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to be ery up-front abt what you can and can get by behaving in certain social -- >> bnie: but you understdde secus guidelines, the sexualnformation guidelines, which was the comple biological sex ed courses,hat abstinence only, abstinenc not abstinence only, abstinence was always a partf that curriculum. teachg that to kids. >>t will being. what you're sayi it being the family responsibility is absolutely right. that doe't happen either. in factt probably doesn't happenore than it does. so a a publicealth problem, think younow, it's prot for the schoo to get involved in . >> i know fromy friends w were sex educators in schls, they felt felt that they were really in handcuffs only being able to tl half the story and day by d, seeinghat it wasn't worng with the kids they were wking with. >> tara, when you say tse kids are bei bombarde by sexuality, that is e point. when you'r using any one method ainst all of this sexual content th comes at tm no matter what their parents do, you --he only way to et it is with something of its kind, somethg as broad and as broad woulde sex edution across the

tavis: let me understd this. this happens in the middle of th show? >> yeah. tavis: ok, got it.ot to stt somewhere, carlos. >> i know if i seeames brown when he was here o sting or prince, ere's certain things that you want to hea, because you grew up wi it. they're part of -- tavis: par of your d.n.a. >> yeah, you know. t at the same te, i need also to go intthat space wrilt's new for eveybody, you ow. >> is it unfair? you menoned prince. i saw prie the other nht, and iove him. he knows love him, and every time i get a chance to see him, iee him. t you're right. there are thing that fans want t hear. i sometimes sense that en among your fan bas they're waiting for you to get to the uff that they want to hear. almost scenes uair to an artist wn your audnce won't let you go there,ecause they insist on hearing whathey want to hea is that unfai to an artis that peoe won't let you goo that spa for 20inutes? you're ok, though? >> see i'm the dirtor, the scenwriter, the producer, the cameraman, i'mn my own movie. so i don't let anybody dictate. especially n that i'm not married. i don

the problem is many people don't follow or understd the nsreiochct whi are rarely w uniform and sometimesdifficult achieve. o>> cdke cked to an internal temperature greater than 150 prior to eating. who ever worries about that? >> microwaves, six to eight minutes. power until hot in the center. what does that mean? >> can you tell from this on the front whether this is cooked or not? >> no. >> no. >> reporter: so we're 4 1/2 minutes -- frozen food cooking instructions ask you to let the food sit after microwaving. this is not so it can cool down to eat. this is so the food can continue cooking. take this pot pie which read 132 degrees after cooking. it did reach a safe 150 degrees but only after we let it sit more than five minutes. you would do that? and when is the last time you stk a thermometer into your frozen food? sarah klein says there is a sure fire way to make it safe. >> the best solution for this kind of problem is for the manufacturers to insure that food is safe before it reaches consumers. >> reporter: until then, if you want to be perfectly safe with frozen food, know your

but the president understds that his administratio will rise or fall on the passage of e serious reform of national health care. if they don't do it, docrats in 2010, for gett. they will bessociated and identified with a failed admistration. >> colby? >> i don' see it quite that way. the ec the first that tan by committee th authorizes this thin and the kennedy committee -- now shed by chris dodd -- are the ones that pullut the benefs. the tougst job will come from theinance committee ere they haveo figure out how to pay or this thing and that is ere the ruer will really hit the road. everybody knows it will hapn. it will happenn t senate, the house th the main -- ways and means committee. when the bills -- the esident willome in when the bls passed bo bods and it has to be worked out. >> if is thing fails, whi i think it now mighti think peop will trace it in a moment in the clip youhowed, th peror with no cthes moment. he had a contdiction. he says correctthat the expense of health care, how much are spending is deroying our economand that has to stop. that itrue. thee get these propo

i don't quite to this day, ving read the police report even, understd why the officer lt compelled to arrest professor gates even if he was doing everythi that the police reports saide was doing. you have the right to act like a jerk in your own home. when they found ouhe was not breaking in, i did -- why di't theyust leave? >> thedrop the charges against him. they dropped the charges against him becaus they cannot prove it. i read theolice report, and e state issued by professor dates -- pfessor gates' lawyer, charles oglete, and it seems that it was stupid on the part of the police, once ty establish at professor gates was the occupant ofhe hom it was timeor the police offirs to say "thank you" and leave t emises. whatappened? professor gates, in my view, committed the s that affected african-erican males since they arrived othese shores -- he made the mistake ogetting uppity wit that ite man. when you get uppity th punish you r it. if he had said, "sir, may i please have your badge, nber and yourame, please," height have gten it. i beeve that professor gates did ask fo it and he sd

he was someone who u understd, and i hope, mr. . d mrs.ackson and the famimily will ow, the lord is our shepherd a a we shalnot want. michchael jason, you've got to know h h storynd it has not been told by all o of what y ve heard. he wasomeone who understood.d. if he was buburned, built a burn unini if a hpital needed beds, he e built thosose beds if thehey need money for veloping countries, michchael gave.. if hwas in namibia, he wenento orphanagages. the king, yes s the kingstopped ansaid, "i care about yoyou." thatat is why the house floor on june 25th, 2009, ththspecia black caucus and memembers of e house of repepresentives stopped, stopped, stoppeped, and had a momentnt of silee for this wonderfuful lege and icon. so to the family, let t me simpl come as meone who wishes she was long lost sheilala jackson lee, but i'll keep looooking a seeing a a come say to you that americaca appreates and thanks you for michaelel jacks's life. for th reason, we have intrododuced io the house of represenentativethis resolution 600 0 that wl

it's understdable that he didn't play well in the playoff, if you ask me. >> from there, it was all downhill for watson. >> he fell apart. he got that double bogie on 17 and my stomach was turning for him. >> this ain't a funeral, you know. >> afterwards, tom watson tried to alleviate the heartbreak, perhaps unaware of how his amazing run inspired so many, even in defeat. >> he's of a certain able and so am i. i'm always pulling for people in our generation or above to do well because it means that possibly we can do well later on in life. >> amen to that. tom watson will be 60 in september. his world ranking improved 1,269 places to 105th in the world. >> are you kidding me? >> the biggest leap ever in govet ranking. >> but he knows the joy of winning the open. >> he's won it five times. but the oldest major winner was tom morris. he was 46 years old. tom is almost 60. >> he was that close. if we don't act, medical bills will wipe out their savings. if we don't act, she'll be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. and he won't get the chemotherapy he needs. if we don't act, he

they also understd that tir gender oethnicity is not a determining factor in tir rulings, but another asset in ich they bng to the court much likeetion, ting and previous legal work justice scaia said quote, iam the product of the melting pot of nework. i have absolutely noacial prejudices a am probably as antagonistic as the average aman. justice clarence thomas said my journey has been one that required me to touch on virtually every level of our country, from people who couldn't read and write to people who were extremely litera litera. >> senator, we have to put your statement -- so jue sotoyor can be ard. >> may i concludey remarks? >> one minute. >>ow abo -- >> 20. i strongly ppt judge sotomayor's nomination and firmlyelieve her to be one of the finest in american hry. >> thank you. judge, nowe will administer the oath an i'll let the senators step back. ife can -- just raise your rht hand. do you swear the testimony you're about to give to be t truth, the whole trut and nothg but the trh so help you god? >> i do. >> thank you. pleasee seated. i thank my t collea from new york f

there's also the perception that he never understd afterthat the nare of the war and the counterinsurgency tactics that were necessary dn't believe in them, didn't understand them. and his stewardship of the war after that was incompete. which partf that is true? >> it's a true. and it's rely astonishing wn yogo backnd you loo at the reco how many strategi misjudents were made both in the pre-war planning and in the immediate afterth of the vasion and tn in later years as the insurgency grew and took root and u.s. militarytruggled to deal with it and it's onef the eat paradoxes of rsfeld that i ite about in the book. because, you know, tre's a lot blame to go around. it wasn't just rumeld. some of his generals didn't quite get the conflict. also certainly others in the adminiration. the present, the vice president didn' allenge the sttegy, didn't challge rufeld enough. ere's a l of rponsibility here but rumsfeld o all of them had spent yearsarning people not go with t conventional wisdom. there was a favorite essay tha heoved t distribute to people that is the preface t a bk on pearl harbo

a sort of subsidized, upscale dorm for meers ofongress who are associated with thowerful, poorly understd religious group. the family and the house at "c" street have ended up relucntly in headlines now because of the two major politicians' sex scandalsmbroiling the republan party this summer and at have taken two of tir reported 2012 presidti hopefuls out of potical contention. embattled nevada senor john sign lives at the c stet house. the husband of senat eign's mistress says thatrominent members of theamily, this religious p, including the sons of the group's founr as well as other members of congress who live at c street were botaware of ensign's secret affair and we involved in his efftso pay off the mistress and her family as the affair was on again off again ending. republican senatom coburn lives at c seet with ensign. he hasaid he encouraged ensign to end the affr but he has denied the allegation th he specifically eouged senator ensign to pay e mistress off to the tune of millions of dollars. south carolina governor ma sanfmentioned c street by name in his long public statent o

is it fair to say that this sech reassured the african american community fro alpectrum that he understd that hwas of them and that he d not forgten that agend >> thisspeech assuredll peoplef color, a people who suffer discriminion, including e gay community tha he cares about right that he cares about discrimition, that he's going to do, you know to rebuild the civilrights division. but he's going to deal with the structal inequalities. at's part of his motation. it's easy,ounow, the sort of unployment rate that the country's seeing now we going on in the black community two years ag so w want some assurce if yore going to dump billions of llar in this community, you fix -- you don't bail out mai stet, you sort of help out the country right no we want to see the disparities reduced. and to hear the president talk about that with pax is exactly rit on. >> charlie: this is the personalesponsibility aspect of it that you spoke to earli. roll tape. >> government progms alone won't get our chiren to the prised land. weeed new mind set, new set of attudes, becauseone of the most dable and dtr

yes, that's portant to recogniz but they alsohave ab animal spir side and it's really important to understd that si if you wanto understand economic fluctuationsike the one we're now. >> charlie: explain. >> the big problem that economts, theorical economists he had in our opion, and george and m opinion, is they never fured t what drives the economy. what is the ultimate source of these fluctuationsp and down. now, they got it partly right. but i ink they omitd -- we, both are songly feel tt they omitted verymportant pnt. it's the inconstan see of human behaviorthat humanwill become optomistic, over optimistic and drive the economy in to -- charlie: human wil believe th housing prices will ner go down. >> that's exactly. how in the world did theyget at idea? ce they -- george and i emphasize that it's driven by stories. that nartives drive -- for example -- >>harlie: the animal spirit is driven by stories. >> right. people have sry of their lives. a story of country a. story of what epic am i- what great historical this are happen. >> charl: what movie am i in? >> that's exactly right. peo

on the other hand, i i understd his sire to sell microsoftft because the e newfou competition from googleithth its on source operating sysystem, th will hurt fty's gross margins dodown the road. i i believe izer is a sell. i n't care much for the wywyeth acquisisition. frankly, the comompany is st not thatat well ru but i really disagagree wi him on selng cisco, which i'm looking to buy m more fomy charitable t trust apart of a play o on incread technology spenng in the second half f of the year. in fact, i i thinkon's wrong to even lump thisis stock aa defensive,e, as cio will be one of the f first cpanies to experice a recovery since itit books s and sell85% of the busine in the quarter. when busininesses art spending again, cisco will bebe one othe first t to go hier. i also like disneyey. i rerd it as a play on cheapaper gagasoline, pecially now we understand j just how ch a farce the oils future markrket is,ased on how easily y speculors and nipulators can push pricices up. dumping disney?? big mimistake. wh about the stock he's buying?? insana iusing the cash from these sasales tooa

i think one thin that w have to understd here is that to many of u we' seeing ts in one way.re seeing a misconstruction of a photo. many people online, this has raalovertone this is like theantiquated racist stereotype of an oversexed ack man being a predator, and at's the way so. coervative circles are talking about it online. that's unfortunate the problem here i it's not even true. this didn't even happen. you know,f he hadn't have been watching a step and tumbled wn th steps, we'd probably be talking abt himfalling. >> karl, thanks so much for cong on. we appreciate it. and, tamron, i thinksome of these consertive tes, they know exactly what they're doing, theynothey're throwinghe fuel on the fire and it's outrageous. >> which puts the onusn these sites that are supposed to be telling the tth or even the liberal ones o here, if that's the side of the coersation we're going is ght or left, they should call them out on t, t. i'm not advocating fihting, but battle it ou with the truth. >>> speaking of something tat's still going on, several michael jackson's doctors a now de

in this search to expin, to understd, to come to terith, how far are you on that? i me, is it... have y rehed where you wanted to be in ter of... >> let me tel you, i'm 87 years old and i'm running outf time. so therere i'm sort aclerating the proce. in sense, th's why iid the film >> rose: was this a kind of tharsis for you? >> no, no, not catharsis. >> rose: well, then what. >> it s a chance to... >> t reach... >> to reach a large audience with ideas tt are very controversial anto stilate eir thinking. andebate >> ros robertcnamara, dea at aged 93. captioning sponsoredy rose commucations captioned by media access group at bh access.wgborg

we're not understding, in my judgment... this is myiew in the book how deeply the relationsh, our relatnship withussia is in crisis and how dangersly. d that this relationship has come to a turning point and therefore one way or another president obama is goi to py historic ro for better or worse. >> rose: so the bal is in his cour >> in pt. and this ishere i sound unpatriotic. but believe we more th any party creed this mess and therefore the first step to get out of this mess ha to be taken in washington. not moscow. no the prevailg view of the american mia and the american political establiment-- though have to say to his credit ambassador pickerin has hinted thiss not entire thease-- but e prevailinview is that thrussians have to makethe positive steif we want to get along. that's ctainly not the view i ha that. >> rose: that doesn't seem like the mind-set of esident obama, either. >> youaven't asked us what the administration has cone. to mmind it's been extmely discouraging. they've donewo things that literallshocked m

judge sotomayor understd that, she was committed to t rule of law and it was pretty illuminang interchange about what it is that republicans are worrd abo, more th just e usual political posturing by left and right. >> charlie: they caot, as they couldn't with ato or justice robes criticize the intellect of the nominee,er acamic performance at colge and law school has en superior. >> no question, a you can tell that she's not just bk smart. they tked about all kinds of cases today while she took a lot of notes, she didn't have nobooks in front of her. she was asked questions abt a ki of random antitrust desion by the supreme court from the pasfew years and s knew all aut it. she comes acro as well inform and balanced. if you're conservative y're going to ink she's more liberal than you but you're not going to think she's on the fringes. >> charlie: if someo was willg to make a seous bet that she willot be any mor liberal than justi utter, would you take the t? >>t depends on the issue. i got the sense she will be in the same positio as him or a little to the left on abortion and race. agn,

think people understd what i was saying, right? not at l. >> chris?y do not getwhat you ar aying. >> allright. >> you cannot calln entire section of america fake amica and expect them to sitack idly and say nothing. >> ingo. >> you're not welcome to come to brooklyn anytime soon. >> t irony of this is mika i from the partf americandas live her life in tat area. going college at williams college -- don't u have a horsearm in pennsylvania? >> she has a hor farm in pennsylvania. >>eing kidnapped in the south offrance. >> that is tr. th's the one true thing you've sa. >> this is nuts. she ain't dorothy. e hasn't spent a l of time in kan >>hiis so unreal. >> she knows where of she saks when she says ke america. she's card carrying-- >> a book will descri my poli hill billy upbringing. >> blah, bla blah. >> and it will all be very car exactly what you all are not saying about myreality. >> here's mika. >> thank you. i guess you want me just to iet and move n. >>> esident obama- >> chras something to sa chris? >> yes, chr? >> here is mika wi the news >> i li

. >> you understd the value of that. >>ight. >> hand quincyoan answer teddy rileynd were to create great musiand we focusn matchups 's not the product of the world. . it's great of you to come over a tal to us. apprecia it. we're heading back to new york. >> it's great to he from the true fans. here is this kid from chicago, now inega and madeis way probably strappedfor cash, but wanted to be a part of this moment. with u is nancy giles a social commento commentator. i want to talk tyou aboutthe social impact. here it is thiswhite kid from the midwest the cebring. i hate to put in in black and white terms but michael jackson's history is ashis song said, lackor white." >> i think alsharpton said earlr michael jacktonwas a trailblaze he brought black so music to a huge awed yen audience. when you think about his performance on t ed slin show which was 40 years ago. in 1969 heas one of e first artists that really wen global! and micel jacksonlone is a solo performer. he integratedmtv because of the song "beatit," and becau

and people understd that. nothing got him -- he had this great respect for the news. and the people who covered it and also the people who made it. and it was just to be a part of that team and be with walter i mean, it is something that i'll take -- i never got over it. this is someone we'll never see his likes again. he was a great mentor to me. he was the major influence on journalism in the 20th century. you know, i was sitting listening as walter was talking about being the anchorman, you know walter was the first person that they used that term to describe. nobody had ever called anybody an anchorman or an anchor. and someone, no one knows quite where the term came from but someone started calling walter the anchorman and he for me will always be that the anchorman. amazing. >> bob, let me ask both you and morley, you were both part of walter's a-team. what was it like -- was it at all intimidating working for this man because was watching everything you read and wrote? was it tough or did he just make you better? i'll start with you, bob. >> it was just -- it w

we understd the jackson family mbers re re.the hurst arrived here at sometime last nit. the jackson familyad a pva viing, perhaps a closed casket viewing of micha ckson. wh we see right w, a lotf media presence. thearrices are up in case there are any cros that might descend on the scene. we have seen 30arked and unmarked polichicles come up and line themselves in front of the funeral he. we understand that there is a small motor kad at left the jackson me. and we know that there is private ceremony, perps a funeral of some sort, tha will held here at 8:00this morning. understand iti last for a couple hours. that's what we are all waiting to find out about lan? >> we will te break, and then we arback with a reading from "billie je." a that conversation a very special "morning meeting." don't be afraid to let yr toes tap righafter this. ♪ i a the one ♪ wh woul dance ♪ on the floor ♪ twtwo medi cappuccinos, you're ready for the mimorning rush thanks a good breakfast. one coff witroom, one l lge moc latte. medi m maciato, light ho