and in our religious and secular beliefs we believe that people who have these experiences are undeserving people and are put in that category. our social services, our cultural values and honor those women who are deserving, and we do not want to invest our taxes or anything else on the undeserving. that idea is at least 2000 years old. we have a legacy to deal with. it should be shred from our psyche, and whenever you have to do it to do it, do it. it and what ever we have to do in building the women's movement, a people's movement for our brothers and sisters, help do your job of getting rid of this cultural belief of the deserved and undeserved. it must die, even if it took us 2000 years to do it. i ask you to join all the women from this morning's workshop and today, as we have seen already spoken, that we make that commitment. normally understood this, -- norma understood this, and i think that is the central message. for those who have been harmed through sexual abuse and global exploitation, norma, threw her were feeling, not only named it but tried to resolve and helped liberate a

it's undeserved. you know, a lot of us do what we do because we love it and we care about others. what the heck, it's nice to be recognized. thank you very much. >> that's the criteria for receiving it. >> when it comes from the heart, not only from the mouth, that's what counts. you believe in it, it comes from your heart. some people, yes, i do it, you ask them, well, i can't do it today. but when it's like you, it comes from the heart, that counts. >> thank you. thank you all very much. we leave you now with a song called "a song for cesar". >> this is dedicated to cesar chavez. it is called "a song for cessce" ♪

sheriff's department that cpmc has extended its commitment to providing breast health to uninsured and undeserved women in our jail. as you all know, cancer does not discriminate by population, ethnicity or zip code. cpmc's program to our incarcerated women has included free screening, free surgery, free radiation, free chemotherapy and free transportation to and from services. i am remembering at this time an article in the san francisco chronicle dated january 3, 2011. the headline of this article read "hospital takes breast cancer outreach to county jail." this story relays the powerful and innovative approach that cpmc has taken to reach women who are unded -- underserved, uninsured and many times invisible. while it is true that we do have a mini medical clinic within our jail, we have not had a -- of this type. >> thank you. >> i thank you for your time. >> holly weisong. william hester. fran taylor. nola ong. >> good evening. my name is sylvia. i have been a registered nurse at st. luke's campus for almost 24 years. my current position is as manager of the day beets center. i was raised in

which critic say is undeserved especially for someone they say is responsible for creating a culture of cutting corners. 6 years after becoming ceo and president of pg&e peter darby is stepping down. mark tony of the utility watch dog group turn says the resignation is long overdue. >> there was a lack of organizational discipline. we feel the company was thought well run. the problem we feel is that because profits were put in front of people that's where the shot shortcuts came from. >>reporter: aparent shortcut are what critic say led to september pooin pipeline explosion in san bruno. 8 people killed in the fire. dozens of homes destroyed. since that disaster pg&e sloppy record keeping has come to light as well as questionable maintenance practices. which is why many people are outraged that darby will be leaving with an 8 figure golden parachute. according to regulatory filing submitted las month, darby retirement package will total nearly 35 million dollars. gale and her mother loretta lost their home in the blast and now live in a rental. >> that's not right. it's not right at

created a more effective system of managing we the slaves or rather the rest of us that they see as undeserving of real freedom we live in a matrix of illusions of freedom and false promises and empty rhetoric and we know it's the only question is when will you refuse to be enslaved so all this talk about debt and deficits in washington in the political back and forth we've seen is really just silly when you put it in perspective and start asking the important questions speaking of that you know we had stuff on molyneux on the show last week and. i forgot to remind you about that fourteen hundred bucks he owes me a shannon can we get your money on the line right now yet he still hasn't paid me back. anyways portress last year you just had to have that first edition of atlas shrugged by the way saw the movie this weekend blew my mind great if anything was too short yeah go see atlas shrugged and what we got and oh well it's got him on screen hey there you are still fun thank you so much for joining us tonight hey how you doing adam well hey i just i was what i asked you about the debt oh you lis

you don't shower undeserved praise on the squeak box. no, you eliminate him.limb here and say that that is going to be the best performance of the night. >> he slayed it! he slayed it! >> mad max meets storm troopers on melrose, right? >> this is the exact problem i was talking about. praise, praise, too much praise. i just murdered a man in your presence. >> yeah, baby. yeah. >> enough already. i'm going to make it really simple for you. i'm going to sing a song and you will say something negative about me, otherwise i'll have you all executed. understood? >> go for it, man. just go for it. go for it. ♪ who let the dog out ♪ woof woof ♪ who let the dog out ♪ ruff ruff randy? >> vocally, it was good. but it doesn't make you jump up and down. it was kind of boring. and, i mean, i love you -- >> you can live. j.lo? >> i'm just not sure that, at this point in the competition, we're kind of getting down to the wire and it's time to pull out the big guns. >> bigger than these? >> because you have so much emotion, it kind of takes you off. >> off. yeah. all right. o

which it was run by white women seen as the illegitimate act of a part of white benevolent women to undeserving black children. that was destroyed. the home of william powell was destroyed. the home of barbara lyons was destroyed. there is an account three attacks the on in the home and the third attack was successful burned to the ground. in williamson paper i came across a note that it is down there i will not read it, where a sergeant rates to ms. lyons to say i will try to help you. i do not know what today will bring. me to be at the drugstore at 3:00 p.m. and i will conduct you to safety. so the alliance and fellow quite philips white pharmacy was right around the corner and i speculate that is the pharmacy it is amazing the sergeant thought that was a safe enough place broke to take the family broke i started to read through the obituaries and i found the story of the preservation of the pharmacy. 1847 at the corner he stayed there until his death and established deep roots and the neighborhood where he went in was mixed and as time went on it they became more i raised. and according to

by white women and seen then as an illegitimate act on the part of white benevolent women toward undeserving black children. that was destroyed by. the home of william powell was destroyed. the home of our alliance was destroyed. bridgeheads an amazing account of a three part assault on their home. the third assault was successful, and it was burned to the ground. so, in areas albert williamson papers i came across a note. it is down there pit i won't bother to read it. a sergeant rates to alberto lions and says, i'm going to try and help you. i don't know what today will bring. meet me at said drugstore at 3:00 p.m. and i will conduct the to safety. so, the lions and philip white lived on vendor water street just of few doors from one another. philips white pharmacy was right around the corner and frankfurt and gold. i speculate that that is the pharmacy. so, it is just amazing to think that the sergeant thought that was a safe enough place. so, to take the family. so, i started reading through williams's papers. i found the story. the preservation of philip white pharmacy. he'd brought the