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chris describes here with local trailblazers for an in-depth conversation about opportunities and challenges in the asian-american community. >> kristen: thanks cheryl. thank you for joining us. asian-pacific islanders are fastest growing group in the u.s. they make up 16% of california's population and 36% of san francisco. that is according to the latest census. we have three amazing guests facing the community. welcome, we have a corey lee. chef owner of one of premiere stluants and former pay pal executive and reverend nor man fong of community development center. thank you for joining us. absolutely you are all role models. let's get into some of the issues we are talking about with the real role models, someone from presidential, home-grown asian-american and really taken the world by storm. we're talking about jeremy lin, lin sanity. >> what was that like for you? >> my son really got in to it. a he was the first doing it. >> there was first american born. how is that significant? >> it's a big deal, like norman that applied for the warriors was too short. this is the stereotype we ha

the information about the trailblazers on the screen see the license plate number, 06 gold chevy trailblazer. you can please call police if you have information. >>> what a year to be a dc sports fan. while caps were beating the rangers nationals were blowing away the phillys 7-1. let's not forget about the skins drafting franchise quarterback, robert griffin the third, is this a new era for long suffering sports fans. we sent john out to ask fans about what they think. >> reporter: it was a veritable sea of red on the streets around the verizon center, downtown dc. with incredibly close games in the playoff series against the rangers caps fans say they have been thrilled at every game, and very much want to be there in person. >> we love it the atmosphere is fun, exciting nothing else like it. >> reporter: some fans of the washington capitals say they have been coming even during the lean years. >> real caps fan is some body whether they play good, bad, indifferent, deep in the playoffs, whether they are not in the playoffs, comes rallies behind them cheers them on good times bad times. >>

trailblazer was the name of the project. it was an utter failure. >> what was "trailblazer"?s attempt to modernize its capabilities to deal with the information age. nsa was caught a little bit behind the times and needed a quick injection of help. >> thomas, tell me what you reported and what happened to you. >> i discovered shortly after 9/11 that an illegal regime which had existed for 23 years and came about because of the substantial abuses during the 60s and 70s was now being absolutely violated by nsa in league with the white house. >> let me explain this. fisa was passed and put in legal constraints of what it could do because of political intervention and abuse in the nixon white house. >> if you're going to wiretap or suvel an u.s. person you need a warrant except circumstance where is you need a warrant later. >> and there was a court created, a fisa court for that precise purpose. >> now i realize that the wheels came off of the existing vehicle but we were in a new vehicle. i knew if i remained silent you would be complicity to the sub subversion of the constitut

. >> also a hip-hop trailblazer lost his battle with cancer. >> and at 5:00 there is a whale of a tail. a role a local fishing boat played in saving a whale in southern california. >> on the toll plaza moving very smoothly with exemption of cars there in the middle. i believe are in the cash lanes to pay. stay with us. you can see >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> fans of the beasty boys are in mourning today. a trailblazer in the music world has died. >> it's a sad day in the music world after a three-year battle with cancer beastie boy adam yauch has died. adam was 47 years old. now to bachelor host chris harrison announced he's ending his 18-year marriage. in a joint statement the couple wrote our love and respect remain and we look forward to sharing in the lives of our wonderful children. and kim kardashian says she wants her divorce to speed up. her lawyer told the judge hurt feelings from her ex and media attention are slowing the case, his lawyers are pursuing an annulment saying the marriage was a fraud. >> the time has come. avengers is in theater

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this afternoon news anchor kristen sze introduces to bay area trailblazers to talk about issues.f corey lee talks about food and science. >> we have opportunities as chefs that previous generations didn't have and to interact with scientists and fine-tune things. >> carolyn: join her at 4:00 p.m. for a special edition to of "beyond the headlines". >>> off the coast of portugal a surfer from hawaii took the ride of his life last year is now credited with riding the biggest wave ever. he was towed in and had a massive 78 foot wave. this is biggest wave ever ridden in the guinness book of world records. two or three times the size what we see at maverick in half moon bay. >> a little too much for me. >> you are looking a little bit of an onshore flow. sea breeze coming back in full force. 67 in san francisco, 74 in oakland with plenty of 80s from vallejo to livermore to santa clara valley. enjoy it the fog returning tonight. cooling trend continues and winds kick up as well wednesday and thursday. >> carolyn: all right. thank you for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler. our next newscast

to audit it with their tongues. [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] no surprise, the trailblazer in spooky pacs is karl rove with crossroads gps last year, it received two anonymous $10 million donations. they were so secret, it's possible even karl doesn't know who they were from. he might have received them through his donation gloryhole. [ laughter ] and karl stands behind what he doesn't say. [ laughter ] crossroads gps recently gave $2.75 million to the center for individual freedom or cfif, [ laughter ] which is aggressively "toppling disclosure laws at the state level. so, that's karl rove giving anonymous political money to help keep political money anonymous. i believe that's what our founders envisioned for democracy! not those founders, jimmy, the anonymous ones in the back. [ laughter ] but, folks, today's heroic cryptocrats are being targeted by bullies like missouri senator claire mccaskill, who had the audacity to launch this attack ad against attack-ad launchers. >> they just keep coming back. secret money attacking claire mccaskill. these big oil and insurance companies do

there is some bay area trailblazers talking about the issues facing this growing community. chef lee talks about food and science. >> there are opportunities as chefs now that chefs from a previous generation didn't have. and it's to interact and work to fine tune things. >> and this sunday at 10:00 a.m. there is a special edition of abc 7 "beyond the headlines". >> university of san francisco graduates received sage advice perfect one and only bill cause by. he received a honorary doctorate. and he later addressed graduates, urging them to trust their abilities and not be overwhelmed in the face of add ver ti. >> we don't want to hear you say i was nervous. you have this education. you have these expectations. there are parents waiting for to you move out. >> by the way the doctorate recognized his humor in full evidence there, compassion and commitment to service during his work educating and inspiring children and adults. he does that so well all of the time. >> best timing. >> he does. >> always comedy. >> and timing is right for a great weekend. don't you think? >> sand

they were not trailblazers back then. we have to ask ourselves, how did these young men get where they were -- get from where they were into the history books? one of the dam of them had spent christmas in new york. -- of them had spent christmas in new york. he could eat wherever he chose. we got out at the station in greensboro, the food counter here would not serve him. this was not exactly new. joseph had lived with these boundaries for years. but this time, it hit him. even though he had been just the same person in greensboro that he was in philly, he felt like a fraction of the man he had become. in the state where he was born and raised, in the city where he was working to get an education to grow into a peace possible, self respecting man, he was treated as if he did not matter, as if he was not welcome in the place he called home. imagine the humiliation he must have felt. imagine his pain and outrage. when joseph got back to his dorm that night, his mind was probably already raging. he sat down with his friends

(vo) she's a political trailblazer.n't let facts get in the way of spin. >>do it, for america. ♪ ♪ on the first part of the journey ♪ >> this is a great dance song. ♪ rocks and things and lizards and rocks because it's the desert ♪ ♪ there are too many words in a song ♪ >> how dare you both. this is the greatest israelian american from canada. >> this is would be the song that mitt romney would sing -- >> cactus things -- ♪ eventually i'm going to sing another note ♪ ♪ town in north ontario ♪ ♪ there are certain rocks and sand and things ♪ >> how dare you, now you are really doing it. ♪ the edmond fitzgerald ♪ >> jim do it. that had officially the most words ever. [ bell chimes ] [ applause ] >> right? ♪ superior they said, never gives up her dead when the winds of november come early ♪ >> i hope we have driven all of the audience away. >> yeah, good-bye. ♪ and we both sailed on the lake and it got really rough and waves hit and it got wet, and there in the water -- >> run audience. [ screaming ] ♪ and then some things

(vo) she's a political trailblazer. of course didn't let facts get in the way of spin. >>do it, for america. ♪ >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, it's the "stephanie miller show"! ♪ i'm walking on sunshine woe ho i'm walking on sunshine woe ho it's time to feel good ♪ >> uh-huh. it is the "stephanie miller show." i'm in my obama shirt. i bedazzled this myself. >> i thought that was about the computer cooked up -- >> no. no. >> it is the "stephanie miller show." 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. we have a rollicking tuesday show. >> uh-huh. >> hang on product placement. zach wahls author of "my two moms: lessons of love, strength, and what makes a family." >> you talk about him like your two dogs. >> he is handsome. >> and also in hour number three. david shuster the most interesting man in the world here to talk about the most awkward man in the world, mitt romney. who said if we're to achieve the goals we share we must make an equality for gays my opponent can't do that, i will. who said that.

>>(narrator) we are the trailblazers, the truth seekers.we are the idea no one wants to hear until it grabs you and won't let go. we push, we prod until the truth reveals itself. we are fearless, independent trendsetters, problem solvers, and above all, we are politically direct. the young turks with cenk uygur at 7, viewpoint with eliot spitzer at 8, the war room with jennifer granholm at 9, the gavin newsom show fridays at 11. and there's only one place you'll find us: weeknights on current tv. >> things are getting a little better in a lot of places in this country, but it's not thanks to his policies. it's in spite of his policies. you see, every recession ultimately comes to an end but you would expect this deep recession to come back come back to an aggressive turnaround. and it didn't happen. >> mitt romney master businessman explained the worst the economy gets, the better it should be. what? maybe he thinks it's made of bungee cords. he and his super p.a.c. allies at american crossroads crit criticized the president's clean energy

>>she's a trailblazer determined to find solutions. >>one of the key components of a war room is doing a bit of opposition research. >>driven to find the thruth. >>i'm obsessed with the role of govenment. >>fearless, idependent and above all, politically direct. >>part of the mission here in our own war room is to help these candidates stay on track. make your voice heard. while you're out catching a movie. [ growls ] lucky for me your friends showed up with this awesome bone. you guys are great. and if you got your home insurance where you got your cut rate car insurance, it might not replace all this. [ electricity crackling ] [ gasping ] so get allstate. you could save money and be better protected from mayhem like me. [ dennis ] dollar for dollar, nobody protects you from mayhem like allstate. i have the most common type of atrial fibrillation, or afib. it's not caused by a heart valve problem. i was taking warfarin, but my doctor put me on pradaxa instead to reduce my risk of stroke. in a clinical trial, pradaxa® (dabigatran etexi

(vo) she's a political trailblazer. >>republicans of course didn't let facts get in the way of spin. >>do it, for america. enttv ia, and former mayor of san francisco is coming to current tv. >>every night on cable news networks everyone's focusing on what's wrong. i want this show to move past that. i love creative people, and with all the vexing problems we have we need creative thinking. >>(narrator) with interviews with notables from silicon valley, hollywood, and beyond. >>at the end of the day this show's simple. it's about ideas. ideas are the best politics. ideas can bring us together. >>(narrator) the gavin newsom show. premiers friday at 11 eastern/ 8 pacific. only on current tv. >> last night, i talked about a conflict of interest for jameie dimon. there is no way the head of j.p. morgan chase should sit on the board of directors of the federal reserve board. >> that's what supposed to regulate what dimon's bank does. it's the organization that lobbies to relax the rules. we should be outraged this has contin

>>she's a trailblazer determined to find solutions.the key components of a war room is doing a bit of opposition research. >>driven to find the thruth. >>i'm obsessed with the role of govenment. >>fearless, idependent and above all, politically direct. >>part of the mission here in our own war room is to help these candidates stay on track. make your voice heard. it takes people with real knowledge to build and maintain a race car. polymers, hydo-carbons, thermal plastics, math and science? you bet it is. many kids don't understand how important these subjects can be that's why time warner cable developed connect a million minds. to introduce kids in our communities to the opportunities that inspire them to develop these important skills. how can my car go faster? maybe your child will figure it out. find out more at connectamillionminds.com >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." welcome to the spin room. >> bill: 33 minutes after the hour. here we go on this thursday, may 10. the "full court press" taking your calls on president

(vo) she's a political trailblazer.the way of spin. >>do it, for america. ♪ >> eliot: from elizabeth warren and simon johnson to senator bernie saunders, the number of voices calling for jamie dimon to step down from the new york fed continues to grow. in washington hundreds of protesters made an impromptu visit to tim geithner's before heading to jpmorgan chase executive demanding that jamie dimon step down from the new york reserve. they asked for jpmorgan to reduce the principle of home mortgages. joining me now the author of " "13 bankers and author of "white house burning." professor, thank you for joining us. what is wrong with tim geithner with bees on the board of the new york fed? >> well, i think you mean jamie dimon. >> eliot: yes, correct. >> there is a conflict of interest there, eliot. jamie dimon is head one jpmorgan ones largest banks in the world they've had big losses, those need to be investigated properly and the new york fed is a responsible supervisor of jpmorgan. there is conflict of interest for

i'm the only guy here there's no one else here but to me i'm still i don't know that i'm still a trailblazer in the traditional sense you are going to have this doesn't make sense exactly they are my argument falls flat so let's hand it to you tell us what you think as that's all we have time for thanks so much for watching make sure to come back tomorrow in the meantime you know you can follow me on twitter at lauren lyster and give us feedback on the show or catch any of the episodes that you missed at you tube dot com slash capital account the whole you can catch our show in h.d. now on hulu if you get the hulu plus version at hulu dot com slash capital dash account by the way that's the only place you can see as an h.d. from everyone here have a great night see them are. culture is that so much i'm going which of course is what kind of going to give it a pony countless is what critics call america's banking system again the world has witnessed the specter of a major financial institution reporting. there hasn't been a good on t.v. . it is to get the maximum political impact. before sourc

(vo) she's a political trailblazer.s of course didn't let facts get in the way of spin. >>do it, for america. the gavin newsom show is a search engine for solutions and that's the focus. we want to focus on solutions and ways of bringing people together. collective action is the only way we're going to solve the world's great vexing problems. >>> still to come the death of junior seau and what it could mean for the future of the nfl. but first here is my view why is the federal government spending so much time pursuing roger clemens of steroid use while they seem totally incapable of prosecuting those whoer to chewed detainees or committed vast fraud on wall street. the answer could become clear. jose rodriguez, former director of the cia's clandestine service has been promoting a book in which he makes the case for torture. it's time to put on our big boy pants is how he puts it. but he also says he can't be prosecuted in connection with torture because he had been given a memo from the justice department's office of l

investigative journalist, political correspondent and activist, jeff johnson continues to be a trailblazing social entrepreneur and authentic voice for change. currently jeff is an msnb krmplt contributor and executive editor of politic 365. he is a weekly commentator on the tom joiner morning show and chairman and ceo of the jeff johnson institute for urban development currently leading a five year project to recruit and develop 80,000 black male teachers. he has earned a reputation as a voice of conscience. we are pleased to have all of our panelists. please give them all a round of applause. my first question is as martin luther king junior talked about the war in vietnam, he asked the question, and i ask this question because i believe we are at war today, he said there comes a time when silence is betrayal. oftentimes members of the faith community hold politics and politicians at arm's length and choose not to engage in the process. how do we remind the especially younger generation of faith leaders about the black church's historical connection to politics and social change and motiv

(vo) she's a political trailblazer.publicans of course didn't let facts get in the way of spin. >>do it, for america. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." welcome to the spin room. >> bill: how about it. 33 minutes after the hour. it is the "full court press" on this tuesday may 1. coming to you live from our nation's capitol. brought to you today by the sheet metalworkers international association. good men and women of the sheet metalworker's union. under president joseph nigro giving a fair day's work for a fair day's pay. they were very involved in the construction of the new world trade center which became the tallest building in new york yesterday. get more information about their good work at their web site, smwia.org. good to have you with us this morning and proud to welcome in media reporter for politico dylan buyers. good friend of the program. nice to know you political people get up at the crack of dawn. >> bill is always up this early. >> we normally see him jogging in front of the studio. >> alway

he's a visionary and a trailblazer. >> he was one of the first openly gay politicians and made historyn he was elected at san francisco supervisor back in 1977. he was shot to death a year later along with the san francisco mayor. this tuesday will be the annual harvey milk day across california. schools are encouraged to hold ceremonies for saving his life. that is causing controversy though. >> someone stole a motorcycle belonging to the mayor of vallejo. he parked his 2001 harley davidson road king at city hall and it was stolen late friday afternoon from the employee only parking lot. the harley is black with chrome parts. david said he had the bike for more than a decade. he says it's frustrating and disappointing but he won't lose any sleep over it. >> been arrested for breaking into a middle school. it happened that hogan middle school. officers were called after someone saw two boys breaking into a classroom and leaving with a computer monitor. police found when the boys trying to hide the monitor. the boys were arrested and booked into juvenile hall. >> that use they may have

(vo) she's a political trailblazer.in the way of spin. >>do it, for america. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the jeep grand cherokee has won more than just respect. ♪ ♪ hershey's chocolate syrup. stir up a smile. (vo) don't miss your chance to catch the premiere of the gavin newsom show. with special guests: >> i'm lance armstrong. if somebody put my back into a corner, i'm coming out swinging. ♪ >> tonight on "the young turks," when facebook first launched, only the top people who had all the money and the connections could get in on it, and they already made a profit. why that is, and how they could have done it differently. that's their unique perspective you'll only get on our program. also, who is guilty in the trayvon martin/george zimmerman case? the unique answer--guns. i'll make a really strong case of that on tonight's program. furthermore, professor cenk is in the house. i'll explain how bain capital could make profit from a company that they drove into bankruptcy. that's interesting, right? i'll show you

. >> i know it's called clearly you are a trailblazer. it's the first time there has been a panel the on venture capital. here we sit in the heart of innovation of the world. what funds it is venture capital. >> is what interesting in and why i think women are particularly well suited for venture capital. we all think it's about technology but in fact if you ask any venture expect a lift what is the key to success, it's all about management. it's all about the people that you are backing. i think women are particularly good at judging people. that is the key to success in venture capital. my advice would be, don't be intimidated and follow the area most passionate about. >>> they will be speaking at professional women's business conference at moscone center and cheryl jennings will be emcee. for more information on the event we have a link on our website at abc7news.com under see it on tv. >>> lisa argen is here now talking about one heck of a forecast. >> nice and sunny out in san jose. 60 degrees. average high should be in the mid-70s,

(vo) she's a political trailblazer.ublicans of course didn't let facts get in the way of spin. >>do it, for america. ♪ >> back on "the young turks." by the way, if you want to see a little bit more of that interview i did with gavin nu some, you can go to www.currenttv.com/youngturks. we do move to north carolina once again. charlotte, north carolina, to be precise. that's where bank of america was holding their annual shareholders meeting. they were greeted by hundreds and hundreds of protesters. hear what some of the protesters had to say. >> we're trying to exercise our freedom of protest and point out the fact that these people have robbed our country, yet apparently we're the criminals. >> going to get the message out to the american people that i meanwhile millions of people are being foreclosed upon, bank of america executives are being paled millions of dollars in bonuses. >> the people have to rise and do something. we have to push president obama. we have to you can eric holder. hold--we have to push eric hold

>>she's a trailblazer determined to find solutions.tion research. >>driven to find the thruth. >>i'm obsessed with the role of govenment. >>fearless, idependent and above all, politically direct. >>part of the mission here in our own war room is to help these candidates stay on track. make your voice heard. ♪ ♪ spearmint that tingles as you chew. 5 gum. stimulate your senses. [ woman ] oh, my gosh -- it's so good! [ kristal ] we're just taking a sample of all our different items in our festival of shrimp so we can describe them to our customers. [ male announcer ] red lobster's festival of shrimp starts now! for just $12.99, pair any two of 9 exciting shrimp creations like new barbeque glazed shrimp or crab stuffed shrimp. the crab-stuffed shrimp are awesome! [ woman ] very creamy. that's a keeper! [ woman ] shrimp skewer. [ woman #2 ] sweet, smoky. [ man ] delicious! [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] any combination just $12.99! [ woman ] so what are ya'lls favorites? [ group ] everything! [ laughter ] we're servers at red lobster. and

. >> yesterday investigators found the black chevy trailblazer parked in the district. police say that mcmillan lives in alexandria just a few blocks from the victim and the crime scene. >> the way the world is nowadays, everybody's doing kind of what they want to do and thinks they can get away with whatever. i'm glad she got caught for. >> witnesses say it was arrington who cut off mcmillan's's suv and arrington got out of your car and into an argument with mcmillan. moments later, arrington jumped on the hood of mcmillan's's car and was thrown off and run over. regardless of how it turned out, arrington's friends say it did not have to end this way. >> you don't run over nobody. >> jummy olabanji, abc 7 news. >> two men who worked in the montgomery county school system now face several sex-related offenses if. the 50-rolled cuyler cornell in germantown sexually abused a 14- rural students that he befriended. he is on administrative leave. and a former media services technologist is facing sex abuse charges. 39-year-old aaron lamere used text messages in order to soli

(vo) she's a political trailblazer.ublicans of course didn't let facts get in the way of spin. >>do it, for america. >>> there's a reason that the ceos of airlines don't sit on the national transportation safety board. so why is the big banks ceo sitting on the board of the fed. simon johnson says it is about time to consider establishing an equivalent for wall street. writing this past sunday, and i quote: senior fellow at the peterson institute, professor at mit's sloan school of management and co-author of "white house burning" burning", an absolutely spectacular book that i was fortunate enough to get a copy of. simon thank you for joining us. give us the structural problem and what you think you can do about it. >> there is a problem at the heart of the federal reserve system. we have bankers, and big bankers, and too big for sale banks, like jimmy dimon. >> just so it is clear to folks when jpmorgan chase is lobbying regulators to loosen the restrictions, he is lobbying himself. >> in part, yes. it is complicated

(vo) she's a political trailblazer.>republicans of course didn't let facts get in the way of spin. >>do it, for america. >>(narrator) gavin newsom, lieutenant governor of california, and former mayor of san francisco is on current tv. >>every night on cable news networks everyone's focusing on what's wrong. i want this show to move past that. i love creative people, and with all the vexing problems we have we need creative thinking. >>(narrator) with interviews with notables from silicon valley, hollywood, and beyond. >>at the end of the day this show's simple. it's about ideas. ideas are the best politics. ideas can bring us together. >>(narrator) the gavin newsom show. next. only on current tv. >> eliot: wind baby wind. it's not as catchy and sarah palin's drill baby drill but it was the message that president obama brought to him yesterday at a wind manufacturing facility. >> this industry , thanks in large part to tax credits have taken off. today we have nearly 500 facilities in 43 states, employing tens of thousan

(vo) she's a political trailblazer.dn't let facts get in the way of spin. >>do it, for america. coming up with the gop moving so far from the pain stream washington is extreming a type of gridlock never been seen. but first, let's check in with jennifer grandholm. >> we'ring to expand your coverage and cenk's coverage in the president's surprise visit to afghanistan. good politics makes brilliant policy, and it's just a fantastic thing, great politics, and great policy aligning in this case. and we have an all-star panel to unravel the president's strategy, and the tactics, and we're look at the occupy movement as well, and the state of labor in america. >> wow. >> these and much more at the top of the hour. >> wow, you are covering a lot. you will be speaking as fast as i do. >> i'm going to try to keep up with you. >> you do more than that. more "viewpoint" coming up next. nobody protects you from mayhem like allstate. [ man ] gillette wanted to see how far one proglide cartridge could go. so they sent me around the w

(vo) she's a political trailblazer. of spin. memeriricaca (vo) don't miss your chance to catch the premiere of the gavin newsom show. with special guests: >> i'm lance armstrong. if somebody put my back into a corner, i'm coming out swinging. ♪ for better or for worse, i'm back, and in about 15 minutes "the young turks" is coming! what we're talking about? the golden boy the banker who couldn't get it wrong but he got it horribly wrong. i can't wait to show you the quote. and devastate him. furthermore, obama goes to raise money from the private equity guys as he goes up against private equity guys. frustrating. and what about gay conversion therapy? should it be banned? and on the issue of gay marriage, the republicans, are they going to fight president obama or run for the hills? there might an surprising answer for that. furthermore, will your health insurance company give you a rebate? believe it or not you save money! all on "the young turks" tonight! we'll see you there. a great tasting mint core, frosted in power

. >> you are on a panel and it's called trailblazing women driving invasion, and clearly -- driving innovation and clearly you are a trail blazer. >> you know, it's the first time for this conference that there's ever been a panel on venture capital. here we sit in the heart of innovation in the world and what funds innovation? it's venture capital. what's interesting, and why i think women are particularly well suited for venture capital, we all think it's about technology. but in fact if you ask any venture capitalist what's the key to success, it's all about management. it's all about the people that you are backing. and, you know, i think women are particularly good at judging people. and that's really the key to success in venture capital. my advice would be don't be intimidated and follow, follow the area you are most passionate about. >> nancy floyd will be speaking at the professional business women of california conference this coming tuesday, may 15th at moscone center west in san francisco. cheryl jennings will be there as well to emcee the session. for more information on the event

(vo) she's a political trailblazer.ublicans of course didn't let facts get in the way of spin. >>do it, for america. it takes people with real knowledge to build and maintain a race car. polymers, hydo-carbons, thermal plastics, math and science? you bet it is. many kids don't understand how important these subjects can be that's why time warner cable developed connect a million minds. to introduce kids in our communities to the opportunities that inspire them to develop these important skills. how can my car go faster? maybe your child will figure it out. find out more at connectamillionminds.com when he signed the dodd-frank consumer protection act in july 2010, president obama said it represented the strongest financial protections in history. so what went wrong? joining me now joining me now is financial crisis, in which he described goldman sachs as a great vampire squid wrapped around the face of humanity, matt taibbi matt you know i will always use that when i introduce you. and former united states treasurer und

(vo) she's a political trailblazer. of course didn't let facts get in the way of spin. >>do it, for america. ♪ >>> all right. yesterday we told you the story of richard grenell, he was the foreign policy spokesperson for mitt romney, but he made the mistake of being gay. and when social conservatives found out they were outraged by it. there's a controversy as to whether the romney campaign pushed him out or he left voluntarily. he -- the daily beast has this perspective on it: and now that's his job on a foreign policy call especially in the middle of all of this bin laden story to speak up but they said since we're getting a lot of heat about you being gay, you hush up and know your place. let's watch this. >> yeah, and that's disappointing. whenever there are voices of intolerance within the party or the democratic party for that matter, it's disappointing, and the governor has taken the opportunity in the past to denounce those voices of intolerance. >> but you are the voice of intolerance. you are the guy that he h

(vo) she's a political trailblazer.epublicans of course didn't let facts get in the way of spin. >>do it, for america. etch-a-sketch candidate, an image where romney is anti gas. vaccinations save lives. >>we are very committed to the safety of our products. >>but are mandatory shots doing more harm than good? >>i see children injured every day. >>the controversy has gone viral. >>how many are being sacrificed? >>see "the greater good" on current tv. >>and while you watch, join the live chat at current.com/greatergood. >>our system is not working. >>there are always some risks. >>i don't think it's that back and white. the science is not there. >>only on current tv. ♪ >>> so we do have some news for you. mitt romney has won -- and this is very dramatic. he has won the state of indiana. the primary in the state of indiana. i know you have all be waiting to hear that. but all of the attention in the world is in the south right now, in the political world. because in north carolina today there is a new amendment to bangay

>>she's a trailblazer determined to find solutions.ne of the key components of a war room is doing a bit of opposition research. >>driven to find the thruth. >>i'm obsessed with the role of govenment. >>fearless, idependent and above all, politically direct. >>part of the mission here in our own war room is to help these candidates stay on track. make your voice heard. >>we're just getting started. (vo) the state of the 2012 campaign. ♪ >>> she joined google in 1999 as employ number 20 and today she is our guest number 3 marissa mayer. thank so much for being here on our first show. i'm grateful for the opportunity to talk about what is next. everything we hear from the tech community seems all about local, social, mobile cloud, all of this new language. you are front and center this because you are doing all of the mapping work at google. so what does it matter in our lives? >> i think one of the really exciting things that is happening now with all of the social activity online and mobile devices, one of the things you can do is conn

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(vo) she's a political trailblazer.course didn't let facts get in the way of spin. >>do it, for america. very, very excited about that and very proud of that. >>beltway politics from inside the loop. >>we tackle the big issues here in our nation's capital, around the country and around the globe. >>dc columnist and four time emmy winner bill press opens current's morning news block. >>we'll do our best to carry the flag from 6 to 9 every morning. >>liberal and proud of it. >>> another day of primaries, and although the gop presidential contest is over, the internal conflict keeps grinding on. rick santorum has finally endorsed the nominee in a late monday night email, santorum spoke of his recent meeting, saying, and i quote: not exactly a torrid endorsement. perhaps one of the reasons santorum is now comfortable endorsing romney is because of romney's self proclaimed hard work to save the auto industry. despite the op-ed, entitled "let detroit go bankrupt," governor romney is now attempting to rewrite history. >> i'll

(vo) she's a political trailblazer.licans of course didn't let facts get in the way of spin. >>do it, for america. ♪ >>> innovation dedication and drive, and marissa, watch her, he is destined to have an even broader impact. and facebook, we have seem them impact in remarkable ways. i also had to address what is is not happening in government sectors. i want to look at ways people change our lives around the world. because of what is happening with these tools of technology, smartphones and other tools, the digital divide is increasing dramatically, but particularly in government versus the private sector. i have always believed that we have a venning machine model of government, where you put in a dollar and get limited choices, police, fire, defense, and health care, and if you don't like what you get with those limited choices, well you shake the machine. in many ways that's the occupy movement. but with these tools of technology and the new platforms they create, maybe we can figure out ways to fill in the blanks to