of his insight and analysis is just undeniable. it is a reflection of how comfortable and distracted many of us our -- us are that we have not created a more sustained movement around cases like this. i voted for barack obama. i would vote for him again when the time comes. at the same time, i get asked this question so often, right? are we post-race? are we past racism because there is a black man in the white house? the question is, i mean, was england post-gender with margaret thatcher? indira gandhi, was in the a post-gender when bolivia elected its first working class president, where the post-class? i mean, it is a reflection of the dichotomy. the movement -- you cannot deny the accomplishments of the movement. the human rights movement, which we need to begin talking about more, and malcolm x began to increasingly before he was assassinated, but the thing is, these smokescreens get thrown at us, and we fall over and over again. happen with clarence thomas in a certain way, right, you know? in a more evil way, many of us have

and the effort to prevent that long feared attack has been an undeniable success under two administrationse ongoing war on terror. a few short years after 9/11, al qaeda gained enough strength to once again pose a serious threat to the united states. meanwhile the taliban had reestablished its headquarters in pakistan and gained enough strength to return to afghanistan and to risk the success of our mission there. as the years went by, osama bin laden's ability to elude capture had become a greater source of frustration to us and a source of propaganda to his followers. over the years americans had become all too familiar with bin laden's dark pronouncements from his declaration three years ago before 9/11 that it was the obligation of every muslim to kill and fight americans and their allies, whether civilian or military in any country, to his declaration after 9/11 that he had calculated the number of innocents he could kill that morning and that he was the most optimistic planner of them all. last night those pronouncements ended at the barrel of a gun. the last thing osama bin laden sa

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that is undeniable but do mest case-- . >> stephen: you just denied it. >> i didn't. >> stephen: yeah he's not a wolf. >> he's not in wolf in terms of how he regards the world. dna does not tell you how to look at the world. >> stephen: you give me a sense that in the book you give a sense that we're maybe not treating our dogs well, that we're asking too much of them. >> we are. we are asking them, for example, to stay at home and be good while we're out at work. and that's-- . >> stephen: stay off the couch. >> that's it. don't chew the tv remotes. do not try and make a hole in the drywall. and dogs find that really-- they are up set that is why they do that. >> stephen: why are they so up set. >> we made them love us. that's how we domesticated 9 wolf. we took all the wildness out of the wolf and we turned him into a dog, an animal that really wants to get along with people. so-- . >> stephen: and then we're not there for them. >> and then we're not there for them, precisely. >> stephen: is that new. >> it's modern lifestyles. we leave our dog as loan more than we used it to and ex

i think undeniably, these are people who are concerned about the tenderloin. they have a demonstrated record of doing positive things in that area. legitimate businesses move into the area would be positive. this comes as a great disappointment to those people who have been here many many times over this. i cannot support of their appeal. you might have the fourth vote anyway and you might not need mine but i wish you the best of luck. i am troubled by the misting $66,000. -- by the missing $66,000. this is a legitimate thing to have been brought up. it seems like it would have been a legitimate thing for them to have addressed, to label the suspicions of this body. they have under exaggerated that. there are remedies for that. i don't think that this rises to level of that we should deny a permit. >> i would disagree with the commissioner. i think the process is important. we had robust arguments as well as pushing the facts. both sides are trying their best for the community. i also struggle with some of the legal arguments. that would result in monetary san

. >> this is chaz as he's always seen himself, unquestionably, undeniably, male.ave changed a lot in the last year and a half since i saw you last. >> i know. >> your voice is much deeper. >> it is. >> there's a real beard growing. >> yeah. yep. this was how i was born. >> but feeling male and becoming male are two different things. >> how's that look? >> that looks great, man, thank you. >> you are all set, my man. >> if i was an average joe, i would have done this years ago. if i felt a tremendous responsibility not just for myself but what am i doing to my family? what am i going to put them through? >> chaz had his first sex change operation a year and a half ago. it took him nearly four decades to start the process known as transitioning. changing physically and legally from female to male. so are you a straight man now? >> yeah, i am. always was. i just didn't know it. >> it is a process that included hormone shots. and having his breasts removed, which document filmmakers captured. let's talk about the top surgery. >> okay. >> as it's called and the decisio

it is undeniable that our rights under search and seizure laws must be protected. but cops that blow cases by violating these rights should lose their jobs and be prosecuted themselves. i hope new chief greg suhr follows through on his promises to clean up the san francisco police department that betrays the trust put in it when it pulls stunts like this. so, what happens when those we think are protecting us from criminal activity become the criminals themselves? what is the mentality that causes this to happen? how much can a police department overcome such a betrayal of trust, public trust? so we're going to explore some of these issues today with our most imminent panel, all of them experts in their field. and we are very fortunate to have them all here. let me introduce you first to stuart hanlon, at my immediate left. stuart is a defense attorney of great renown. he has over 30 years of experience, including some of the country's most high-profile cases. including cases involving police and official misconduct. next to him is our san francisco police chief, g

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be flanking his group is undeniable he could on the scene of. the season forgive him for on this. one became then writes death surrogate. for extra time strikes visitors will. still. meanwhile have the chance to join the talk of the league for twenty four hours at least that. doing just that fighting back from a one nil deficit to. two. earlier home through a. one on one in the basement battle between. a rock and a. quarter of an hour in this sport. plenty of action over in england this saturday as well none of the top three in action though but fourth seeded manchester city going champions league football next season with victory over everton half time whistle justified to go goodison park for four games rolland got one to score is one nil city. cine side just looking good for a continental quest in the off something else we're struggling with could leave the relegation zone if they manage to win about thirteen aston villa but it is one one the moment eighth place in bolton they are taking on some going alone one newcastle there who think birmingham looking pretty good to the goo

that's why it is undeniable benefits.nothing but an extreme radical attack on religion. >> thank you both very much. i think the bottom line here is you might want to ask your own doctor. but we'll see how this vote goes out and see whether or not this draws any attention at the polls. thank you both, very passionate discussion on this. >>> well, few smiles, tough words. secretary of state hillary clinton in pakistan. did she help ease tensions with a key ally in the fight against the taliban and al qaeda? right after this. at&t is at wor, building up our wireless network all across america. we're adding new cell sites... increasing network capacity, and investing billions of dollars to improve your wireless network experience. from a single phone call to the most advanced data download, we're covering more people in more places than ever before in an effort to give you the best network possible. at&t. rethink possible. clinton in pakistan. d my car insurance bill -- ouch. [ man whistles ] sounds like somebody paid too mu

>> harry, undeniably, it played some role in the election. but any time you have one side demagoging and frankly accusing the other side in a way that's not factual of trying to reform the program, certainly that's going to influence an electorate. but listen, as far as medicare is concerned, you know, there's a simple choice here-- either we're going to save the program or you let it go bankrupt. in fact, we put forward a program to reform medicare and to save it. but the congressional budget office as well as the trustees of the program itself say it will go bankrupt. the real question... >> smith: in the next decade. >> within next decade. for those 54 and younger in this country, they won't have the medicare that exists today. and it's a fact. so the fact is-- and i know debbie wasserman shultz will be on after me-- i'd ask her, where is their plan? they don't have a plan. we put a plan forward. you know, again it's a question of leadership here. >> smith: do you and the rest of the republicans in the house stand by the ryan plan, as you

comes the economy it's seasonally adjusted this and massaged numbers that but the job situation is undeniable and it's so bad that in detroit and get this there's actually been a rash of fake job fairs yeah apparently someone is passing a bad dope rumors or who knows by text message and people are so desperate they get forwarded and passed around and people are actually showing up by the hundreds to job fairs that don't exist. what does that mean for today's youth. those just getting out of high school and trying to wrap their heads around what it means to be in debt to the tune of forty five thousand dollars because of their parents' fiscal irresponsibility when i was a kid i promised myself that when i turned eighteen i wouldn't forget about those still facing the challenges of ages in america and i. i had enough of a troubled youth myself i certainly ran into another of those problems with authority but i was really thrilled when i learned about the national youth rights association which is working to defend the civil and human rights of young people because certain basic rights are entra

which means in 1980 ronald reagan was undeniable and no longer willing to run against incumbent but to succeed against the unpopular republican and in 2008 to when you try to succeed it is almost never done that when a person in power and you have a headache. on the democratic side they assume carter is the nominee and here i turned 22008. the most prominent figure and everybody assumes this person is a nominee could i find the equivalent of the first-term young firebrand senator who could be the change candidate? and maybe if you take a poll to do it is, i think it is gary hart. believe me, i talked to his aides to figure how that is plausible you can judge that for yourself but to wrap up and he was not put the missiles in cuba and not been for the nomination anyway or four would have lost. the whole purpose of the exercise of the then be accumulating enormous wealth. [laughter] is to give the altered history that what they could concealed from us that history could just as easily have gone this way or that way. so to shake your head you're not your head i have done what i have set o

undeniable truth of life number twenty four written back in nineteen eighty seven seven is and was established so as to allow other tract of women the easier access to the mainstream of society and even to this day people to pull this and see incidences of how could you possibly say simply well it will because i mean it because i believe there's something to it. and here's an advertisement limbaugh ran on the show when hillary clinton began her run for president. we use or you lose all your stuff so you know with a little more effect it is only. one watchdog to confine the breadth of our people recall. your iraq before anyone who wants to see if you've been told we were to go seven around there are you doing the potential for ringo if you're going to drill and if limbaugh doesn't represent the republican point of view in america why is it that every single republican politician who has ever criticized him is eventually come crawling to him with an apology it's so obvious that there's a website devoted to it titled i'm sorry rush dot com here to offer her take on this issue isabel stand adele i

now the junk food we're allowed to smoke we're allowed to do all sorts of things that absolutely undeniably kill us early in life but we're not allowed to eat healthy food i was also amazed by how many children were at this particular protest and why can't we get these kids to a tea party well it seems they've already already committed to their beverage of choice like. flag. down looks like we've got somebody to enter kiss in the crowd even there was a raw milk bar with chilled raw milk too and i got a chance to catch up with the bartender it's an amazing experience when when you tried it for the first time today said quote it tastes like freedom but the high point of course of the rally was when our star made her entrance morgan the pennsylvania jersey dairy cow the crowd went wild and she enjoyed the grass more than any senator ever could using it right there on the spot to supply us with fresh unpasteurized living milk and i was lucky enough to get a sample and compared to what they were serving at the ryman. hi this is adam focuses a percent of our outside the u.s. capital with my two c

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his performance is undeniable.pite what anybody thinks about it. >> his performance is so good there is talk of award nominations. i asked her if hollywood with willing to forgive. >> i don't know if we separate out what we know of public machine of the internet. >> this is a tour de force performance from mel gibson and then i couldn't stop thinking about his real life, but does it matter? is he box office poison? it's up for you to decide. i'll give the beaver three-quarters of a bucket. we'll see you on the aisle. >> it's mother's day, a good day to get outside and enjoy san francisco's sunday streets program. today street closures are in mission street five blocks around valencia. they are providing rides and cultural performances and cultural activities. elimination of traffic opens up the street to exercise, bicycling from 11:00 this morning until 4:00 this afternoon. it is all free. no matter what the weather, people love the sunday streets. >> it will be pretty out there. sunshine but very gusty winds. in f

scientists can a man widely thought to have been the greatest mind of 18th century europe, and undeniably the transfer me news of john chapman's life. i suspect -- in fact i know many of you here in this town and school with which new church roots know as much or far more than i do so i'll spare you my ignorance in the subject. the story swedenborg and so told about from scientists is so rich i can resist retailing it. maybe this is well known and so i apologize for repeating a story everybody knows. he was having dinner by himself at a london chophouse in 1745 when the room suddenly went dark in the floor began to racing with snakes. swedenborg writes a liftoff to the corner of the room and and sitting there in the old man offered in four words that started like tony so much been disappeared as the room returned to life. later that night the seemingly appeared in his dreams come identified himself as god, began revealing hidden truth of the bible. who can resist a story like that? that is what happened time and again in writing this book is something unique was around every corner. and t

noted swedish scientist, a man widely thought to be the greatest mind of 18th century europe and undeniably the transforming muse of john chapman's life. i suspect, in fact, i know many of you here in this town and school with such rich roots know as much or more than about sweden borg than i do, so i'll share -- spare you my ignorance on the subject. his history is so rich i can't resist retailing it. maybe this is well known, so i apologize for repeating the story everybody here knows. he was having dinner by himself late in the evening at a london chop house, 1745 when the room went dark and the floor began rising with snakes. he writes that he looked off to the corner of the room and saw an old man sitting there and the old man offered him four words of add violation. don't eat so much, and then disappeared as the room returned to late. later that night, the same man appeared in his dreams, identified himself as god and revealed the hidden truths of the bible. who can resist a story like that? that's what happened time and again in the course of writing the book. something unique was wi

undeniably, the mixed coffee is inferior quality. you don't have to be scientist to know that.mixture is only 50% vauvia. the rest, roasted peas. president raul castro said the government would no longer pay $47 billion a year for the demand of coffee. while the global price is up 39% peas have only risen 30%. rationing at stores, just four peso, the equivalent of a few cents, but this woman, like so many cubans says she has to mix it with expensive coffee from the superintendent. on its own, it plugged up the coffeemaker, she says. or it just comes out tasteless. but the only way to know for sure is to try it for yourself. so i'm going to cook up a mocha pot here. what most cubans use to make their coffee, but i've been told i have to be careful, because apparently the peas expand a little more than coffee and these can explode. now for the real test. definitely very bitter. cafes and restaurants still serve the ppure coffee cuba is s for, but the aromatic beans imports more than half of its annual consumption. for cnn, havana. >> ah, but also exports a lot of sugar which you

relationship between media violence and so-called real life violence are measurably strong and undeniably significant. for those one over by peer studies, causality, there's lots of research showing that prolonged viewing of violent imagery can increase aggression towards others, desensitized viewers to real-life violence, and increased fear of becoming a victim of violence. those with a fine for the 1994 national television violence study, a three-year effort by researchers from four universities, overseen by several national policy organization. others have confirmed these findings. there's also evidence that prolonged viewing of violent imagery can cause what psychologists call this inhibition. that is, viewing of violent media can remove or reduce reservation that people may have with regard to performing aggressive accepting already know. so, in theory, seeing bugs bunny loeb wiley coyote with a case of acme dynamite, or seeing arnold schwarzenegger mode through fields of nameless enemy soldiers can do is inhibit unrelated acts of aggression, just pushing and shoving on a playground,

and the effort to prevent that long feared attack has been an undenial success under two administrations in the ongoing war on terror. a few short years after 9/11, al qaeda had gained enough strength to once again pose a serious threat to the united states. meanwhile, the taliban had reestablished his headquarters in pakistan and gained enough strength to return to afghanistan and risk the success of our mission there. as the years went by, osama bin laden's ability to elude capture had become a greater source of frustration to us, and a source of propaganda to his followers. over the years, americans had become all too familiar with bin laden's dark pronouncements from his preverse declaration that it was the obligation of every muslim to kill and fight americans and their allies whether civilian or military in any country to the declaration after 9/11 that he had calculated the number of innocence that he could kill that morning. and that he was the most optimistic planner of them all. last night, those proud pronouncements ended at the barrel of a gun. the last thing osama bin laden

it is undeniable that those kids in ten years will be the work force and the leadership of this countrye than 15,000 students have traveled to this stadium for a shot at the championship. maria's team, the top seed from arizona, isn't doing well in the qualifying rounds. >> everything was going really, really bad. the only thing we had good yesterday was the pizza. >> oh, my gosh! >> oh, no. he called penalty. >> did he go into the lane? >> go, go, go. >> reporter: they must win the next match or go home. >> stay with him. push the white one. >> now we're playing defense. >> push it. push it. compensate. you can do this. >> we lost that one, guys. >> we lost? >> yeah. >> got first and sending on the mini bot, so we're out. they had a huge experience here. there's a lot of new kids here and we're going to come back stronger next year. >> i'm proud of you all. >> reporter: do you feel like you're a winner? >> yeah. our team fought hard. >> reporter: you're tearing up. >> uh-huh. i'm proud of it. >> reporter: you're proud? congratulations. you've been fun to follow. no crying. no crying. f

the girl once called kate middleton is undeniably a fashion icon with huge influence. and she has the tills ringing at retailers across the country. everything she wears, seemingly everything is scrutinized, analyzed and promptly sold out within hours. like the blue dress that she chose to announce her engagement to prince william. its maker saw sales soar 45% as a result. then the blouse she picked for the official photos from chain whistles that went out of stock soon after the snaps were released. the middleton effect is worth big money, especially in a premium clothing market that will be worth a third more by 2014, reaching just shy of $15 billion. the duchess of cambridge turned heads when she wore a nude satin dress to meet the u.s. president, barack obama and his wife at buckingham palace. i'm here at the flagship headquarters of the designer that makes that item. let's see whether they got any left. how important is the kate middleton factor for the high street in the uk. >> there's no question it's had a significant impact. i think she's got to be one of the

i think it is actually important that we knew it was osama bin laden, it is undeniably osama bin laden. i think the president made a good set of choices. >> given the strike that took out bin laden, are you inclined to rethink whether a full blown war in afghanistan was the most effective way to go about dismantling al qaeda and those who harbor terrorists? >> it is a really good question, contessa. i think both the efficacy and the level of effort we're focusing on afghanistan as opposed to yemen, other places where there are known terrorist activities. i think we need to have a national conversation about the resource intensity of what we're focusing on afghanistan. that said, i think given where we are in afghanistan, where we have the right strategy, where the prosecution of the war is going extraordinarily well, where there is a lot of pressure on al qaeda and the taliban, i think that actually helps enormously. i think the effort in afghanistan restricted the ability of osama bin laden and the taliban and al qaeda to perform other acts of terrorism and it has been hugely importan

i think it is undeniable, however, that this huge rock that week threw into a very still pond in iraq did have reverberations. i did not ask this question, but when i was into uneasy about one month after the revolution there was -- the revolution there -- i was having dinner with some people, and i asked them, when did you know this was possible? i thought the answer was going to be when so and so did ts in thisown, or when this person abandons the president. unsolicited, the person said, when we saw saddam hussein being prosecuted, that is when we knew our president could go. that is not the answer i was looking for. ah,m not going to say, ro rah. but i would also say, when you talk to the activists who were there, they are very grateful for programs like the middle east partnership initiative, for instance. thmiddle east partnership initiative allows groups like freedom house and the national democratic institute and the international republican institute to build partnerships with people all over the region which we did not have before. one person was recently in benghazi. the rea

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undeniably the mixed coffee is inferior quality. you don't have to be a scientist to know that.or those who like to drink good pure coffee says another woman. in fact the new mixture is only 50% java. the rest roasted peas. president castro said the government wouldn't pay to subsidize cuban's demand for imported coffee. and while coffee is up 69% peas have only risen 30%. the new four ounce bag is just four pesos. but so many cubans have to mix it with expensive coffee from the supermarket. on its own it plugs up the coffee maker she says. or it just comes out tasteless. button lie way to know for sure is to try it four self. i'll cook up a mocha pot here. this is what most cubans use to make their coffee. i've been told i have to be careful and that's because peas expand lot faster and a lot more than coffee and these can explode. now for the real test. definitely very bitter. cafes and restaurants still serve the pure coffee but the kashian island once a net exporter of the beans now imports more than half of its annual consumption. shasta darlington, cnn, havana. >>> in addi