this allowed men to present positive fixtures and role models within their homes and communities. we studied migratory patterns in baltimore, you could come from north carolina, reside in the 1200 block of eager street and all those folks in the 1200 block were related and they weren't related but they married into one another's families and so they established strong, profound

[audio not understandable] >> reporter: i am corinne redman live at bwi-thurgood shar hall airport awaitingal of300 u.s. airmen set to get here this morning. the full story coming up. >>> sprinkles overnight and rain on the lower eastern shore. it's going to bring us wet weather. we are pushing 50s today and will talk about the chance of snow near christmas coming up. angela. >> reporter: a lot of sluggish traffic on the southwest side of the beltway. also getting reports of an accident on i-95 that may affect your drive through the fort mchenry tunnel. a complete check of the roadways straight ahead. >>> news time 6:45. time for abc2 news to go and a busy tuesday morning. linda so has new information in the deadly shooting outside the towson town center. corinne redman is live at bwi where the troops are returning home from iraq and the winter storm across the great plains that's a live look this morning at oklahoma north of amarillo. for what's going on locally, let's check in with meteorologist justin berk. >> you have four box and i have three windows. we are checking out the satellite

as former supreme court justice thurgood marshall said, we can never forget the only real source of power we as judges can tap is the respect of the people. that republic obviously depends -- that respect obviously depends on how well we do our job of administering justice, but also relates to the public's understanding of our job and the information the public has about how we are doing our job. our experience in iowa has shown that media coverage of our courts tend to boil down at times to just a few seconds of a high video profile trial with the report of the proceedings for a minuterred by a report -- filtered by a reporter. what the public gets is a snipit of the process. although, we'd like to allow more coverage of our court arguments, we believe that the media in iowa provides a great service. their efforted increased visibility for our courts, and our court procedures, and at the same time, it's become easier for courts to direct them to our proceedings through the modern information technology, and with our online video of core proceedings, more people watch our courts and our e

as former supreme court justice thurgood marshall said, we can never forget that the only real source of power that judges can tap is the respect of the people. that respect it depends on how well they do their job in administering justice, but it also depends on the public's understanding of their job and the information the public has about how they are doing their job. our experience in iowa has shown that media coverage of our courts tend to boil down at times to just a few seconds of a high video profile trial with a report of the proceedings filtered by a reporter. so what the public gets is simply a snippet of the process. although we would like to allow more coverage of our court arguments, we believe the media in iowa provides a great service. their efforts increase the visibility for our courts and our core procedures. at the same time, it becomes easier for courts to direct them to our proceedings through the modern information technology. and with our online video court proceedings, more people watch our courts, and our experience bears this out. i think i want to leave yo

he's the author of bestselling books about the civil rights movement and civil rights icon such as thurgoodhis next book due out in july is befitting of his recent

as a former supreme -- supreme court justice thurgood marshall said, we can never forget that the onlyhown that media coverage of our courts tend to oil down at times to just a few seconds, the high video pro-fight trial -- my profile trial with scenes by a reporter. at the public gets is a snippet of the process. although we would like to allow more coverage of our court arguments, we believe the media in iowa provides a great service. their effort to increase the visibility for our courts and the court procedures and at the same time it has become easier for courts to direct them to our proceedings through the modern information technology, and with our on line video court proceedings, more people watch our courts and our experience bears this out. i think i want to leave you with simply one antidote, perhaps best described. there has been a strong interest in our on line arguments and our court proceedings in this has been a tremendous surprise and has revealed an opportunity, an opportunity for greater public understanding. my observation and conclusion is this, cameras expose cour

did he have been a warm thurgood is? somehow he has burrowed into her heart. i know but that does not make him easier to deal with. >> remember what i told you? young and 14 not knowing english? >> yes. >> she raised herself for a speech she had heard many times before and it was her duty to listen but her heart wanted to believe she loved her and with that impose a burden. >> in order to succeed in america you have to find your purpose in helping those less fortunate than you. >> i know. that is when nelson does every day but i wish i did instead want to get out of here. >> she stopped herself but rose understood exactly. sometimes you don't find your cause it was a smile, you're cause will find you. there is a little flighty and all of us. >> that is one of the messages of the book. not all the start of knowing anything about the direction of our life or how we may react in those particular situations. my start on wall street i was 19. i had no arabia what it was about. it took me many, many years to finally to get out to share it but you don't know the answ